Last week, the weekly chart reached a high and then closed lower, and the market also entered a phase of partial correction. In the context of the larger weekly trend, this is just a brief local adjustment; but from a short-term perspective, the correction at the weekly level has a considerable space, and can still be treated as a minor correction wave. The daily chart, after a series of downward moves, has shown a rebound and recovery, but the overall rhythm of the pullback and correction has not yet completed, and it is still expected that the market will further decline. The 4-hour cycle, with 78,300 as the stage high, showed a high-level retracement, and after breaking the midline, it formed a continuation, indicating that there is still momentum for a short-term breakdown and downward movement. During the process of confirming the direction, the rebound high points can be high or low; the key is whether the correction is completed with a strong rebound or if it gradually weakens after lateral consolidation. Currently, the market leans more toward the former. The overall approach remains cautious about chasing highs; after the market volume increases and pushes higher, the priority in trading is to rely on high levels for minor corrections and look for pullbacks to buy.