Next, we will learn about responses. We want to take advantage of this significant profit from air refueling and pull it to the previous high for a new spike. However, one thing we need to consider is: what if we don't refuel but instead have a leak? Is there such a thing as 100% certainty in trading? The answer is definitely: no! Therefore, we need to be prepared for responses. There are three methods to respond. The first is if you have a stop-loss in place; that means you exit when it hits the stop-loss. The second is using 136 position management, regardless of whether you are at 1+3 or 1! The remaining position should wait at the next support level of 4600 for a new spike to average down the price! The third is if you have not managed your position and do not have a stop-loss; remember that once you have a floating loss of 150%, immediately hedge and lock in the position! This is what you need to do immediately; do not wait to see if there will be a rebound or anything like that! Lock it in first, then think! Learning to trade is about learning to respond, learning entry positions, and learning to wait!