From last Sunday to now, there have been ⑩ consecutive gains, and the trend is also consistent with expectations—pushing forward about 9800. During this period, whether it’s going north or going south, it’s not like it was pushed all the way to the maximum, but it’s also about 80–90% of the way there. The defenses provided were all held—there were no breakdowns. Even if the defense levels were very close, not breaking through is enough to show the importance of defense and a sufficient understanding of support and suppression. So do what you’re good at in the areas you’re good at. After all, big pie has structure, not like niche moves where people do things recklessly.

Recently, the trend has been relatively strong. Dotted head continues to strengthen, breaking above the previous high—but it’s also a fakeout. A true, substantive breakdown must be at least more than 100 to 150 points above the high. It has also been under pressure from the four-hour Bollinger Bands upper-band suppression, and the hourly Bollinger Bands still refuse to open up and expand. Instead, they keep contracting continuously, which shows that dotted head’s momentum has already been reduced, but there’s no change in direction. Instead, the likelihood of price moving in a range and oscillating is higher. If there’s another pullback, then a northbound move is still possible, but the upside space won’t be as large as before.

For the range: northbound near the lower end around 742 to 739, and near the upper end around 753 to 756 with 箜. First, watch for range-bound correction. #今日你看涨还是看跌？