Tuesday Daytime Big Pie Two Pie Strategy

Yesterday, the big pie plummeted sharply in tandem with the U.S. stock market, briefly breaking below the 85000 level before quickly recovering, confirming that this support is effective. In the short term, the big pie is constrained by the downward trend line on the 4-hour level, and a rebound needs to break through the initial resistance at 87500 to open up upward space.

In the 4-hour chart, the RSI indicator has risen from the oversold range but has not yet broken through the neutral to strong range, and the short-term tug-of-war between bulls and bears is still dominated by fluctuations.

Recently, the correlation between the big pie and the U.S. stock market has strengthened. After yesterday's decline following the U.S. stock market, it stabilized. During the day, attention should be paid to the fluctuations in U.S. stock futures. If the U.S. stock market continues to be weak, it may put pressure on the rebound of the big pie, further reinforcing the characteristics of range fluctuations.

Operation Direction

The big pie pulls back to the 85500-86000 range, target 87500, looking at 89000.

The two pie pulls back to the 2760-2780 range, target 2850, looking at 2900.

If the big pie pulls back and breaks below 85000, it is necessary to stop loss in time and wait for a lower entry point. Specific adjustments can be made at any time.

Personal advice is for reference only and does not constitute investment or financial recommendations!