This profit has me feeling both flattered and terrified, afraid that the chart might suddenly remember to take back my emotions tomorrow. When I had just finished watching the bad news, $SUI was still propping up at a high level. At first glance, it looked like a rebound after the bad news landed, but when I watched more closely, I found that no one was stepping in to catch it—the follow-through wasn’t keeping up.

I waited until SUI once again surged into the key level zone. The price still couldn’t hold. The rebound strength kept fading wave after wave, and sell orders kept showing up at key positions. Back then, I didn’t try to guess too much. I entered a long around 1.0341, following only the bear-style rhythm I could understand.

Now the price is at 0.7192, and +1466.95% has already been realized—there’s your answer. When it’s time to take profit, take it: close 80% first, and keep the remaining 20% to continue observing. Move the protection level to around your cost basis. If there’s more downside, hold onto it; and if there’s a dead-cat bounce, don’t hand the profits back.

Pros die from trying to catch the bottom; retail sheep die from chasing orders. If you can control your hands, you’ll get another chance to strike.

Chasing a dip is easy to get shaken out. If you didn’t participate in this leg, there’s no need to rush—wait for a new structure and signals to appear, then quietly await good news.

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