I originally planned to close the software and rest, but when the chart dumped during the intraday drop, it instantly kept me alert. $SLX At first it looked like there was a rebound, but in reality every time it pushed up, it lacked that one breath—volume didn’t keep up, while sell pressure popped out as soon as it reached the high zone. This kind of “strongness” is only superficial excitement.

While others were running, I rechecked SLX’s high-level resistance and pressure. I opened a long around 0.21150. The prompt at the time wasn’t to chase the dump—it was to wait until the confirmation of the sell-side hold/acceptance weakened, then handle it in line with the bearish tempo.

The price is currently at 0.09283, and the ROI is recorded as +1105.61%. This round was managed fairly cleanly—no wasted time.

Take profits on 80% first. For the remaining 20%, put the protection level back near the cost basis. If it keeps dipping further, let the profits extend. If there’s a retracement and bounce, also make sure to protect the portion already realized first.

The market is something you wait out; profits are something you hold onto. If you didn’t participate, don’t buy the ticket here. Chasing lower can also run into a sudden spike—make your move only after the next clear signal appears.

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