It feels like my previous post didn’t think deeply enough!

Everything depends on Big Pie’s mood.
Only when a pullback by Big Pie appears and helps stabilize the situation, and there are clearer right-side signals—
that’s the best time to push the attack.

Any attempt to attack before Big Pie has stabilized is just a hollow play.
It isn’t very certain,
and even if you push up, it may quickly be pulled back.

If at a certain timeframe a possible right-side signal appears,
you can place an attack/order.
However, once you notice that after five periods on the same timeframe Big Pie still hasn’t shown any improvement (no decent rebound),
then immediately do a one-click close/exit, or leave only a very small amount of remaining core position.
Return to the observation phase,
and then look again for the next valid right-side reversal signal.

I originally was a right-side trader.
In the end, because I held on to the position (the market developed differently than I expected), I turned into a left-side trader.
And the more I held on, the worse my mindset became,
until it finally led to a huge loss.

DYOR.