The subsequent approach has already been clearly explained: short positions remain the main theme, but the process will inevitably be accompanied by frequent shakeouts. It is precisely through this repeated manipulation that floating positions are continuously depleted, and ultimately most people tend to exit passively amid hesitation and volatility.

From the intraday rhythm, it is not ruled out that there will be an initial rebound, testing the 75,500–76,000 range before turning weak and downward. Once the key level is broken downward with a solid candle below 73,200, the downward space is likely to open further, with the target potentially around the 70,500 level.

In terms of operation, it can be thought of in two steps:
First, if the 4-hour lower boundary is broken, follow the trend and go short;
Second, if a rebound occurs to the expected resistance zone, continue to look for opportunities to establish short positions.