The day's market activity is basically coming to an end. In the early hours, the big pie dropped to the low point of 100678 after a surge in the kongs. Subsequently, it entered a volatile upward trend, continuously raising both the lower low and the upper high. In the evening, the fundamental news was loud but did not bring much volatility to the market. Throughout the day, we consistently provided bullish insights, yielding abundant rewards. After synchronously probing the low point of 2406 in the early morning, the Auntie made adjustments in the morning and continued to rise in the afternoon, currently still exploring higher points.
From an overall structural perspective, the big pie displayed a volatile upward structure throughout the day. The previous large downward movement still caused some damage to the dou tou, but it has maintained the 100,000 mark below, and the long-term trend is still a dou tou trend. However, excluding the influence of external factors, the possibility of another explosive upward trend in the short term will significantly decrease.
On the four-hour line, the upward movement of the day has not fully filled the previous downward space. The three tracks are moving parallel, and the oscillation situation is evident; the KDJ three lines are diverging upward, and the MACD is also showing a trend towards forming a golden cross. To achieve sustained upward movement, the K-line shape and MACD need to turn upward.
On the hourly line, the dou tou continues to increase in volume, with the bag opening upward. Technical indicators are all pointing upward, and the short-term performance of dou tou is strong. After breaking through the upper track, it did not linger much in buying; each time it breaks above the previous high, there is a certain space for retracement, which aligns with our judgment of the volatile upward market.
In the future, for short-term big pie, consider going long near 103500, aiming for 105500; for Auntie, consider going long near 2580, aiming for 2680.
