Last night, it once again set a new historical high near 94,000, but after the surge, there was a significant pullback, and the daily line did not hold above 92,500; this kind of breakthrough may create a false perception of a breakout.

Last night's breakout high second rising point was around 90,900, and the early morning pullback point was around 91,300, which means it almost gave back the gains of the evening and did not form a rebound, which does not meet the technical conditions for continuing bullish momentum, so the short-term trend is still defined as oscillating, rather than breaking upwards.

In the morning, still continue to rely on 91,300-91,500 to go long once, with a stop loss at 90,500, looking up towards around 93,000; the overall sentiment is weak, and for now, there is no consideration to go long on Yitai!