The large pancake has once again experienced continuous fluctuations and is about to choose a direction for the market shift. Once this shift occurs, it will lead to a significant market trend. So the biggest question now is whether the shift will go upwards or downwards? I will provide an accurate answer. Let's start with the conclusion: this shift will be very complex, unlike the last time when we could directly point to a market trend of ten thousand points. We must analyze all the complex situations and prepare counter-strategies in advance so that we can respond calmly to this major market trend. This time, we will develop two sets of operational strategies from the perspectives of bulls and bears. We will be impartial, suitable for all traders to reference. First, from the bullish perspective, everyone certainly hopes for an upward shift. Currently, time is the biggest enemy for the bulls, meaning the longer it drags on, the less favorable it is for the bulls. Why do I say this? From the perspective of Chan theory, the one-hour level is currently constructing the second central point. If it can break upwards immediately, then the second central point, compared to the first, does not belong to the same level of central point, making it more conducive to reaching a higher upward level. If it takes another three days to break upwards, then divergence can occur at any time, meaning the probability of a false breakout increases. Because the rise after two central points of the same level can lead to divergence at any moment, this would be a selling point for the bulls. To summarize the bullish strategy: the earlier it happens, the more favorable it is for the continuation of the upward trend. If it first breaks down below the central point, the bulls can temporarily reduce their positions. A preliminary breakdown is not a bad thing; from the perspective of central point construction, there is always a chance to form a false breakdown and then break upwards again. After the bulls reduce their positions, they can actively capture the end point of the decline to replenish their bullish positions. As for the short-selling strategy, there is actually only one optimal position, which is the false breakout formed after several days of fluctuations. This means that this wave of upward movement has completely ended, and that is the best time for short positions to enter.