1. Starting from the breakout point on April 7, the control price is at 87740

2. From the recovery range after breaking down on February 24, it is at 85754

3. From the starting point of the large sideways movement on November 12 last year, it is at 93114

4. From the low breakout point on September 6 last year, it is at 85362

Among them, 93114 is the low point area that has frequently been retested in recent small sideways movements, while 85362~87740 is where support converges across various cycles.

Reading the market with data, the price is closest to 93114. This line represents that since the large sideways movement on November 12, the dominant capital's price has been in a break-even state. From the specific trend and volume situation, the dominant capital is also defending 93114 naturally to absorb the market's selling pressure, with a bullish trend overall.

In the K-line patterns above 955, there must be stubborn trapped positions involved. Once the natural selling pressure is released, there is a high probability that there will be a rally to wash the market again towards the range of 98220~101336. Therefore, the aggressive position can be executed at 91585 (4H entity).

After the aggressive position rises, it will naturally be profitable without needing to say much. If the aggressive position hits the stop loss, the main support areas at 882~860~843 are where various levels converge, and should show a certain strength of support at that time, allowing for a 1:1:2 order.

Aggressive positions are inclined to attack, while pending orders are inclined to defend. Whether it rises or falls depends on market factors, not on technical analysis or fundamental analysis alone. The technical structure is only an aid for traders to formulate strategies. Aggressive positions must strictly maintain stop losses, while pending orders must strictly control points, each doing their own thing without conflict.

When understanding and applying technical analysis, one must have a rigorous attitude, but not a rigid mindset. In the daily analysis process, the angles and relationships of moving averages do not need to be accurate to the slightest detail. As long as the general operating range is in this area, it is sufficient.