ith positive headlines and price strength. I’m staying patient and keeping cash ready, because hype can attract late buyers—and that’s often when pullbacks happen.
Instead of FOMO-ing into a pump, I’d rather set limit bids at key support zones (for example, around $80) and let price come to me. No need to overtrade or force entries.
If you’re already in from higher up and didn’t catch the earlier dip, managing the position around $82.5 can make sense—but only with a clear invalidation level. Keep a stop-loss in place, size the trade so a stop-out is manageable, and don’t let one idea turn into a big loss.
On the upside, have a plan to take profits into resistance (for example, near $88.5). Locking in gains beats letting greed turn a solid trade into a round-trip.