What caught my attention was the detail where things began to change. The price still looks like it’s consolidating at high levels, but repeated upward pushes failed to form follow-through, and the order book has started shifting from strength to hesitation.

I chose to short $MU near 970.38, for a very simple reason: the rebound strength was insufficient, and the key levels above were clearly defined—so the cost-effectiveness of continuing to chase longs had already declined. As the price pulled back to 937.94, this short trade’s return reached +160.94%, and my judgment received clear confirmation.

The most common mistake during the day is seeing one or two spikes upward and immediately changing the plan. My habit is to first assess the order book support, then the rhythm—only after confirming the trend weakening do I execute.

That’s the trading tempo. Profits need to be protected, and once the market gives feedback, you should be even more restrained. Missing this wave isn’t a problem—because the market won’t offer only one chance.

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