Just when I carried the coffee to the table edge, the chart on the screen already made the decision for me. With $SLX taking that step down, the shorts finally released the strength they had been holding back.

When the market was first smashed during the early session, I saw the price repeatedly surge around 0.21150, but it never managed to form a valid takeover. Once the sell orders were pressed down, the rebound immediately lost steam. My judgment at the time was clear: the key level above hadn’t disappeared yet, chasing longs would likely trap you in a bind. Waiting for a pullback to confirm before acting was more appropriate, so I executed a long entry.

Now the price is at 0.12194, and the short position’s unrealized profit is already +834.79%. This chunk of profit is sweet. I’ll close 80% first; then the remaining 20% will have the protection level placed near the cost basis. If it continues to sell off further, let the profits run. Even if it rebounds, don’t give back the advantage you’ve already locked in.

Being flat isn’t a crime—opening positions recklessly is the mistake.

Lock in the profits first, and your mindset won’t be dragged around by the next K-line.

Friends who haven’t boarded yet, don’t rush to chase. Let the missed spot be missed. Wait for the next wave of signals, then handle it according to the rhythm—there will be opportunities afterward.

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