I wasn’t expecting to break even anyway, and it directly took me into profit—this market setup is doing a pretty solid job. While others were running, $SLX was already loosening from the high, and the execution speed for the short fills clearly sped up.

A few days ago, in the early morning, I rewatched SLX and found that the push up lacked a small amount of fuel to go along with it. Several rebounds were suppressed; the price couldn’t be lifted, and the bids never truly stepped in to catch it. With a low-volume surge plus increasing sell pressure, this wasn’t something to watch for fun—it was about when it would show fatigue.

Around 0.21150, I executed my planned long. The current price has come to 0.11767. This reanalysis record is +873.52%. Waiting patiently in the front, then following through—getting the rhythm right matters more than frequent trading.

First close 80%. For the remaining 20%, set a cost-price protection. If it keeps moving down, let the profit run; even if it rebounds, don’t easily hand back the results. Profits don’t balloon, and drawdowns aren’t hopeless.

Being flat isn’t a crime—reckless entries are the mistake. Don’t chase just because you see a drop. The market doesn’t lack opportunities; what it lacks is patience. Wait until the next shot after the new structure is confirmed.

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