Today's market is quite interesting. I mentioned this morning that around 91000 is the turning point of sentiment, so I went short with a light position and planned to buy more if it dropped.
As a result, the trend followed the script completely: in the afternoon, it hit a low around 90600 and then the bulls slowly climbed back up, directly rushing to 91900 in the evening. At that moment, I actually knew that today's rhythm was right.
Although this upward movement looks beautiful, it essentially remains a correction within the range. The upper Bollinger Band is opening, but the volume does not follow; although EMA7 has crossed above EMA30, it hasn't accelerated. In other words, this is a rhythm of "short-term rebound, not changing the volatility." At this point in the market, there is space but weak direction; more of a victory of rhythm rather than a victory of trend.
I took the low long position in the morning to catch the rebound and anticipated the pressure point in the evening. This back and forth secured a steady 900-point gain. Many people are still confused about whether to go long or short, but in my view, in such a volatile market, direction is not the key; rhythm is. Hitting the right range once is equivalent to winning the whole day.
Sometimes the market feels like a psychological battle; others look at candlesticks, but I look at the rhythm. Only those who can stay steady can win more.
