3.14 Saturday Big Pie Suggestions

Last night, the market experienced intense shakeout trading, with thousands of points of sharp fluctuations up and down, resulting in both long and short positions being liquidated. Opportunities and risks expanded simultaneously as the market completed a rapid round of chip exchange.

On Saturday, market activity enters a quiet weekend cycle, with decreased capital participation. The overall trend is characterized by narrow-range consolidation and volatility repair, with a low risk-reward ratio. The primary strategy is to rest and observe, focusing on preserving capital and energy.

Key Levels and Trading Ideas
• Resistance Above: Pay close attention to the 71,500 level, which is a short-term dense trading zone and a sentiment dividing line. If a rebound reaches this level and shows clear resistance with declining volume, consider gradually opening light short positions, strictly controlling position size and stop-loss levels.

• Support Below: Focus on the effectiveness of the 70,500 support level; if the price pulls back and stabilizes with strong buying support, short-term longs can be considered.
If it breaks below and stabilizes with a downward trend, the bearish momentum will further accelerate, with the next target below the 70,000 round number.

Trading Reminders
Weekend trading is prone to false breakouts and range-bound grinding. Avoid chasing rallies or panicking to sell. Do not over-leverage or gamble heavily. Enter positions only after key levels are broken or stabilized, prioritizing a steady and cautious approach.