Today is Sunday, and the market remains in a narrow range. During this morning period, it's not recommended to rush into positions; the daytime fluctuations are still mostly small waves of ten to twenty points repeating. Such market conditions are prone to stop-loss triggers, and the risk-reward ratio is barely 1:1, making trading less meaningful. The real opportunities may only appear in the afternoon or evening when liquidity returns.

Looking at the box range, some traders have already gained from the neutral grid yesterday. The key is that when the price returns near 2925, don't forget to tighten your stop-loss and switch to a profit-taking mode. In the range from 2880 to 2980, liquidity is relatively concentrated, and the price usually probes up and down. If the main force pushes above 3000 completely, a sharp turn south is likely; conversely, if it drops below 2980 and weakens, there will probably be a second or even third attempt to test the north side until liquidity is fully absorbed. Understanding this logic allows you to improve your risk-reward ratio and makes opportunities clearer.

The trading framework is simple. During the day, continue to earn from small fluctuations within the grid; positions should still be around 2925. When the price returns near this level, manually tighten the stop-loss, possibly narrowing the range to 2905-2945. You can even hold a flat position and wait for liquidity to restart before re-entering, as afternoon spikes tend to wipe out profits.

From a long position perspective: look for a clear bottom pattern or a pinning near 2850-2900 to enter, with a stop-loss placed slightly below that bottom. Targets can be set in stages at 2950, 2980, 3000, 3050, 3100, 3165, and 3350.

The short position logic is much more straightforward. As long as there is no solid breakthrough above 3050, the overall sentiment remains bearish. Every time the price pinpoints lower levels, enter at those points—2980, 3000, 3050—these levels have strong support, as indicated by volume. Unless there is a massive surge, operate where the pinning occurs. If there is a volume breakout, be more conservative and wait for a second top to re-enter. The core goal is to pursue high win rates combined with a large risk-reward ratio; avoid losses whenever possible. Opening one or two trades per day with each profitable trade is the best approach. For shorts, usually close the position at the pinning point, but leave some core position to catch a breakout opportunity.