This is basically how the weekend goes. Once again, I remind everyone to short this morning, and it has proven that the reasoning is completely correct. Looking back at the recent trend, although there is the appearance of a rising fluctuation range, this is merely a 'smoke screen' created by the main force to lure in more buyers. The overall bearish trend has not changed, and the market continues to follow the pattern of 'going up as it goes down'. After a brief spike in prices earlier, it quickly entered a correction mode, with bearish forces continuously being released.

From a technical perspective, the four-hour K-line has continuously closed in the red, the lower Bollinger Band has been effectively breached, and the MACD indicator's green momentum bars continue to expand, showing that the bears are in control. However, after a round of rapid decline, the price has now reached a relatively low range. There are signs of a bottom divergence on the one-hour level, and the KDJ indicator has formed a golden cross in the oversold area. Additionally, a large amount of bottom-fishing funds has gathered near the key support level below, indicating a certain demand for a rebound in the short term. Based on this, it is suggested to take a short-term long position. Aggressive traders may enter with a light position at the current price level, while conservative traders may wait for a slight price pullback to near the support level before getting involved. The target can first look towards the upper 5-day moving average resistance, while strictly setting stop-losses to guard against the risk of market reversal. It should be noted that the market trading on weekends is relatively light, with poor liquidity, and price fluctuations can be easily influenced by sudden factors, so it is essential to control positions and act quickly.