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The script of the big market continues to be fulfilled, and it is easy to hold the device in hand (1212 resumption)On the sun image, the market is flat and sunny, and it stands firm at 3427 and 3456. You can work boldly in the general direction. The upper pressure is 3502 and 3582. According to your own stock situation, the lower support is still 3404 and 3368. Let's talk about it closer first.

And the last article said, "The five-minute rebound is not over yet. Let's look at the downward strength tomorrow. If the strength stops falling, then go up in the opposite direction." Today, I went down first, then went up, and stepped down for three times, which failed to break 3427 effectively. I pulled it up in the opposite direction as scheduled, and the script was cashed, and I was able to handle it with ease. I wonder how many people got off the bus when I killed the small plate this morning? At present, the 5-minute rebound is not over, that is, the 15-minute upward rebound is not over. After this rebound is over, we will see if we can continue to step on the center for 15 minutes. That is Friday and next week. As for whether this step back should be avoided, we should grasp it ourselves. In short, there are many opportunities for individual stocks, so we should deal with it temporarily and step on the rhythm. (Reminder: Small levels are subordinate to large levels, and small levels will also affect large levels. All trends are dynamic and balanced, so we should look at them dialectically.)The script of the big market continues to be fulfilled, and it is easy to hold the device in hand (1212 resumption)On the sun image, the market is flat and sunny, and it stands firm at 3427 and 3456. You can work boldly in the general direction. The upper pressure is 3502 and 3582. According to your own stock situation, the lower support is still 3404 and 3368. Let's talk about it closer first.

And the last article said, "The five-minute rebound is not over yet. Let's look at the downward strength tomorrow. If the strength stops falling, then go up in the opposite direction." Today, I went down first, then went up, and stepped down for three times, which failed to break 3427 effectively. I pulled it up in the opposite direction as scheduled, and the script was cashed, and I was able to handle it with ease. I wonder how many people got off the bus when I killed the small plate this morning? At present, the 5-minute rebound is not over, that is, the 15-minute upward rebound is not over. After this rebound is over, we will see if we can continue to step on the center for 15 minutes. That is Friday and next week. As for whether this step back should be avoided, we should grasp it ourselves. In short, there are many opportunities for individual stocks, so we should deal with it temporarily and step on the rhythm. (Reminder: Small levels are subordinate to large levels, and small levels will also affect large levels. All trends are dynamic and balanced, so we should look at them dialectically.)And the last article said, "The five-minute rebound is not over yet. Let's look at the downward strength tomorrow. If the strength stops falling, then go up in the opposite direction." Today, I went down first, then went up, and stepped down for three times, which failed to break 3427 effectively. I pulled it up in the opposite direction as scheduled, and the script was cashed, and I was able to handle it with ease. I wonder how many people got off the bus when I killed the small plate this morning? At present, the 5-minute rebound is not over, that is, the 15-minute upward rebound is not over. After this rebound is over, we will see if we can continue to step on the center for 15 minutes. That is Friday and next week. As for whether this step back should be avoided, we should grasp it ourselves. In short, there are many opportunities for individual stocks, so we should deal with it temporarily and step on the rhythm. (Reminder: Small levels are subordinate to large levels, and small levels will also affect large levels. All trends are dynamic and balanced, so we should look at them dialectically.)