What really caught my attention here was the change after the failed rebound—price didn’t continue to recover upward, but instead kept getting pressed down repeatedly near key levels.

This $SIREN short I opened at 1.20261; when it moved to 0.02808, the screen feedback was already quite direct. The current +2394.82% isn’t accidental—it’s more a result of continuation of weakness.

My judgment has always been simple: when the direction isn’t clear, don’t move; once the structure turns weak, then look at the feedback. During the drop, managing drawdown matters more than watching fluctuations.

After trading for so long, I’ve come to feel more and more that replays aren’t to show off results—they’re to record whether my judgment got validated by the market. Missing this part doesn’t matter; don’t let emotions throw your timing off.

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