If the daily line closes above 3.9 after eight o'clock, you can take a small position to go long one lot, with a stop loss of 0.05 points, strictly stop loss at 3.85, take profits in batches at 4.0, 4.1, and if it reaches 4.2, exit completely. If it truly breaks through, it's not too late to enter again. Take a nap and recharge.

26139485552 Yesterday afternoon, I won't mention how many buy calls there were in the square from noon to the afternoon, and I'm not clear on how much was spent on advertising. The last time there were this many buy calls was around 6.5, which resulted in a large number of retail investors being cut off. It's understandable to call out buy signals after receiving advertising fees from the market makers; yes, the calls included stop losses, but calling for a buy at the peak of 4.1 is hard to bear. The brothers in the square followed along when they saw it, and in the end, they either suffered losses or held onto their positions. If you call out, please have some conscience. This isn't directed at the two big brothers in the screenshot; I just randomly took a screenshot. Although yesterday afternoon there was also a quick breakthrough near the pressure level of 4.2, aren't pressure levels generally for shorting? To go long after a breakthrough, you should at least wait for a one-hour candle to close above 4.2. Currently, it looks like there is minor support near 3.9, which has been tested twice and has held up. If it breaks below 3.9, it will be 3.3, and going further down would lead to a true vacuum deep abyss. The daily candle is about to close, and for now, I'm not giving any points for operation.