A few days ago, in the afternoon, it was still trading sideways with force—then right after I finished lunch and pulled up the chart to check, $POL immediately showed its true temperament. It’s not that there’s no rebound, but every time it rebounds, it lacks follow-through: once it’s lifted just a bit, the sell orders press it back down again.

Before the market fully got going, I compared a few rounds against POL and found that nobody was stepping in. The support wasn’t enough, and the suppression level never really loosened. So when the price neared 0.08969, I entered a long position. I also had my protection plan worked out in advance, so that a single decision wouldn’t turn into an emotional gamble.

At the moment, 0.07612 shows that the shorts have already cashed out, and the floating result has come to +1079.08%. This one is really satisfying. I’ll close 80% first and leave 20% to see whether it continues to push lower. I’ll move the protection level to around the cost basis; if it rebounds, I’ll stop—I won’t force it against the order book.

Even if you only make one more point—so long as you can take it away, that’s yours. Even if the floating profit is bigger than that, that’s the market’s. Don’t grind away your patience in a choppy range.

Chasing additional orders can get you stuck right on the mountaintop. For the next round, wait until the structure becomes clear again, then act according to the signal.

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