The trend over the weekend was relatively stable, and the expected downward trend did not come immediately.

However, patience is a necessary quality for an excellent hunter, and it is a small probability to achieve success in one fell swoop.

The steady upward trend of the market has tested and suppressed the defensive position, although it is very extreme (63500, 2500).

But in terms of the result, the defense was successfully completed in the end, and the intraday thinking remained unchanged around yesterday.

The general idea is still to seek bearish opportunities at high points. Even if it breaks through, it is nothing more than seeking a second better bearish point for us.

The key short-term target for the day is still 61800 and 2350. If it is not broken, there may be fluctuations in the short term and subsequent rebounds.

Once it breaks, whether the 60K and 2.2K below will break through in reality will be the turning point of the short-term and long-term, and it is also a signal that a sharp decline is coming again.