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The evening rebound is just a technical pullback, not a trend reversal. After failing the resistance level at 68,500-68,600, the price quickly retreated, and upward resistance remains strong.
Currently still in a downward channel, reversal is difficult. A prudent approach: resist and short under pressure.
Bearish strategy:
Entry: 68,100-68,700 (preferably under pressure at 68,500-68,700, place multiple orders to avoid chasing shorts)
Stop loss: above 69,000 (or 68,900-69,100, above the intraday high)
Targets: first around 66,500, second around 65,800-66,000
Risk reminder: Break and

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