The market has been painfully choppy this week. Plenty of people have taken hits on both spot and futures, and shrinking portfolios have become almost universal. From what I’ve been watching, there’s a good chance we’ll retest Saturday’s low before the week is out—not necessarily with a decisive break, but because the rebound simply doesn’t have enough volume behind it. Every bounce has been weak, and in this kind of setup, the previous low acts like a magnet. Don’t rush to ask where the bottom is; first, see whether the rebound has any volume. At these levels, chasing shorts risks getting caught in a sharp reversal, while buying the dip risks catching a falling knife. Tough spot, isn’t it?

My view is simple: until the previous low is broken, treat every rebound as a recovery, not a reversal. If it does break, pay close attention to how strongly buyers step in afterward—that’s what will determine what comes next. This week, protecting your capital matters more than anything.

There’s no need to chase the next big trend; the right opportunity will come along.
Stand alongside Sister Li, and make every moment count.