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The market rose in one step, but the script remained unchanged (1210 resumption)And the last article said, "Here you can do a 5-minute hub to continue, and then pay attention to stepping back for 15 minutes. If the strength is not great, you will build a 15-minute hub to continue and see the rebound strength tomorrow." Due to the heavy news after yesterday's close, today's big opening directly speeds up the script, which is somewhat subjective. Structurally, when bidding, 5 minutes is a continuation trend. If the price is high and low, it will resonate and sell for (5, 15, 30) minutes. If the rebound is not strong in 5 minutes tomorrow (if it is not high, it will sell for 2), that is, it will take 15 minutes to form a pen. Follow-up observation will be made to see if it can continue to be the center. If the decline is strong, it will be a callback every 30 minutes. Wait patiently. (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, "Here you can do a 5-minute hub to continue, and then pay attention to stepping back for 15 minutes. If the strength is not great, you will build a 15-minute hub to continue and see the rebound strength tomorrow." Due to the heavy news after yesterday's close, today's big opening directly speeds up the script, which is somewhat subjective. Structurally, when bidding, 5 minutes is a continuation trend. If the price is high and low, it will resonate and sell for (5, 15, 30) minutes. If the rebound is not strong in 5 minutes tomorrow (if it is not high, it will sell for 2), that is, it will take 15 minutes to form a pen. Follow-up observation will be made to see if it can continue to be the center. If the decline is strong, it will be a callback every 30 minutes. Wait patiently. (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.)