Data analysis shows that the current main exchange clearing points exhibit a clear bipolar concentration phenomenon: there is a clearing pressure of up to 1 billion long positions at the 104000 level, while approximately 467 million short positions are accumulated at the 106400 level.

The market trend prediction tends to follow a pattern of first dipping and then rising. Although recent price fluctuations are mainly influenced by news, it is worth noting that buying power during the Asian trading session is relatively strong, which provides effective support for the downward space. The most significant price fluctuations usually occur during the night trading session, and investors should be particularly vigilant about the potential for drastic price fluctuations at night, making timely profit-taking and risk control.

Investors are advised to closely monitor market dynamics, set reasonable stop-loss positions, and avoid unnecessary losses during low liquidity periods at night. The current market volatility has increased, making risk management particularly important.