This paragraph of shorts finally managed to break through the space—$VVV held on from the high and then quickly dropped, and the trading board signaled very clearly. A lot of people were still watching the bounce earlier, thinking that if it doesn’t break, it can still grind higher, but what really caught my attention is that every time price tested the upside, there was no sustained buy-side—after a push, it gets pushed back down. Something here is already off.



I went long around 15.620—not because I wanted to bet on a big bearish candle, but because I saw VVV’s structure start to loosen. The rebound strength kept getting weaker; the price couldn’t hold up. Once the shorts take over, the speed usually won’t slow down.

Now the price is at 11.605, and this floating profit has reached +1237.86%. The room in the market has been released pretty directly. For brothers with larger positions, at this point don’t just stare at even lower levels—handling it in an 80/20 staged approach will feel more comfortable: lock in most of the profit first, and use the remaining smaller position with a protective stop to watch for further extension.

If you didn’t catch this move, don’t worry—missing is missing, don’t chase the next order. Wait for the next more comfortable entry.

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