Yesterday’s order at 79100-79300 longs is still being held. Guys, don’t get out before dawn.

Now the market layout is already very obvious: it’s a classic “sell the news.” The main players use the PPI data to make the market and to wash out emotions. A couple of days ago, everyone on the internet was shouting “go long,” but after a sudden sell-off last night, market sentiment immediately flipped 180 degrees and started looking bearish.

You’ll notice a very interesting phenomenon: the people who chased longs at 82400 and the people who cut their losses at 79300 to chase shorts are most likely the same group.

What the main players want to see most right now is for everyone to lose their sense of direction in this kind of large-range, choppy consolidation. They jab back and forth, repeatedly shake the market, and completely grind down retail traders’ patience and confidence.

Now many people are starting to ask: “Is it long or short? I can’t figure it out anymore.”

That’s right. Because this is exactly the outcome the main players want.

The real big move often starts when everyone begins to get confused and starts doubting. The rhythm of the chart right now looks more like repeated turnover and shaking out positions at high levels, not like a direct top is in.

Personally, I still stick with my previous view: the true pull-up peak point for this move will most likely go to around 85000.

So don’t easily throw away the low-level chips you’re holding before dawn.
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