The rebound is only a correction; the short-term trading rhythm remains unchanged.

At the time, many people in the market were still expecting a reversal, but I made it clear that it was only a technical fix, not a genuine move toward strength. I also directly pointed out the 77500–78000 pressure zone, emphasizing that the rebound is an opportunity for shorts—don’t blindly chase highs.

After that, the price action basically played out as expected. It rebounded, met resistance, and then fell again. The bears’ rhythm was carried out exactly, and my thinking was once again validated by the market.

In trading, what you fear most isn’t getting the direction wrong—it’s failing to judge in advance. If you wait for the market to move before jumping in, the profit is often already over, while the risk is just beginning.

Truly effective analysis is never about explaining after the fact; it’s about laying out your position, direction, and rhythm in advance.

The market fluctuates every day, but few people can consistently nail the rhythm.
If you can read the price action, you’ll naturally know how much value this line of thinking holds.