The last key week of the year is approaching, and from Wednesday to Friday, a sprint may begin. However, during the earlier part of the week, from Monday to Tuesday, the trend may be relatively stable. If the third round of testing the support at 9.2 within the day does not break, there will be a short-term rebound demand.

Daily view: The morning's decline has not broken 9.2, indicating that the time to drop has not yet arrived. The short-term trend still needs upward adjustment; it is a rebound but may also be a trap for more buying, on the eve of a storm.

Cycle view: The strongest resistance is at 10.2. As long as it cannot break through this week, the pullback cycle will continue, and a major decline is just a matter of time. It will be difficult to see a significant rise unless the lower level of 8.5 is reached.

If the short-term support does not break the new low, pay attention to the intraday support at 9.35-9.3. The upper resistance is at 9.6-9.65, which is also regarded as the first round of medium-term resistance to look down on.

If the resistance is broken, pay attention to the maximum defense point at 9.75. If it breaks further, look for the next resistance point.

If you cannot learn the layout strategy, it is recommended to keep your hands steady this week.