$SOXL $94.21, down 12.19% in 24 hours, plunged from 109.57 to 93.16 on trading volume of 2.34 billion—I’ve seen this bearish candle before. Looking back at the same period after the three halvings: a sharp selloff after moving sideways in July 2016, a liquidity vacuum in March 2020, and leveraged liquidations in May 2021. The pattern was always “a sharp drop without volume drying up → 3–5 days of rock-bottom sentiment → buy in batches.” I entered a 20% position at 99.8 yesterday and added 10% at 96.5 this morning. I’m now down 5%, but feel surprisingly calm—because volume hasn’t contracted, which means this is turnover, not a slow bleed. There’s just one lesson: don’t chase leveraged ETFs at 109; wait for a retest near the previous low around 93 before making a move. My plan: build a position in three batches in the 93–94 range, keep the total position at or below 40%, set a stop-loss at 88.5 (if the previous low is broken), and take profit at the first target of 104. The folks in the group asked if I was worried. Here’s where I stand: I only buy pullbacks on the right side of the trend; I don’t catch falling knives. History doesn’t repeat itself exactly, but it rhymes. #每周来晒
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