Yesterday, I decisively got on board near the daily chart BOLL support level and successfully made a profit of 1800 points. Then, I used the support level as a defense point, and the market rebounded. Without hesitation, I got on board again and gained 1350 points profit. After that, I chose to take a break and did not continue trading. When I woke up, I found that the market continued to fall, but there's no need to regret; market opportunities always exist. The important thing is not to dwell on missed trades, but to maintain the best state to participate in trading to achieve better results.

From an overall structural perspective, the market initially showed strong volume at the beginning of the week, followed by a consolidation phase while waiting for the CPI data release. After the CPI data was announced, a false breakout occurred, and the market then exhibited a slow downward oscillation, returning to the bottom area of the initial strong volume. Although the performance was relatively strong, it has not yet broken below the weekly low support. On the surface, the daily chart low support is being maintained, but in reality, the daily BOLL moving average is trending downward, and the four-hour BOLL moving average is widening, indicating that the downward trend may continue. The early session still looks to sell high.

It is recommended to short in the range of 106500 to 106800, with a target towards around 104200.