A few days ago, the market action looked like it was deliberately trying to appear strong, but when it turned around, it immediately laid out the shorts’ answer. I’m not guessing—because every push up was weaker than the last. The bid side never kept up, and the higher it went, the more it looked like it was digging a trap for people.

When the price repeatedly churned during the session, I watched the changes in the $TRUMP support. I saw that once TRUMP got close to the key level, it still couldn’t hold steady; the moment selling pressure came out, it dropped. The call was clear at the time: don’t chase longs—wait for a rebound to show weakness before going long again. Entry was around 2.056.

Now the price is at 1.637, and this short trade has already been realized at +1446.02%. The answer was given quite decisively. Take the bulk first into your pocket—close 80%. Move the remaining 20%’s protection level to around your cost; if it keeps dumping, let the profits run. And if there’s a rebound, don’t let the gains get handed back.

Don’t grind away your patience during the chop, and also don’t try to “get back dignity” by gambling in a one-direction move. Being flat is not a crime—opening trades chaotically is the mistake. For friends who haven’t gotten on yet, don’t chase this leg. Wait for the next wave of signals and then act. The market has plenty of opportunities; what it lacks is patience.

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