At around 3:00 this morning, it tried again to break through 31431 but was not successful yet, and it is still fluctuating in a high range.

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Back to the market, from a structural point of view, breaking through 31431 is a foregone conclusion, and the time is within these two days. What needs to be paid attention to is the strength after breaking the new high. As the saying goes, the longer the horizontal line, the higher the strength. Once it breaks upward, the strength will definitely not be small. Considering that the upward section of the large-scale daily line has not yet appeared, you can patiently hold the low-level chips you already have, and don't be easily thrown off by small-level fluctuations!

Let's look at the 4-hour chart first. The 4-hour 2-3 buy merger that was predicted before has been completed. The 2-3 buy merger is the strongest trend of the bulls! Breaking the new high is inevitable. As for where it will rise, it is unpredictable. For low-level chips, you only need to wait patiently for the interval structure to appear inside the 4-hour upward line segment before considering whether to reduce your position. You don't need to pay attention to fluctuations below 30 minutes.

Looking at the 30-minute chart of the sub-level corresponding to the 4-hour level, the 30-minute upward trend type has appeared, and the third segment corresponds to the first segment with a large upward rise, and there is no selling point. Those who do not have enough positions or short-term arbitrage in 30 minutes can wait for the third segment of the central buying point to appear in the 30-minute downward line segment, and then firmly buy back to cover, at least they can get the space left upward.

The above analysis is for reference only and does not constitute any investment advice!