The weekly chart viewed through naked candles shows that the highs of the current two candles are basically flat, with the previous one being a bullish positive candle. This week's market has entered a correction phase. Coupled with current market news, institutions are taking profits before the holiday, and risk aversion in the market has increased. Short-term capital outflows are showing signs, further increasing the likelihood of market pressure. If this week closes with a bearish candle that engulfs the previous bullish candle, and the price closes below 73,500, then a sustained downward trend will begin next week. Although indicators are in a low-position golden cross state, combined with negative news sentiment catalysis, once the weekly candle closes bearish, it is very likely to trigger a rapid shrinkage of trading volume, and the indicators will turn downward again to form a death cross, officially entering a downtrend. This change currently has no obvious short-term impact; the key to subsequent market judgment depends on this week's closing pattern and the intensity of news sentiment fermentation, which should be closely monitored.