This time it wasn’t me guessing well— the chart itself wrote the answer on its face. When the market got smashed at the start of the session, $POL looked like it might stop falling, but several rebounds never truly held. The buy side was weak and sell pressure was heavy; the higher it tried to go, the more forced it looked.

I opened a long around 0.08969. At that time I wasn’t watching a single K-line— I was watching how the rebound kept lacking follow-through. After pushing higher, it was quickly pressed back down. Now the price is back at 0.07248, and the return shows +1361.51%. All that waiting before wasn’t in vain—I’m eating that short profit very comfortably.

Take profit when it’s time. First close 80%—don’t get greedy for that last bite. For the remaining 20%, move the protection level to around your cost. If weakness continues, let the profits extend; if it rebounds, there’s still room to hold the gains.

Market moves are something you wait for, and profits are something you hold. Without a plan, the faster your hand, the easier it is to get messy. Friends who haven’t entered yet, don’t chase the down move and run—wait for the next clear wave of signal, and I’ll prompt you as soon as it appears.

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