Just picked up my coffee, and the chart immediately took this bear trap act to its peak. When I opened the board this morning, $FIL had already started to slip from the high, and the price got pushed down all the way to 0.7436—people instantly snapped back to reality with that move.

A few days ago, before bed, I watched FIL and found that the rebound never formed sustained follow-through—pull it up and it falls right back, with no clear increase in volume. At the time, I warned very directly: the overhead pressure hasn’t been lifted, don’t get fooled into thinking it’s strongly bullish just because it looks that way—wait until it can’t push any higher, then open longs.

The entry reference was set at 0.9335. Now the price is at 0.7436, and the review shows a gain of +979.66% for this round. This short-side drawdown profit is like cashing in the patience from earlier—timing was right, and it feels great.

Take profit on 80% first, and move the remaining 20% to protect at the cost basis. If it continues to drop, let the profits run; even if it bounces back, don’t give back what you’ve already secured.

Don’t chase at the highs; don’t panic at the lows. Being flat isn’t a crime—recklessly opening trades is the mistake. Friends who haven’t gotten on yet, don’t rush: chasing the dip can also easily get cleaned up by a rebound. Wait for the next wave of signals to appear before acting.

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