Yesterday, the market was originally showing a correction trend due to the pressure from moving averages on the 4-hour and daily levels, but last night there was a strong V-shaped reversal. The short-term resistance levels have been broken one by one, and the current price is firmly above the moving averages. In the face of such market changes, we should follow the trend, adjust our thinking, and turn bullish, focusing on the overall trend rather than getting overly tangled up in price.

Observing the current market, the hourly level has undergone three consecutive bearish candles in correction, and most of the previous gains have been digested. Therefore, it is expected that the market will continue to show a bullish trend throughout the day. However, short-term corrections are still inevitable. In this context, we recommend adopting a low-position buying strategy.

Specific intraday operation advice is to closely monitor market dynamics. If the next 1/4-hour candle can close above 95000, then decisively enter the market to buy, with an initial target set around 96500.