The foundation of trading boils down to two words—stability. Only with stability can the entire asset management framework be supported.

How do you view the recent market trends? Here's a brief overview of key periods.

On the 10th, the market is likely to remain weak before and after the opening, although there may be attempts at a rebound, but the strength will be very weak. The most difficult period is from 7:00 to 13:00, with downward volatility, as the bears are continuously accumulating energy, and any rebound is quickly crushed. Starting from 13:00, it enters a high-risk period, especially between 13:00 and 19:00—this is a high-risk time for accelerated declines. In the evening, the market returns to weakness and fluctuates repeatedly.

On the 11th, the focus will be on the situation from the previous day. If there was a deep decline on the 10th, then from early morning until 5:00, caution is needed for a downward trend or bottoming out at low levels; if the decline was not sufficient, the market will continue to be under pressure during this period. When it reaches 5:00 to 13:00, a small technical rebound may occur, but don’t get too excited—upward pressure remains, and the rebound cannot last long, making it easy to retest lower levels.

Stability first, prediction second.