Just after I saw the bearish news, many people were still waiting for a rebound. I restrained my impulse and held back. $FIL In the early session it was grinding in place at the highs, but FIL’s buy orders kept getting weaker, step by step. Every time the rebound hit a key level, it turned back—there was a very clear lack of support.

At the time, I judged this wasn’t a stabilization; it was overhead pressure that hadn’t been digested. With relatively low trading volume, pushing higher would require stronger capital support. So when the price got near 0.9335, I executed a long and handed the short-side tempo to the order book for confirmation.

Now it’s already down to 0.725. The result of this round of review is +1072.52%. No wasted staring—here’s the answer.

First, close 80%; keep the remaining 20% protected by setting a cost-price safeguard. If it continues to sell off, let the profits run on their own. If a rebound appears, don’t let the gains turn back into a key level. The moves aren’t complicated—discipline is what matters.

Even if you only make one single point, as long as you can take it away, that’s yours. Even if you have more floating profit, it doesn’t count as truly over until it’s locked in. Chasing shorts also needs caution—wait for the next round at a more comfortable level.

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