I was originally about to shut down the software, but when the screen was full of green candles, I suddenly got energized. $LTC This time it wasn’t a sudden change of mind—it was after repeated trial-and-error at the high end that I finally admitted that, up above, there really isn’t enough buy-side momentum to keep the relay going.

In my last look before sleeping, I was still watching LTC’s moves: the price briefly returned to around 53.67, but every time it pushed higher, it couldn’t sustain—trading volume was weak, and the feel of a feeble rebound was becoming more and more obvious. After seeing this detail, I chose to execute “go long.” I didn’t casually change the plan just because of short-term wobbles.

Now 46.19 has already realized the short-side move, and the result is +988.9%. Put the bulk of it into the pocket first—close 80%—and keep the remaining 20% as protection around the cost basis; if it keeps dropping further, let the profit run. Even if it rebounds back, don’t let the gains feel bad.

The market is something you wait out, and profits are something you hold onto. Better to miss a run than to chase in when your emotions are running hot.

Friends who haven’t boarded yet, don’t rush—wait for good news. When the next wave’s signal appears, then go find a more comfortable position.

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