This type of box, after breaking above the upper band, forms a tower bottom; after breaking below the lower band, it becomes a downtrend continuation. Before any breakout, follow the potential downtrend continuation strategy to avoid unnecessary losses caused by being too aggressive, and don't get caught up in what exactly it is.

Whether it's a tower bottom or a downtrend continuation, the buy points at the lower band during the consolidation are the same.

Based on the lower band buy strategy, betting on a mid-term breakout, and reserving space for a pullback in case of a breakdown, these are old ideas proposed two weeks ago and remain unchanged.

In a bearish market, a slight rebound will quickly run its course. On a larger scale, either wait for a pullback to the lower band of the potential downtrend continuation structure or trade the breakout after it occurs. Do not chase local rallies before the breakout.

The long-side trading model mainly focuses on: buying low at the lower band during a pullback, buying low after breaking below the lower band, and buying on a pullback after breaking above the upper band. Short positions are just the opposite. Use specific structures to be precise and confident—act on whichever signal appears first.