Regarding whether we can fill back above 2600, just like having expectations for 3400 to 3600 and missing the big move, I can only say it's possible, but the probability is too low. We keep our positions and split them well, prepare for this top, but don't gamble on it.

When splitting positions to eat pullbacks, if a breakthrough occurs, we can basically cover our losses partially through stop-loss, then touch a higher top. Even if we're temporarily caught unable to break even, we still control our positions to keep ourselves in a safe liquidation level, preparing for all possibilities in subsequent market movements.

While the macroeconomic factors driving the bear market continue to exist, subjectively we need to reconstruct a bull market trap to attract everyone's expectations and euphoria for a bull market. The large liquidity demand below is needed to showcase the decline in the new year, until 1500 creates a new low. This phase will be relatively prolonged.

We can look forward to shorting at 2600, but won't go long just because it might go to 2600.