Did nothing—just went to use the restroom, and when I got back, the candles had already done the work for me. After I finished lunch and was checking the chart, $LIT still hadn’t fully started. I saw that the pressure above LIT wasn’t heavy; after the pullback, it was able to regain and hold. The bottom support looked stronger than it did on the surface, so I signaled to go long, watching for long opportunities around 1.852.

This trade went from 1.852 to 2.229. The floating result has already reached +981.02%. I nailed the rhythm—honestly, it feels pretty great. When it’s time to take profit, take it: handle 80% first. For the remaining 30%, move the protection level to around the cost basis. If the market keeps pushing upward, let the gains run; even if there’s a sudden pullback, it won’t be too uncomfortable.

The market is something you wait for; profit is something you hold onto. Being flat isn’t a crime—randomly opening positions is the mistake. It’s not the time to rush in. Chasing orders can easily get stuck at the top of the mountain. There will be more chances later, and I’ll prompt it as soon as possible.

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