There isn't much good news this weekend... The market is dull, and today's observations are also dull...

Looking back at yesterday... The short position of 118,300 actually went in... but my mindset wasn't right. After a while, when it finally ground down below 118,000, I set a break-even... As a result, it hit 118,400 and just got stopped out... It didn't even reach the exit point at 118,600, and in the end, it just barely hit 1,000 points.

So why is it often that the market looks good, but I haven't made much money... I still have to work on my mindset.

I also had a low long position previously set at 117,100, missing it by just over 100 points... If it didn't go in, then forget it...

Let's see about today...

Today is Sunday, and according to the usual pattern of Sunday midnight to Monday early morning when the CME futures market opens, things can easily get chaotic... Today's overall outlook is a bit more conservative.

The liquidity for liquidation remains unchanged; there wasn't much clearing yesterday, and it remains consistent with yesterday's analysis... Just copy and paste it.

Short-term short positions are accumulating above 118,500... Looking up, we see above 120,000... Looking down, below 115,500, there's still a huge accumulation...

Currently, the orders are the same: spot selling at 120,000, large sell orders at 125,000. Contracts currently have small orders at every thousand-point position below (117,000, 116,000) with large orders hanging at 115,000 for a week now and still haven't been filled.

Today's strategy continues from yesterday's unchanged... but no aggressive orders...

High shorts placed below 120,000, where there are spot sell orders + breaker block... Breaking 120,000 and holding steady to exit. However, this area was already preemptively taken once at 119,500... It's uncertain if it can break through 119,500 again, but I don't want to place an early order at 119,500; the stop loss would have to be over 1,000 points... So I plan to just place orders below 120,000, and if not, so be it...

For low longs, between 116,000 and 114,200, small positions in batches... Just worried about where the spikes might hit during chaotic times.

Below 116,000, the long position liquidation liquidity continues all the way to around 115,000. If there is indeed a liquidation wave, a spike to 114,600 is also possible... 114,000 has always been a transaction vacuum area... Huge amounts of chips will enter here... Unless there is a big event, otherwise it’s hard to break below 114,000 at once...