Monday Big Cake and Second Cake Strategy

From the 4-hour level trend, although the intraday big cake has experienced a sharp decline followed by a slow recovery, the overall rebound structure remains weak, and the short-term trend dominated by bears has not undergone substantial changes. In terms of candlestick patterns, the bearish engulfing pattern formed by the previous sharp drop has not been broken, and during the rebound process, there have been multiple small real body bullish candles, lacking sustained upward momentum.

On the indicator level, the Relative Strength Index (RSI) slightly rebounded after touching the oversold range in the morning session, but is still below the 50 neutral line and has not formed an effective breakthrough. The rebound momentum is gradually weakening; the MACD histogram continues to narrow but remains below the zero axis, and the dual lines have not formed a golden cross resonance.

In terms of support and resistance, the lower support is at 85000, and the upper resistance focuses on the 89000-90000 range.

Operational strategy: Mainly short on rebounds.

The big cake rebounds to the 88000-89000 range, with a target of 86000, and looks down at 84500.

The second cake rebounds to the 2860-2900 range, with a target of 2820, and looks down at 2750.

If the big cake breaks through the 89000 resistance, it proves that the rebound momentum is sufficient, and timely stop-loss is necessary, waiting for the high point to stabilize before re-entering.

Personal suggestions are for reference only and do not constitute investment advice!