Did nothing at all—just went to the restroom. When I came back, the candlestick chart had already finished the work for me.

A few days ago, in the afternoon, $WLD bounced back several times but kept missing by a breath; volume didn’t keep up, there was no one to take the trade when it went up. After noticing that detail, I judged that the high level was under pressure—so I suggested following the rhythm for shorts: don’t take the very first candle, and don’t chase the last one.

The reference entry price was 0.4076. The current price on the screen dropped to 0.3725, with a return of +612.76%. This round is basically the answer.

Watching the price step down one level at a time, I feel more at ease than anything else in my heart.

First, close it for +612.76% to lock in most of the profits. Leave the remaining 20% for further observation: move the stop-loss to around the cost basis. If it keeps selling off, let it run; if it suddenly bounces back, it won’t turn the profit into something uncomfortable.

Don’t let profits inflate, and don’t fall into despair over drawdowns. This isn’t the time to rush. Missing it means missing it. I’ll look again when the next round’s structure is clear. I’ll provide a prompt at the first moment—don’t hang yourself at a high level just to catch a train.

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