The market indeed didn't bring much surprise. I originally expected the CPI data to cause more dramatic fluctuations, but it turned out to be a lot of noise with little rain, and the market lacks effective liquidity. Fortunately, the long positions above 92,000 have already been taken off the table, and the next strategy is to look for low points to re-enter. To be honest, it's really difficult to operate at this price level right now.

From a technical perspective, the bullish structure remains intact, but the volume increase is clearly insufficient, and the price has been bouncing within the range repeatedly. We've been consolidating in this zone for nearly two months, and a breakout doesn't seem to be just around the corner. Strategically, if we can find a low point below 90,000, then hold firmly; if not, around 91,000 can also serve as an alternative entry point. When the market isn't moving, patience itself is the best strategy.