A few days ago, the hand that set the stop-loss was trembling slightly; only this morning when I checked the chart did I realize that the worry nearly scared me into getting out. When the market dumped early this morning, $MU didn’t see consecutive breakdowns. Instead, it quickly reclaimed from the low, and the signals on the chart carried more weight than what they seemed to show on the surface.

What I saw then was that the key level wasn’t truly broken. After the pullback, there was support; selling pressure began to tighten, and capital quietly moved in. So the idea was clear: only consider going long after the structure holds, execute a long around 744.46, and don’t force a buy while the price is still falling.

Then the price surged to 958.65. This long position has already been realized at +1386.36%. The first part was repeatedly confirmed; the latter part was riding the momentum. It wasn’t in vain—at last, the answer was delivered.

First handle 75% of the position. Move the remaining 25% to a protective level near the cost basis. If it continues, let the profits run on their own; if it pulls back, you won’t end up giving the gains back. Risk management done upfront is called being rational; cutting losses only after they start to go wrong is called cutting decisively. If you didn’t keep up, don’t chase—wait for the new structure to form; there will be opportunities ahead.

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