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$HON #HON From a layout perspective, the key is not to chase a higher price, but to wait for a pullback.

Don’t let the one-hour chart dictate your midline position.
If, when price returns to around 229.005/220.64, it can still hold and take support, then consider entering in batches.

For short-term trades, it currently looks like support/resistance is on both sides at 237.37 and 220.64.
If it can’t go up, don’t chase; if it doesn’t break down, then look for opportunities.

Short-term positions focus only on execution, not fantasies.
If there’s profit, remember to lock it in; if you’re wrong, cut it and leave.

$HON #HON Let's take a look at a key price level: 226.76.

If we can’t bounce back above this level, the market is likely to keep grinding.
The support level to watch closely is around 220.64.

Don't open positions haphazardly in the middle range; chasing after a slight rise or cutting losses on a slight dip is the easiest way to get liquidated.

For US stocks like this, it's all about rhythm and position sizing; don’t let short-term volatility turn into an emotional trade.

For short-term positions, focus on execution, not on daydreaming.
Lock in profits when you can, and if you're wrong, cut losses.