Just finished going through a round of bearish takes. I originally thought this round was completely done for, but the chart somehow flipped. When it plunged during the day, $MU didn’t see a string of breakdowns. After the price returned to around MU, buy support kept showing up below. The rebound wasn’t fast, but the key levels didn’t keep slipping lower. Seeing the sell pressure gradually ease, I think this looks more like flushing out impatient/volatile positions rather than the bulls fully exiting. Then I issued a bullish prompt—follow the pullback rhythm and pay attention to long positions.

Entry reference: 744.46. Current price: 844.69. The return is already +646.44%. The earlier part was painfully slow, but getting out was still truly worth it. Take profits when you can: close 80% first. Put the remaining 20%’s protection level near your cost basis—if it keeps pushing higher, let the profits run; if it pulls back, you still hold initiative.

The market only punishes people who think they’re the smartest. Even if you only catch a segment, as long as you can take it, it’s yours. For friends who haven’t boarded yet, take my advice: don’t change your mind just because you see the price rise—wait for the next wave of signals before acting.

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