📉📈 Weekly Trading Recap: Trading with the Trend, Maintaining Wave Rhythm

Reviewing the first four trading days of this week, my core strategy consistently centered around "trading with the trend, never forcing against it."

On Monday, the market dropped sharply over 150 dollars, touching a low of 5014 before bouncing. Facing this oversold correction, I didn't blindly chase short positions. Instead, I precisely predicted strong support at 5015-5050, establishing a "long-focused strategy." I positioned long orders in the 5050-5065 range, perfectly capturing the rebound wave from 5079 to 5139, moving with the correction momentum.

Tuesday through Wednesday, market sentiment shifted dramatically with bulls losing momentum as prices pulled back sharply from higher levels. Facing this weak consolidation, I quickly adjusted my rhythm, decisively executing a "short bias approach." Leveraging strong resistance at 5185-5200, I entered short positions in stages with strict stops above 5210. These two days completely aligned with the downtrend, capturing the profit space as the market fell from a high of 5238 to around 5160, with excellent rhythm control.

Thursday, the market stabilized with an upward oscillating structure. After early pullbacks to the 5130-5150 range, bulls began pushing. I promptly shifted direction, returning to the "long-focused" main theme, entering long positions at the 5140-5145 support level, ultimately capturing the uptrend from 5137 to 5189, once again validating the flexibility of wave trading.

Throughout the week, I consistently adhered to the principles of not chasing highs, not bottom-fishing, and strict risk management, flexibly adjusting long-short strategies based on market strength changes. From Monday's low-long rebounds, to Tuesday-Wednesday's high-short declines, and then Thursday's oscillating uptrend, each price prediction aligned closely with actual market movements, steadily securing my deserved profits amid volatility.