From the current daily chart trend, the market is mainly characterized by fluctuations, with back-and-forth movements between bulls and bears, lacking continuity. The candlestick chart shows an alternating pattern of ups and downs, and in the short term, it is still operating within a short-term range structure. The bearish volume on the daily chart has gradually decreased, and the Bollinger Bands are moving downward while accompanied by a relatively good recovery space. In the context of a balanced game between bulls and bears, the bulls still await a reversal to rise and apply pressure. The four-hour structure clearly indicates a bullish outlook; although it is in a sideways range, the MA moving averages are still turning upward, confirming some bottom space. It just requires time to open up the bullish upward space.
When a trend forms, following the trend is smooth, while going against it is chaotic. When flowers bloom beautifully, one should pick them first, and be cautious not to wait for a scenery that may not last. Otherwise, in an instant, they may wither and fall into the dust. The era of medium-term trends is coming, and range trading is no longer effective. The true path lies in medium-term strategies; either one becomes a hero through a reversal or becomes a bear. Some attribute mistakes to a small market, while others summarize losses due to market inactivity. If one cannot even manage a small stream, what qualification is there to expect a great tide? Daily strategic thoughts are generally public guidance; if you miss this moment, you will be dreaming. Collaborating now will make your dreams come true. Don't tell me to wait for the next time; the next time will only bring you temporary peace, while the future is our relief from cooperation. Just like in childhood, happiness is a very simple thing, and as we grow up, simplicity becomes a source of happiness!