This volatility is visible to the naked eye—the shorts are still stubbornly holding out underneath. The buyers who take the initiative are continuously footing the bill, pressing the sell side hard. The buy-side proportion is over half. This kind of structure can’t be built by retail investors stacking it together. The big accounts’ long positions are at 70% and up, and they’re still adding to their positions. That indicates the real money people never planned to leave. The price is holding above the moving averages. On the four-hour chart there are more bullish candles than bearish ones, and the trend’s slope is still being pushed upward. Every time the shorts hold out through another K-line, they’re basically filling the gap for this rally. When they finally can’t hold up anymore, this market will move even more firmly.