The large pancake reached a low of 95801 yesterday evening before starting to rise, currently peaking at 97400. With the monthly line closing positively, it may end nearly three months of pullback adjustments. After a high close on the daily line, the weekly closing battle period may see intensified fluctuations this week.

The operation should focus on "wide fluctuations" as the core strategy, flexibly responding to range breakthroughs and pullback repairs. The previous pullback has not changed the overall strong structure, and it is currently in an upward trend. The daily line has formed consecutive upward candles reclaiming lost ground, and the visible lower lows are continually rising. The short-term rebound is relatively strong, and the daily line's single upward surge has reached a high, indicating a continuation trend in the short term.

Currently, the 4-hour chart is driving the Bollinger Bands upper track to open, and the mid-track above is still effective support, with price also breaking the constraints of the upper track. The hourly chart shows a relatively strong one-sided upward trend, with each pullback stopping at the mid-track point. The mid-track serves as the lifeline for short-term bulls, and any slight pullback is a buying opportunity.

Usually, in a slow rising market characterized by small upward candles, the absence of rapid volume expansion makes it difficult to claim a peak; the short-term will maintain this slow rising and winding rhythm.