According to the unilateral three-line method of the stock market, the current trend support level is at 93500. If this level is directly breached, then a daily pullback will come. Of course, the previous needle does not count. This unilateral three-line method is something I learned from a stock market teacher. Generally, in a unilateral uptrend, if the last line at the top of the daily chart does not surpass its height, then count three lines back from this line, marking them as 1, 2, and 3. The lowest point of the third line is the trend support line. If it does not break below this line, you can continue to hold; if it breaks, exit immediately. Conversely, in a downtrend, if the line at the bottom does not break the previous line, then count three lines back as well, marking them as 1, 2, and 3. If the top of the third line is not surpassed, it remains a downtrend. If it breaks, you can enter directly. Of course, market changes require a lot of technical analysis, and single analysis is insufficient to support decisions, so consider this as a knowledge point.