I just opened the app and watched for a few minutes—the order book went straight from stubbornness to admitting defeat. I thought this round was completely finished, but $FIL suddenly broke below the consolidation range. Those “strong” rebounds before didn’t continue at all. After the funds quietly pulled away, there was almost no decent follow-on support under the price. With sell pressure holding the high and no buyers stepping in, the short window naturally appeared.

After opening the chart this morning, I looked back at FIL’s performance at 0.9335, then executed a long. The prompt wasn’t about chasing the dump—it was about waiting for confirmation and then following through. Now the price is at 0.7678, showing +857.91% returns. The timing was right, and the replay has an explanation.

First, close 80% of the short. Keep the remaining 20% for the trend, but the protection level must be set near the cost basis. If it keeps selling off, let the profits run. If it bounces back, don’t spit out the portion you’ve already taken—stabilize first.

Panic comes from having no plan; losses come from overthinking. After the selloff has been realized, you must not get emotional. Chasing shorts can get you cleaned up by a rapid rebound; if you miss it, wait for the next round. When the new structure forms, then we’ll take another look.

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