Unit 6: Strategic Decision Framework
Serious investors do not make decisions from emotion. They use a framework. In this unit, you will learn a simple, practical model based on risk, liquidity and timing that helps you act calmly and strategically with your SHIB positions.
The goal is not to predict every move. The goal is to give your decisions a clear structure so you can protect capital, act with intention and reduce noise.
The Three Pillars: Risk, Liquidity, Timing
1. Risk: How Much Is Really at Stake?
Before any decision, smart capital asks one question: What is my real risk? This includes:
- Position size relative to your total capital.
- Clear invalidation level (where the idea stops making sense).
- Maximum loss you are willing to accept.
2. Liquidity: Where Are the Real Battle Zones?
Liquidity shows where serious money can enter or exit. Your framework checks:
- Key accumulation and distribution zones.
- High-volume ranges where price keeps returning.
- Areas where whales can act without breaking structure.
3. Timing: When to Act — and When Not to Act
Timing is not about catching exact tops and bottoms. It is about entering and exiting in a way that respects your risk and liquidity context.
- Phased entries instead of one big order.
- Waiting for confirmation instead of reacting to the first move.
- Accepting “no trade” as a valid decision.
A Simple Strategic Decision Flow
- Define the scenario – What is happening with SHIB right now?
- Scan risk – Position size, invalidation level, max loss.
- Scan liquidity – Are you near a key zone or in the middle of noise?
- Choose the action – Add, hold, reduce or exit.
- Apply timing – Single move, phased move or no move.
When you repeat this flow, your decisions become predictable, calm and consistent — like a personal protocol for your capital.
Decision Framework Alignment Test
The assessment below reveals how closely your current behavior matches a strategic decision framework. There are no grades — only profiles.
1. Before I act on a position, I usually:
2. When I see a strong move in SHIB, I:
3. My exposure decisions are:
4. When there is no clear signal:
5. After making a decision, I:
Your Strategic Decision Profile
Continue to the Final Unit
When you are ready, continue to Unit 7 — Final Investor Profile .
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