Just when I was about to go to the forum and start cursing, I looked at the chart—forget it, the market dad is always right. A few days ago in the afternoon, everyone was still watching from the sidelines, but $FIL kept grinding higher on the high side, getting weaker and weaker. Then it kicked back down hard, putting the direction right in front of everyone.

When it suddenly dumped intraday, I went back to review FIL’s performance: the earlier rebound didn’t form continuous follow-through. Every time price tried to move up, it was quickly pushed back down. Trading volume was on the light side, while sell pressure was actually more proactive. That kind of lift looked like it had effort, but in reality it lacked participation—so at the time I warned not to get lured in by a fake breakout. After it touched the area near 0.9335 again, I executed a long.

Now the current price is at 0.7369, and the short position has already locked in +1014.74%. This round was truly taken smoothly. Take profits when you can—close 80% first, then keep the remaining 20% to continue monitoring. The protection level is locked near your cost basis. If it keeps dumping, let the profits run. If it rebounds, there’s also a boundary—no letting gains get given back.

Profits don’t inflate blindly, and drawdowns aren’t something to despair over.

For friends who didn’t get in, don’t chase the sell-off. This level is prone to whipsawing. Wait until the next cycle’s structure becomes clear again—I’ll give a prompt as soon as opportunities show up. Patience is worth more than impulsiveness.

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