A few days ago, I was still calculating whether this move was just not going to work. But when the market opened in the morning, I realized the bears had already written the answer right on their face. In my last glance before sleep, $SLX was still probing around the high level, but every time it tried to push higher, it fell short by just a breath. The price inched up, yet the buy-side couldn’t keep up, while the sell-side was clearly more active. What I saw wasn’t a breakout setup—it was someone up top continuously taking profit.

While everyone else was still watching, SLX returned to around 0.21150, and I chose to execute a long. The core idea is to wait for it to shift from weak strength to real loosening. The current price is 0.11263, and this round’s return is +920.16%. Even though the process was grinding, once it moved, the outcome is indeed sweet.

Protect profits first—close +920.16% first. The remaining 84% will continue to be observed, with the protective level moved to around the cost basis. If it keeps pressing downward, let the profits extend on their own; if it suddenly bounces back up, I won’t let it take all the gains back.

Even if you only make one percentage point, if you can take it away, then it’s yours. Floating profit even more than that—those are still the market’s. Chasing another order is easy to get stuck at the top of the mountain. If you didn’t catch it, don’t add more to make up. Wait for the next round’s signal—there are still opportunities. Don’t rush.

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