The weekend's end is still the same as last weekend, with not much action, continuing to maintain a range-bound fluctuation. Last week achieved a remarkable 19 consecutive victories, pushing to 23,500, which is evident to all. The positions provided, whether heading south, north, or fluctuating within the range, are consistent with the trend. However, last week has already concluded; what’s done is done, and regardless of whether it was good or bad, the focus should be on this week. So where should we go in the new week...
Overall, there is no change in the structural trend. The major directional indicators still point to weakness. The weekly KDJ has formed a death cross, and MACD is also moving towards a death cross. The closing will form a doji star with a longer upper shadow, leaning towards a weak trend. Therefore, it is necessary to pay attention to the fundamentals. With the situation in the Middle East continuing to develop, it is expected that there will be further capital outflows this week, leading to further weakness. Overall, we should first look at the continuation of weakness, with high volatility.
In the morning, volatility is expected around 105,800 to 106,300, near 103,000.