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And the last article said, "The 5-minute (15-minute) rebound is not over yet. After the rebound is over, you will step back. Whether to avoid it or not is up to you. We will decide for ourselves, and then we will see the strength of stepping back and whether we can continue to do it for 15 minutes." In early trading, the rebound ended directly, and we didn't have to choose whether to evade it. The main force chose it for us. We said that we should be wary of rushing to kill until today, or we should be bored directly. Then we can only cope with it temporarily, which is the weakness of human nature. . . At the same time, the unilateral decline in the morning accurately stepped back to 3404 (actually 3405), and then rebounded and fell below 3304. So are you stepping on the right rhythm? Or is the position very resistant to falling and rising against the trend? It all depends on whether there is real effort in the back, instead of half a bucket of water floating and floating, it will be a bitter tear. I still remember I posted a circle in July, "Only a few people will remain in this market". It's been almost half a year, and I don't know how many people are stuck in the quagmire ...Back to the topic, the structure lasts for 15 minutes (30 minutes with the same pen). At present, there is no clear signal to stop falling. 5 minutes is now a trend, and the center will be built in the future. If the downward force of the departure section is not great, the upward rebound in 15 minutes can decide whether your stocks will stay or not, that is, the center will be formed in 15 minutes, and then choose the direction; If the downward force continues to increase, there will be a rebound, but it is not clear whether your position can be held. Again, there are many opportunities for individual stocks, so we should respond to the situation and step on the rhythm. (Reminder: Small levels are subordinate to large levels, and small levels will also affect large levels. All trends are dynamic and balanced, so we should look at them dialectically.)Back to the topic, the structure lasts for 15 minutes (30 minutes with the same pen). At present, there is no clear signal to stop falling. 5 minutes is now a trend, and the center will be built in the future. If the downward force of the departure section is not great, the upward rebound in 15 minutes can decide whether your stocks will stay or not, that is, the center will be formed in 15 minutes, and then choose the direction; If the downward force continues to increase, there will be a rebound, but it is not clear whether your position can be held. Again, there are many opportunities for individual stocks, so we should respond to the situation and step on the rhythm. (Reminder: Small levels are subordinate to large levels, and small levels will also affect large levels. All trends are dynamic and balanced, so we should look at them dialectically.)

And the last article said, "The 5-minute (15-minute) rebound is not over yet. After the rebound is over, you will step back. Whether to avoid it or not is up to you. We will decide for ourselves, and then we will see the strength of stepping back and whether we can continue to do it for 15 minutes." In early trading, the rebound ended directly, and we didn't have to choose whether to evade it. The main force chose it for us. We said that we should be wary of rushing to kill until today, or we should be bored directly. Then we can only cope with it temporarily, which is the weakness of human nature. . . At the same time, the unilateral decline in the morning accurately stepped back to 3404 (actually 3405), and then rebounded and fell below 3304. So are you stepping on the right rhythm? Or is the position very resistant to falling and rising against the trend? It all depends on whether there is real effort in the back, instead of half a bucket of water floating and floating, it will be a bitter tear. I still remember I posted a circle in July, "Only a few people will remain in this market". It's been almost half a year, and I don't know how many people are stuck in the quagmire ...How to deal with the increase in the second step of the market (1213 resumption)

And the last article said, "The 5-minute (15-minute) rebound is not over yet. After the rebound is over, you will step back. Whether to avoid it or not is up to you. We will decide for ourselves, and then we will see the strength of stepping back and whether we can continue to do it for 15 minutes." In early trading, the rebound ended directly, and we didn't have to choose whether to evade it. The main force chose it for us. We said that we should be wary of rushing to kill until today, or we should be bored directly. Then we can only cope with it temporarily, which is the weakness of human nature. . . At the same time, the unilateral decline in the morning accurately stepped back to 3404 (actually 3405), and then rebounded and fell below 3304. So are you stepping on the right rhythm? Or is the position very resistant to falling and rising against the trend? It all depends on whether there is real effort in the back, instead of half a bucket of water floating and floating, it will be a bitter tear. I still remember I posted a circle in July, "Only a few people will remain in this market". It's been almost half a year, and I don't know how many people are stuck in the quagmire ...How to deal with the increase in the second step of the market (1213 resumption)How to deal with the increase in the second step of the market (1213 resumption)