$SNDKB This day dragged me down from 1000 again.

I wrote this in the early hours the day before yesterday: 1004.56, then it surged to 1011.14. I said that 1000 was the level it had crashed straight through last week.

It really didn’t hold. Last night it kept sliding, down to 870.83. I stared at the 15-minute chart, thinking: this time it’s going to give back all its earlier gains.

And then?

It didn’t give them all back. It bounced straight up from 870.83, climbing from the early hours into the morning to 966.71. Just as I thought, “It’s going to get back above that level,” a red candle at noon pushed it back down to 920. It ground along between 920 and 935 all afternoon. Now it’s nearly 8 p.m. on Friday, and it’s at 938.76.

From 1011.14, it fell as much as 13.9%. From 870.83, it rebounded 7.8%.

In a single day, it dropped from 1000 to 870, then climbed back to 940. A huge swing in both directions.

What made me most want to jump in was that the price I most wanted to sell at last night turned out to be the absolute bottom.

Did you buy in around 870, or were you like me, watching it crash and not daring to make a move?
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