Bulk buying of spot goods, looking for a rebound at the weekly level, and the bear market does not miss opportunities.

The interest rate hike in Japan has landed, and the bad news has turned into good news, in line with the expectations of the daily report from the day before yesterday.

However, the market remains weak, with sharp fluctuations in prices, making contract operations extremely difficult. But one thing is clear: the weekly level rebound will eventually come, it may be late, but it will not be absent.

Currently, there are likely two types of trends: first, to test the bottom again, creating the 5th wave of the 4-hour decline, reaching a new low, and then starting a rebound, forming an abc wave (i.e., the weekly b wave), with a target of 90,000-100,000, followed by a continued decline, with a first target of 70,000-80,000.

Direct rebound, forming an abc wave (weekly b wave), target 90,000-100,000, then retreating, with a first target of 70,000-80,000.

The common point of both trends is: there will be a noticeable b wave rebound (in the range of 94,500-107,000-104,000).

The difference is that the first type is to drop first and then rise and drop again, while the second type is to rise first and then fall.