3315 was just out of reach—it’s frustrating to miss by such a small margin! The pressure clearly sat at 3350, but why did it only go to 3312.5? If you’re serious about learning, take note of this.

Even though it didn’t hit the 2-point target I set at 3315, I mentioned earlier that half of the position would be taken out at this level (review the replay if you don’t recall). For those who manually sold at 3250, reclaim this portion and adjust as necessary. Always pay attention to what I say during these updates.

If you didn’t manually sell at 3315 and missed the chance, that’s fine. Let it go and shift your focus to the next resistance levels at 3550/3725. Remember the earlier recommendation to sell portions at 3050 and 3130/3165.

After this, take a breather. Don’t let frustration dictate your actions during rebounds.

Important Note:
Don’t ask whether you should chase without a position. The reality is, even if I give advice, most won’t act on it—it often becomes a search for psychological reassurance. If I didn’t have a position, I’d place a tiny one (1/10,000,000) at 3250 and allocate the bulk of it (the remaining 9,999,999/10,000,000) at 3050.

With that, let’s wrap things up for the day. There’s no benefit to staring at the charts endlessly.

Action Plan:

Set a five-minute stop-loss range between 3250–3350 for monitoring and execution of all-in orders.

Define a stop-loss level you’re comfortable with.

Monitor the price closely and execute the order if it reaches your target.

If the price doesn’t rise by 4 AM, the order will be invalidated.

Let’s all get some rest now. There’s no point in overthinking or stressing.
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