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This wave is considered a two-week level bottoming rebound. Don't be fooled by the performance of the three-day line; that's far from the end. Even if it's just a rebound, the midline positions of the weekly and bi-weekly charts at 102 and 103 are unavoidable. The market rhythm in February and March was pretty good, and the fundamental logic still supports the possibility of a continued rebound, even reaching new highs is not a dream.
However, we need to watch as we go and not be too stubborn.
Reaching the target level around 102, it’s best to reduce positions in batches, which is crucial. Because if the bear market trend hasn't changed, we need to prepare for a major bottom — the 50,000 level still has the potential to become a real support point. In other words, the current rebound might just be a window for you to adjust your positions, so you need to think carefully about take-profit and stop-loss strategies.
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I’m really convinced by the phrase "Don’t be too persistent," it feels like you’re speaking my mind.
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Whether I can reach 50,000 or not, I’m not sure in my heart, but now I really need to plan a good exit strategy.
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Reducing positions in batches sounds easy to say but hard to do in practice. I’m always greedy.
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Pushing for a new high? I think I should set my stop-loss first before talking about that.
Gradually reducing positions sounds good, but I'm afraid the hands will still shake when the real bear market arrives.
The rebound window is fleeting, but being too stubborn can also lead to losses; it's better to stay calm.
Honestly, don't think about hitting new highs until your take-profit and stop-loss strategies are well in place.
Whether it's a rebound or the start of a downtrend, it will become clear after these two months. It's a bit early to place bets now.
I'm watching the 50,000 yuan support level. The biggest risk in a bear market is greed. Now is the perfect window for rebalancing. Be sure to think carefully about taking profits and cutting losses.
Speaking of whether the five thousand can hold or not, it still depends on the fundamentals later; otherwise, it will fall again.
The suggestion to reduce positions gradually sounds very comfortable, but in practice, it's easiest to get slapped in the face.
The rhythm of March and April is good, mainly because there are still opportunities to adjust; don't go all-in when bottom-fishing.
The rebound window quickly turns into a trap; you must always be prepared to cut losses.
102 and 103 are indeed unavoidable, but don't expect everything to be settled in one round.