A few days ago, I told everyone that as long as the 58300 level holds, you can boldly go long.

From the chart, the capital absorption in this area is very obvious, and it's clear that the major players are continuously picking up chips here.

However, yesterday's price action was indeed a bit nasty. It first had a fake breakdown, sweeping away the stop-losses of a group of people, and then rallied all the way back to around 59300. This is a typical washout.

Many friends also misunderstood what I meant by "defense."

The defense I mentioned does not mean mindlessly setting a stop-loss and exiting, but rather reminding everyone to manage their positions well at this level, choosing to reduce or add positions based on the chart, keeping the initiative in your own hands instead of being led around by the major players.