BERA's short-term technical outlook has already clearly weakened. Let's take a look at the latest moving average arrangement: MA5 at 0.884, MA10 at 0.905, MA20 at 0.933, and MA60 still rising at 0.944 — these four moving averages are sequentially turning downward, forming a quite clear resistance pattern.

Looking at the MACD indicator now, the current DIF value is -0.023, which has fallen below DEA at -0.016, and the histogram has also turned negative. What does this indicate? Bearish momentum is gaining the upper hand.

The most concerning factor is trading volume. Recently, trading volume has significantly shrunk, barely comparable to previous highs, indicating a clear lack of rebound momentum. In this situation of volume exhaustion, it’s very easy to continue probing lower.

Based on these technical signals, short-term shorting seems to be a good option. The entry range can be considered between 0.85 and 0.90. If the price retraces to this level, it might be worth considering. For stop-loss, set it at 0.92, which is a key resistance level of MA20. A break above here would indicate a misjudgment.

What about the target levels? First, look at 0.85 as the initial target. If the weakness continues, then consider 0.80 as the next level. Hope everyone operates cautiously, and remember that risk always comes first.