I just refreshed casually, and the market view immediately shifted directly from hesitation to a bearish mode. When the screen was full of green, $FIL ’s rebound had already clearly lost elasticity; the earlier look-hot rally push all ended up paving the way for the shorts.

After lunch, when I checked the chart, I noticed FIL repeatedly approached the upper resistance, but there was still no fresh buying momentum to back it up. The moment sell orders showed up, the price quickly dropped. At that time, I didn’t rush to chase; I waited for it to confirm weakening, then executed the short plan.

The entry for the short was around 0.9335. Currently the price is at 0.7288, and the realized result is +1058.08%. This profit is comfortable to take—not because of luck, but because I wasn’t dragged around by high-level fake moves.

First, close 80% to lock in the gains; keep the remaining 20% for observation, and move the protective level up to around the breakeven cost. If it keeps digging lower, let the profits extend with the trend. If the chart suddenly snaps back, also make sure to protect the portion already taken off the table.

It’s better to miss a segment than to impulsively chase orders during an accelerated sell-off. Have a plan before the session, exercise discipline during trading, and reflect after the session. Opportunities are still there—don’t be in a hurry. Wait for the new structure to form and then look again.

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