Last night's market once again confirmed a classic trading logic: in the face of an uncertain trend, rebounds are often just opportunities to re-enter rather than signals to chase the top.

From the actual candlestick charts, the price precisely retreated at two key resistance levels during the rebound. The first wave of rebound quickly turned around near the upper resistance zone, resulting in about 700 points of downward space; the second attempt to push higher was again suppressed, cutting off another 900 points of profit. The rhythm is clear, and execution is smooth.

The underlying logic is actually very simple—when the trend is still indecisive, a rebound becomes a gift for short sellers. Key price levels, pattern recognition, entry and exit timing—these preconditions, if clearer, make the opportunities more certain. Many people lose money not because they are wrong about the direction, but because of greed; not due to lack of technical skills, but because of discipline collapse.

Currently, the market remains in a typical oscillating pattern with rapid fluctuations but no clear direction, which is the easiest time to get trapped. The solution is actually quite simple: enter at key points, exit at target levels, and don’t always try to squeeze the last point from a trend. In the long run, consistent discipline and profit-making will always outperform those relying on luck.

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