I think this wave of LIT's rebound has buried quite a few traps. A careful look at the 1-hour chart shows the clues—after rushing to 3.183, it immediately turned around. It has now fallen below the MA5 (3.085), MA10 (3.078), and MA20 (3.059), currently around 3.063.

From an indicator perspective, the signals are also not optimistic. RSI (6) is only 46.847, in a neutral to weak position. MACD provides a clearer picture: the increasing red bars are narrowing, and the DIF (0.002) is just about to cross above DEA (0.001), but the momentum is already waning. These signs together suggest that the main force is quite likely to be distributing at high levels.

From this position, you can go short directly at 3.063, with a stop-loss above the previous high of 3.183. The first target is 2.894 (the lowest in 24 hours). If broken, continue to watch 2.948 as a short-term support. The trend should be held firmly; traders aiming for short-term gains can take profits gradually at the support level. Don't be fooled by the false appearance of a weak rebound—main force may reverse and dump at any time. Once key support is broken, the decline will accelerate rapidly.