Yesterday, we were also continuously suggesting to go long. The lowest point yesterday was around 74500, and the highest point reached about 81200. We also advised to go long near 74000. For the first order, we took profits from 74900 to 76300, gaining 1300 points. We also informed the brothers who were still in long positions to continue looking upwards. For the second order, we took profits again from 76300 to 77300, gaining 1000 points. In the evening, we suggested looking long near 76000 to target 78800, where we took another 2200 points in profits. Subsequently, we took a short position after a downward wave, securing 1400 points in profits.

In the one-hour timeframe, the price is moving higher under pressure after a pullback, currently oscillating in a narrow range at high levels, which is actually a weak pullback and consolidation. The bearish volume is lined up but lacks substantial release capability. Although the moving averages are pointing downwards, they have not provided the bearish space to break out. A turning point has appeared, lifting to maintain the high-level consolidation. A surge will require time for further groundwork. In the upcoming strategy, we will primarily focus on going long at lower retracement levels, with secondary emphasis on going short if the key areas are not broken.