I was originally going to shut the software down, but 😮 gave me a real nose-dive in the middle of the session. When $WLD bounced back, it was clearly weak—several pushes upward were all pushed back down. Finally, the shorts took over the rhythm.

At the time, I didn’t panic just because it started pumping, and I didn’t chase randomly at key levels. Instead, I waited for confirmation of the lack of follow-through—signals indicating the short entry. The opening price was 0.3914. I laid out the plan first before executing.

Now the current price on my screen is 0.3773. The short position is locked in for +259.23%. That’s the answer. It looked messy beforehand, but once it really went down, the speed and force showed up.

Take profit on 80% first, so most of the gains are secured. Keep the remaining 20% for observation, and move the protection level to around the cost basis. If it keeps weakening, let the profits run. If it bounces back, at least you won’t hand back all the results.

Don’t fear it grinding—fear you panicking first. When making money, the worst thing is suddenly getting overexcited. If you miss this leg, you don’t need to chase; the market always has opportunities. Wait for the next round at a comfortable entry. 🧊

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