Yesterday, the price reached 89242, just 400 points away from the expected take-profit level. At that time, after the 1-hour K-line closed with a pin, I directly executed a manual take-profit—here I want to emphasize a key point: don’t obsess over specific numbers; analyzing the K-line patterns around these levels is the real strategy. The market is alive, and your trading approach must be alive too.

Today's market analysis:

From the daily chart, it’s another pin close. Market participants are using old tricks to manipulate sentiment, but this confusion doesn’t necessarily mean a trap to the upside; it could very well be laying the groundwork for a one-sided trend. In other words—next, it might rise until no one can turn back, or fall to a point where there’s no chance to recover. It’s hard to predict the exact big direction. What we can do is approach from smaller timeframes and strictly stick to stop-loss strategies.

On the 4-hour chart, focus on the resistance from the channel moving averages; how it performs is crucial. The 15-minute chart has already entered an upward phase, with 92200 as the first resistance and 93100 as the second. If these two levels close with a pin, consider short positions. Don’t rush to short at other levels for now.

For long positions, around 90000 is worth watching to see if there’s a strong pin close. Aggressive traders can act once the 15-minute pin is confirmed, while more conservative traders should wait for the 1-hour pin to confirm.

Honestly, at this point, I prefer to stay on one side for now, closely observing whether there’s a false breakout near the previous high—that could be a good opportunity for a double-top pattern.