The take profit point for daily short orders is the (short) low long point. But the trend is bearish, I won't emphasize going long, because I'm facing many people. It's impossible to shout to go long just because I see a small rebound, or shout to go short just because I see a pullback. There must be principles in trading. If there are hundreds of directions in a day, I estimate that even if you don't get confused, I will be confused. As long as 81300 is not broken, entering low long between 82555-81300 is all ok. If you want to go long at 81000, just set a stop loss; it's that simple. Of course, I definitely won't let people chase shorts at low prices near 81300. As long as it doesn't strongly break down to below 79165 in one breath, you can't chase shorts or rollover.

Going long recently should focus on two points: 1. Do not go long around 83700, because 83800 is a strong resistance point that is easy to break through, but not easy to hold. Even if you chase, you need to take profit at 84450-84600, otherwise you are likely to get stuck, as the high point is below 86000, and 83800 cannot hold, meaning it will all pull back here and below; 2. Do not chase high above 85000. The strong resistance near 88000 is not easily broken effectively. There is only a 3k point space from 8.5 to 8.8, and once it reaches 8.8, it gets pushed down. This floating profit can easily be given back or even turn into a floating loss. 85000 is a central position, with 3800 points downwards and also 3800 points upwards. As long as 90,000 is not broken, the opening cost at 85000 has no significant advantage.