In yesterday's short essay, the ideas were fine, but there was an issue with the levels. The price hit a low of around 66,500 early this morning, but the support zone given was 【67,000-67,400】. Currently, the strongest rebound has reached around 68,200, and it seems there is still upward momentum.
Can it rise today? Or is it just a rebound? Here's how I see it: one standard for going up, one standard for going down.
The upward standard is that the price can break through and stabilize above 68,100, which isn't a high requirement. But if even this can't be achieved today, then continue to adjust, down to the key lower position I mentioned yesterday, in the range of 【65,100-65,600】.
The downward standard is that if the price encounters resistance and falls back, wavering downward, and effectively breaks below 67,100, then a rebound is over, and it's time to look for short opportunities. Let's wait together for the price in the range of 【65,100-65,600】.
Okay, now that we have two standards, how do we view the current situation?
Based on the current price trend, I will focus on whether there is a low-buy opportunity around 67,500. If yes, then proceed with risk management. If not, it means the bears might be gaining strength. I hope it can hold up, after all, yesterday, in my perspective, I just want to see this wave push into the range of 【70,300-70,900】. That way, the bulls can shine brighter in a shorter period. Otherwise, it might just grind on, until you get bored and lose confidence.
There isn't much more to say. In short, whether to push upward with momentum or to be toyed with by the main funds—today's outcome will be clear. I just want to say, a decline is an opportunity. An increase doesn't mean you should panic; it will come down again and give you another chance.
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In yesterday's short essay, the ideas were fine, but there was an issue with the levels. The price hit a low of around 66,500 early this morning, but the support zone given was 【67,000-67,400】. Currently, the strongest rebound has reached around 68,200, and it seems there is still upward momentum.
Can it rise today? Or is it just a rebound? Here's how I see it: one standard for going up, one standard for going down.
The upward standard is that the price can break through and stabilize above 68,100, which isn't a high requirement. But if even this can't be achieved today, then continue to adjust, down to the key lower position I mentioned yesterday, in the range of 【65,100-65,600】.
The downward standard is that if the price encounters resistance and falls back, wavering downward, and effectively breaks below 67,100, then a rebound is over, and it's time to look for short opportunities. Let's wait together for the price in the range of 【65,100-65,600】.
Okay, now that we have two standards, how do we view the current situation?
Based on the current price trend, I will focus on whether there is a low-buy opportunity around 67,500. If yes, then proceed with risk management. If not, it means the bears might be gaining strength. I hope it can hold up, after all, yesterday, in my perspective, I just want to see this wave push into the range of 【70,300-70,900】. That way, the bulls can shine brighter in a shorter period. Otherwise, it might just grind on, until you get bored and lose confidence.
There isn't much more to say. In short, whether to push upward with momentum or to be toyed with by the main funds—today's outcome will be clear. I just want to say, a decline is an opportunity. An increase doesn't mean you should panic; it will come down again and give you another chance.