This round of $INJ dumping down, what I’m most satisfied with isn’t the result—it’s that the timing was nailed. When it was pumped up earlier, a lot of people thought it could keep charging, but what I saw was that the high level was clearly starting to loosen.

Around 5.542, I chose to open a short. The reason is simple: the rally didn’t have sustained buy pressure, but the pullback kept getting smoother. Several intraday rebounds were pushed down and capped. Put plainly, this is the bulls retreating. The key is here: price doesn’t scare you when it falls—the thing you’re afraid of is that after the drop, the rebound has no strength.

Now it’s at 5.095, and the short position shows floating profit at +390.16%. The room to move is fairly fully opened. Don’t get greedy if you’re in a heavy position—handle it with an 80/20 split first: take care of part of it, and let the remaining profit follow with a protection level. How much you can take is up to the chart.

Futures aren’t about who can shout the hardest; it’s about who can survive and actually take the profit out. If you haven’t entered yet, don’t rush—don’t chase trades, don’t chase shorts—wait for a more comfortable level.

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