The post I accidentally stumbled upon indicates that the support level isn't as contrary to the market as it has been changing. The lowest rebound expectation is drawn from 1500 to 2200, which is also a resistance level. Not looking at the short term doesn't make it that inaccurate. Currently, the market cycle on the daily chart has entered a consolidation range. Once it exceeds 20k, the overlapping price action indicates that the probabilities of a breakout upwards and downwards are essentially the same. Any attempt at a breakout has only a 20% chance of success. At this moment, the bulls don't have an advantage, but if tomorrow's daily close is still a bullish candle at a high level, it suggests a high probability of a successful breakout for the bulls, which can be pursued. However, the current probability is only 20%. The theory of upward continuation will actually be phased out; it is merely a consolidation range, and during such a range, traders may become confused. When confusion arises, it indicates the start of a range where one can sell high and buy low to make quick profits. There is only one chance for a breakout, and one shouldn't bet on it unless it is confirmed as a real breakout. Whether it is real or not will be known by tomorrow's close.