The current market has completely turned into a bear market structure: no volume rebound, rapid decline, obvious top divergence, and trend pressure.
In such a trend, the most stable and comfortable strategy is to short with the trend, gradually profiting from structural declines.
3200 is the current short-term equilibrium point. Once it rebounds to 3220—3240,
it basically provides a “blessed point” for bears to add positions.
In this range, there is no substantial positive support above, the weaker the rebound, the greater the advantage for bears.
Lightly short 20% → rebound 10–20 points to add positions → stop-loss control within 25 points.
3170 is a very critical “break point” for this wave of market.
Once it effectively breaks down, it signals structural collapse.
Professional players will choose at this moment: add positions, follow shorts, expand profit space.
Strategy: break below 3170 → follow short 20–30%
If it doesn't rebound back to 3170 → continue to add positions.
Main target zone: 3050–3080
The first wave take-profit zone, securing profits most safely.
The next round of bears is likely to touch the 3050–3080 range.
This is a short-term support dense area—
not a reversal, not a bottom, just the first wave take-profit area.
What to do here? Leave when the point is hit, don’t linger. Let profits return to the account, that’s success.
Break below 3050? The second phase of the bear market officially begins.
If 3050 is lost, below is a vacuum zone, which will directly jump to the 2980–3000 range.
That will be the real big opportunity.
Strategy: break below 3050 → then divide 20% of the position to follow the trend and short.
If it rebounds to 3050 and cannot hold → continue to add positions.
Stop-loss discipline: each trade's stop-loss does not exceed 20–25 points.
Shorting in a bear market is just two words: “small losses, big gains.”
If the direction is wrong, do not hesitate. If the direction is right, do not let go.
This is the rhythm that makes it easiest to grow the account.
