Brothers, good evening. Today’s big-bread market is overall weak; at the daily level it’s a breakdown-type pattern. However, that doesn’t affect my view going forward. My thinking is still to follow the support levels identified during the daytime analysis. Everyone can also understand that this drop in big bread is panic selling driven by the U.S.-Iran negotiation news. Over the past two days I’ve been paying attention to this as well. Although both sides have proposed terms for talks, Iran’s tone has suddenly changed; it’s taken a tougher stance and the conditions it提出 are all unacceptable to the U.S., which lowers the probability of a successful agreement. Funds then shift toward gold. If talks fail and the conflict escalates, war risk would increase, oil prices would rise, and U.S. inflation would increase—this is a very uncertain factor. Second, focus on tomorrow night’s CPI data: as long as it equals or is lower than the previous value, it’s good news. My prediction is that the probability of CPI being lower than the prior value is 50%, equal to the prior value is 40%, and higher than the prior value is 10%. Third, from a technical standpoint, these mainstream players for big bread have already begun moving into weekly-level rebound patterns. Setting aside war-related factors, I’m firmly confident that big bread will rebound. And if the news works out positively, the probability of interest-rate cuts increases, while the probability of rate hikes decreases. Brothers, manage your positions reasonably.