Thursday: Don't be afraid of inertia drift, the bulls will return to 100,000

The road of life is about back and forth, it's difficult to distinguish right from wrong, and also hard to tell truth from falsehood, but what we can do is to tacitly comply, so that the outcome won't be too disappointing.

The evening market still arrives as scheduled, moving out of a fluctuating upward recovery effect. The pullback was a bit more forceful than during the day, but it did not affect the market's normal rise. The opinions are divided, hovering between 800 to 1100 points.

From a technical structure perspective, on the four-hour level chart, a bullish pattern has already formed a stable upward trend. The volume arrangement is also quite sufficient, with clear signs of release, and the moving averages continue to rise without being under pressure. The short-term pullback is merely a way to shake off the bulls and does not change the recovery continuation pattern. However, as midnight approaches, there is a demand for a bottom formation on a larger scale, so don't chase high prices.

For the upcoming trading strategy, we maintain a low pullback to go long:

In terms of operations, I personally suggest going long in the 96,600-97,000 range, targeting 98,000-98,500, and if broken, look for 99,800.