ASTER played a beautiful reversal today. It was quite satisfying to short in the morning, taking a 7.3% profit and preparing to close the position. However, the market suddenly reversed sharply, causing the short position to lose up to 12%. I was a bit frustrated at the time, but after calmly thinking about it, I didn't see any particularly negative news, so I decided to reverse my position and go long to break even.

The key was patience. Just sitting and watching the market without rushing to chase the highs, waiting for the market's natural reaction. In less than three hours, the trend indeed started to turn, rapidly rising. When it reached a suitable point, I closed the position, recovering 6% of the gains.

Honestly, during such volatile times, technical analysis may not always be reliable. It's still important to trust fundamental judgment. If there's no major negative news, there's no need to be overly pessimistic; sometimes it's actually a good time to accumulate positions.