The morning trend was the same as the morning prediction, with a continuous decrease in volume. In the morning, I made a small long position at the 9300 level, setting a stop loss at 927. After a rebound of 50 points, I reduced half of the position, making a 100% profit and then halving it again. I didn't dare to think about doubling my account; I was still afraid of losses. I need to cultivate my trading mindset and techniques, increase trading confidence, review more, pay attention to news, and think more.

The nighttime trend is basically consistent with the analysis from yesterday afternoon, with no institutional participation; it is essentially a mutual destruction between retail investors, with large holders unloading their positions.

Over the course of the night, the buying pressure at 93-92 was weak, while the selling pressure at 94 was strong, causing the long-short ratio to rise to 0.71.
What will today’s trend look like during the day?

The rise in data indicates a decrease in shorts or an increase in longs. The number of shorts has decreased. This needs some thought.

Today during the day, a one-sided trend should occur, continuing to shrink in volume and declining slowly. Significant fluctuations are expected when the U.S. stock market opens in the evening; the traders and large holders will still be watching Wall Street's movements.
If it doesn't break through 932, then the overall trend remains intact.