The short- and medium-term market conditions remain unchanged from the previous two days. Here is a philosophical logic:
For a point of view that cannot be immediately falsified, we can always find a large number of arguments to support its correctness. [Manual bolding]
For example, the rebels outside the wall are always tirelessly saying that CN will collapse soon. Some even publish a video about it every working day. Interestingly, some of the arguments seem to be vague. Something like that. The key to the continued operation of this set of behaviors is that the idea that we will collapse one day in the future cannot be completely falsified until that day actually arrives.
For another example, whether it is Big Eyes, Little Blue Bird or analysts on other platforms, they constantly predict how the market will go next every day. Some call it long, some call it short, and each has their own arguments.
Each argument has its own rationality. It's the same interest rate hike. If you look at it as a negative thing, you should go short. If you think it's all negative, then you should go long.
Who is right and who is wrong can only wait for time to prove the truth or falsification. The key to analysts' success in making a living is here.
If you understand this set of logic, you will understand how to treat technical analysis, how to treat everyone's prediction views, as well as the slap in the face and hindsight afterwards.