Monday: Weak recovery continues, the trend remains weak

Pulling seedlings to help them grow has always been a tree without roots; it cannot last long because it lacks a foundation. This is similar to the gradual decline after the crazy surge of a bull market, slowly building a bottom step by step.

The weekend's market, after two days, has been exactly in line with our expected rhythm. On Saturday, it was a weak recovery in a sideways trend with no upward surge, and on Sunday, the consolidation was insufficient, leading to another decline. This is the rhythm of a weak market, where the upward momentum is weak and the bears are dominant.

From a technical structure perspective, in the four-hour level, the upward recovery is under pressure from the middle track and is retreating. The bulls seem to be turning the tide, but in reality, they are powerless. The volume supply quickly turns insufficient and leads to a downward trend; the pattern still shows clear losses. Although there is a certain recovery demand in the short term, it cannot achieve an upward surge. Currently, the bears have not yet fully released, and the high position of the recovery upward will be under pressure.

Today's strategy remains unchanged with a focus on high short positions:

In terms of operations, I personally suggest shorting in the 94200-94600 range, aiming for targets at 93000-92000.