The downward trend is inevitable, can the support below hold?

Recently, the market has been like a roller coaster, slowly rising in the morning, encountering resistance at the top during midday and starting to decline. When the big pie fell to 93500, it rebounded significantly in less than an hour, indicating that there is resistance. The current trend is not suitable for a pattern; short-term swing trading is the way to go.

Back to the market, after the big pie rebounded in the early morning, it started to fall again. It is quite clear on the 15-minute level that it is about to enter a round of painting the door. The 4-hour level is still in a downward oscillating trend, but the support below is relatively strong. It all depends on whether it can break through the support in the evening; if it does, a deeper decline will occur. Additionally, this kind of market structure is not suitable for holding long positions.

Looking at the aunt's 4-hour level, it is also in a downward oscillating trend, and the trend has continued. It remains to be seen whether it can break the support below. If it breaks, it is likely to go down to around 3300 or even lower. There’s not much to say; just look down from a high position, and don't be frightened by the rebound; that is the trend.

Trading Suggestions:

For the big pie around 95500, target the previous low; if it breaks, continue to look down.

For the aunt around 3570, target below 3500; if it breaks 3500, continue to look down.

The above is for reference only; please refer to actual trading.