False breakouts and pullbacks have happened several times this year; as long as there's a rebound, it's basically a false signal.

There are several bases for this judgment:

1. Currently, we are in a bearish trend; the rebounds are for better declines.

2. The duration of bottom adjustments has been too short, lacking sufficient washout and turnover.

3. The main force hasn't accumulated shares before the direct surge; I just don't believe the main force doesn't care about the buying cost.

4. A rapid rise isn't a real rise, and a rapid fall isn't a real fall.