$UNI Today, the market exhibited a 'sharp rise and sharp drop' trend, peaking at 8.15 in the morning session before profit-taking led to a rapid decline, following the typical rhythm of 'sharp rise - selling - oscillation digestion'.
This round of rebound is mainly driven by low-position replenishment and capital release, representing a corrective market rather than a trend continuation, with short-term momentum clearly weakening.
From a technical perspective: Daily: Strong resistance forms between 8.10 and 8.30, with multiple attempts to break through being blocked, and a lack of strength to break out; 4-hour: Volume has shrunk, and the demand for a pullback is increasing, with key support below at 7.60–7.70. If it breaks down, it may further decline.
Operational advice: If the US market rebounds but fails to stabilize above 8.05–8.10, consider taking a light short position with a target of 7.60–7.70;
If it stabilizes after retracing to 7.60 (with diminishing volume and a bullish engulfing pattern), it could be a good opportunity to buy low and bet on a rebound, with a stop loss below 7.50.
Overall, maintain a high-level oscillation digestion pattern; short-term strategies should lean towards a bearish approach, with quick in-and-out trades being advisable.
