Just finished lunch and checked the chart. I initially thought it was just normal range-bound movement, but a single downward push immediately laid out the direction. During the intraday dip, $SLX bounced a few times but couldn’t form continuation—the overhead suppression stayed all the time. When price went up, nobody picked it up, while sell orders became more and more aggressive.

I was watching the change in SLX’s order book support. Seeing a low-volume rally and weak rebounds, I knew it wasn’t suitable to chase longs here. Waiting until it couldn’t push further to short would be steadier. After that, I executed a long around 0.21150—not guessing the bottom, and not taking a gamble—just handling it according to the rhythm I saw.

When price pulled back to 0.10476, my current profit was +993.71%. I nailed the timing. The biggest part goes into the pocket first.

My position has already been reduced by 80%. The remaining 20% is held with cost-price protection. If it continues to sell off, I’ll hold the profit; if it suddenly rebounds, it won’t turn the unrealized gains into regret. Being in no position isn’t a crime—opening positions randomly is the mistake. Friends who haven’t boarded yet, take my advice: don’t chase now. Wait for the next shot—it’ll feel better.

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