This week's market has indeed been a bit turbulent—after rising for seven consecutive days earlier, it pulled back in the past two days, and now it's back to the 90,000 level. To be honest, this has become a battleground of repeated struggles.

My observation is that 90,000 currently serves as a strong support, and it's not easy to break below in the short term. Below that, 88,000 also acts as a defensive line, and both levels are worth paying attention to. Instead of guessing blindly, it's better to watch the 4-hour chart to see if it can stabilize—once it stabilizes, then act; otherwise, just keep waiting.

Interestingly, even if it finally rises, it probably won't be a straight-up rally, but more likely a gradual climb with oscillations. But don't let that scare you, because each pullback bottoms higher than the previous one, indicating that the main trend is still positive. The current price level is indeed somewhat oversold; from this perspective, a decline could actually be an opportunity.

The core logic is: don't rush, let the price first form a stabilization pattern, then follow up. This increases the chances of success and helps keep your mind more at ease.