Overall, the outlook is slightly more bearish at the moment, so I initially opened a small long position and set an anchor point around the dip near 84,000. However, I can't hold it for too long, so I will close the short position near 86,800 to take the short-term profit back. This is a dual-direction trading strategy—not because I can't hold it, but because I believe there will be a rebound there. Remember: those who buy are not the masters; those who sell are the masters! If you're interested in studying dual-direction trading, we can discuss it together. I operate with real funds, not just theories. I have a formal legal background, having dropped out in the second semester of my sophomore year at Southwest University of Political Science & Law. After entering society, I ran a physical company for 15 years, working in the financial payment field, with the highest ranking in trading volume nationwide at eighth place. So I analyze macroeconomics myself; don’t listen to those who don’t understand and talk nonsense. Everything is results-oriented.