I was originally going to shut down the software, but when the screen was full of green lights, I suddenly got energized. $OPN This time wasn’t a sudden flip of face; it was after repeated trial and error at high levels that I finally had to admit that above, there really isn’t enough buy-side volume to keep the momentum going.

In my last look before bed, I was still watching OPN’s changes: the price briefly returned to around 0.1710, but every time it pushed higher, it couldn’t be sustained. Trading volume was weak, and the feeling that the rebounds lacked strength became more and more obvious. After seeing this detail, I chose to execute going long. I didn’t casually change the plan just because of short-term whipsaws.

Now 0.0699 has already cashed out the short side potential, and the result is +2847.23%. Put the big chunk into the pocket first: close 80% now, and keep the remaining 20% as protection around the cost basis; if it keeps dropping further, let the profit run—then if it bounces back, don’t let the gains feel uncomfortable.

Market moves are something you wait for, and profits are something you hold. It’s better to miss a segment than to chase in when you’re carried away emotionally.

Friends who haven’t gotten on the train yet, don’t rush—wait for good news. Once the next wave of signals appears, then look for a more comfortable entry.

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