If you were too slow and didn’t take profit in time, just treat it as the “pocket money” the market gave you. When the market kept oscillating during the session, $NES couldn’t push through, and the overhead pressure was very obvious. The rebound was weak, and it also carried the taste of baiting for longs—so I told everyone not to force a long back then; choosing a long or a short position is more aligned with what the order book was showing.

Reference entry: 0.2591. Now we’re at 0.2494, and the profit is already showing +73.71%—feels good, brothers. This bit of “meat” was taken cleanly 😎

If you’ve understood it, then execute—don’t hesitate at the last step.

First, here I’ll lock in 80%; the remaining 20% will be used to protect at the entry price. If it continues dropping, let the profit run a bit—if it bounces back, don’t make a good setup feel uncomfortable.

The market isn’t short on opportunities—it’s short on principal.

Now isn’t the time to rush in. If you miss it, then you miss it—don’t hang yourself just to chase a quick bite. I’ll look for a more comfortable position in the next round. Once the new structure forms, I’ll give the first signal—I’ll be waiting for good news.

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