Many people have a common flaw when shorting: they run at the slightest dip, cut at the slightest rise.


A short position at 79,000, and they rush to cash out at 77,000.
They make 2,000 points and are as happy as if it's New Year.
And then? The market keeps falling to 75,000, 73,000, and they can only regret missing out.
I never do that.
My take profit isn't 2,000 points; it's 20,000 points.
My stop loss isn't a few hundred points; it's when the structure completely collapses.
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