Reference answers for intraday operations on 2/27

Good afternoon, the big pancake has dropped quite a bit, the support at 83,500 just rebounded a little before breaking down again to around 82,200. Those brothers who held on really have it tough, living in constant fear every day, because the plaza's bullish bloggers have already seen more than 60,000 and more than 50,000, which is indeed quite exaggerated. This kind of bearish talk sounds like a black swan is about to arrive. I still suggest that brothers make rational judgments. It is true that we are in a bearish trend, but it shouldn't drop this much. The hard support below is around 76,300, as I mentioned this week, this position is at the monthly line level support. Such large-level support is not so easy to break. If the monthly line cannot break this position, it is hard to go down. Even if it can reach around 76,300, it will only spike down briefly and quickly rebound above 80,000. Those looking to trade spot waves can pay attention around this position.

Returning to the market, this wave of decline is at the hourly and two-hour level. The current wave of decline is almost over, which means the market is going to have a wave of hourly and two-hour rebounds. The upper rebound pressure first looks at 87,000. At least the four-hour level closing must break this pressure for the rebound strength to be significant. This way, it can have a wave of four-hour rebounds, and the upper rebound pressure looks at around 89,300. Short positions can pay attention around this position. As long as today’s four-hour does not break 87,000, the rebound strength will not be significant. We need to pay attention to the second probe support below at 82,300 and 80,000. Long positions can continue to eat rebounds in this range.

The aunt's rebound is relatively weak, but this wave of small-level decline is almost over. As long as it does not break 2,300 on a pullback, rebounds can be taken. The upper rebound pressure first looks at 2,400. This position can reduce positions or exit. At least a four-hour level closing must break this pressure for the rebound strength to be significant. The upper pressure looks at 2,450 and 2,510. If the hourly level pullback breaks below 2,300, we can pay attention to the support levels below at 2,250, 2,200, and 2,100 where rebounds can continue to be sought.