There are indeed many voices calling for a bullish trend right now, but is it really so optimistic?

The sharp decline that started around 8 o'clock yesterday was no small fluctuation. The tariff hammer has not been fully digested yet, and market expectations still reflect that. Many people are eyeing a rebound on the weekly chart and start to imagine a bullish pattern, but don’t forget that we are still hovering near the support level of the four-hour lower band — jumping in at this position is basically bottom-fishing in the middle of the mountain.

In terms of space, the rebound strength is limited, and the support below still needs to be tested for stability. The key is that macro uncertainties are still on the table, and the shift in trade expectations is not yet clear. At this point, rushing to take action is riskier than it is beneficial. It’s better to wait and see if the resistance levels above can be truly broken through, confirm the trend, and then get on board.