June 9, 2026 04:00

Trading desk record: The market rebounded from the weekend lows, mainly driven by short covering, not a full capital inflow. Spot ETF continues to outflow, and the June rate cut expectations have cooled down; risk appetite remains fragile. On the futures side, watch whether the 15-minute K-line can hold the rebound low point; if it rises without volume, treat it as consolidation.

$SOL

Refer to around 67.46, with a 24-hour range of 63.67 to 67.90. Support at 66.40/63.70; a break below 66.40 indicates weakening of the rebound; only consider going long if it stabilizes above 68.00, with targets at 70.20/72.80. Reduce positions near 70.20, stop-loss at 65.80. If volume fails above 68.00 and it falls back below 66.40, short at around 64.00, stop-loss at 68.60.

$NEAR

Refer to around 2.188, with a 24-hour high of 2.264 and low of 1.954. Stronger than mainstream but approaching short-term resistance. Support at 2.10/1.95; do not chase longs if it breaks below 2.10. Wait for a retest of 2.10 without breaking it and a re-establishment above 2.24 before trying long positions, targets at 2.36/2.48. Reduce positions near 2.36, stop-loss at 2.05. If the rebound at 2.24 fails, and it breaks below 2.10, short at around 2.00, targets at 1.98/1.90, stop-loss at 2.28.

$INJ

Refer to around 5.71, with a 24-hour range of 5.17 to 5.92. High intraday volatility, suitable for waiting for confirmation. Support at 5.52/5.17; a break below 5.52 indicates cooling of the structure. Only consider going long if the 15-minute K-line stabilizes above 5.95, with targets at 6.25/6.55. Reduce positions near 6.25, stop-loss at 5.68. If it peaks near 5.95 and falls back, and drops below 5.52, short at around 5.20, targets at 5.00, stop-loss at 6.02.

This is only a personal trading note and does not constitute investment advice.