“Bing Bing” today’s pullback move has lured in a lot of people who are getting overexcited.

The plan this morning was already explained very clearly.

I don’t recommend chasing short positions; around 1900–1910 you can consider going long.

This isn’t to say Bing Bing won’t fall, but at this level, going in to chase shorts again doesn’t have much advantage.

As everyone saw, the outcome was exactly that.

Bing Bing topped out around 1944, then pulled back to as low as 1910. Near 1910, there was quick support/absorption, and the price moved back above 1920.

At least for now, 1910 still has support. So looking at 1880 or 1850 right now feels a bit too impatient.

The easiest mistake to make today isn’t shorting near 1935.

It’s after the price drops below 1920, and then you start thinking 1900 is definitely going to break, so you keep adding shorts all the way down.

From 1935 down to 1913—those more than 20 points already did very well.

In reality, very few people can take profit exactly as planned.

Many people earn money and still want to earn a bit more, always thinking “wait a little longer, hold a little more.”

Then the market rebounds; the profit you already had gets given back.

The longer you hold positions, the easier it is for emotions to get overexcited. A lot of profit isn’t taken by the market—it’s returned by you.

You don’t need to capture the full move every wave.

Take the profit that belongs to you. Staying consistent over the long term is more important than making dozens of extra points in a single trade.

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