There is a significant difference between the concepts of reversal and rebound. In the current situation, it is not suitable to chase high purchases, and the short-term highs have already emerged, making it difficult to continue breaking upward. On the contrary, the focus of short-term trading should be on short selling. Last night, before the release of the CPI data, I suggested short selling around 84450 and taking profits in batches below 81300. I then recommended going long below 81300 and taking profits within the range of 82400-83000. Wasn't that operation quite successful? Opportunities are right in front of us, and when it’s time to seize them, we must act. In short-term trading, prediction is merely an aid; flexibility in response is key. Operations should be based on the actual market situation, rather than simply going long because the market has rebounded, as that requires weighing the risks of a surge followed by a drop. Similarly, it is not about short selling merely because one is bearish, but decisively intervening to short when feeling market pressure. Going long and chasing highs or selling lows is basic operation that everyone can do; what is truly needed is the ability for technical analysis and flexible responses to market changes.
