This week, the big pancake market has been turbulent. We adhere to the principle of 'planning before action, knowing when to stop and gain'. Although the recent fluctuations are not significant, we are steadily accumulating, undoubtedly confirming the philosophy of 'cautious entry, precise attack'. The market trend presents a typical sawtooth pattern. Early in the week, the price ratio started a strong attack from 104,400, climbing all the way to around 109,800. Subsequently, influenced by a technical correction, it entered a range-bound oscillation mode. By the weekend, affected by news, the big pancake price ratio plummeted to a low point of 102,500. When the market expected stability, political factors suddenly disrupted, causing the price ratio to dip again to around 100,800, before recovering. Facing the ever-changing news, we consistently adhere to the principle of controllable risk, using scientific strategies to withstand market uncertainties. In the highly volatile big pancake market, reducing losses is the cornerstone of long-term profitability.

From a technical analysis perspective, the weekly chart has shown three consecutive weeks of doji candlesticks, forming a 'continuation doji' pattern. This week, it further broke below last week's low with a bearish candlestick, constituting a potential bearish engulfing signal. Additionally, after the price stabilized above the 100,000 mark, it repeatedly formed long upper shadows, indicating heavy selling pressure above. Combining historical patterns with the current situation, it is expected that the market may continue its oscillation rhythm next week. Early in the week, it may experience a technical rebound relying on the lower Bollinger band on the daily chart. If the price ratio can recover the key resistance level of 104,000, it may continue to test the neckline at 106,500. However, if the rebound lacks strength, the 100,000 integer level and the previous weekly low at 98,800 will serve as important support lines. It is recommended that in the short term, everyone adopts a prudent strategy of 'buying the dips', set stop-loss points, and closely monitor changes in macro news. In this market, there are no eternal winners, nor is there a constant agenda. In this journey full of uncertainties, one must maintain a respectful attitude towards the market, neither blindly optimistic nor easily giving up, in order to seize the opportunities that belong to oneself amidst the cycles of ups and downs. Time will ultimately prove that rational decision-making and long-termism are the winning ways to navigate market cycles.