History repeats itself, the bear market structure is highly replicated, and the bottom prediction is fully realized

Fellow members, comparing the two bear market charts, the conclusion is clear: the previous bear market and the current market trend show identical patterns from trendline breakouts, downward wave shapes, to the yellow oscillation relay form, range, and rhythm. The highly similar movements behind these patterns indicate the continuation of the main trading logic, confirming that the dominant funds are highly overlapping.

Precise time alignment: March 6 corresponds to June 1, 2022. Currently, we are in the third wave of downward relay consolidation, and the subsequent rhythm will follow the historical path.

Combining wave structures, this round of market movement follows a standard five-wave equal-distance decline. We are currently in the fourth wave rebound cycle. Both analysis models ultimately point to the same downward conclusion and bottom range. The core rule of a bear market remains unchanged: any rebound is a trap to lure out traders before a decline. Do not be misled by short-term rebounds.

In terms of operations, short-term trading relies on the upper boundary of the yellow oscillation zone for high-altitude short positions. The trendline on the right acts as resistance for adding positions. For medium to long-term strategies, use a gradient layout: increase positions by 20% every 1000 points of upward movement, with 2-3x low leverage for steady trading. Be patient and wait for the core bottom zone around 40,000 points, and watch for the fulfillment of historical patterns to position for the next cycle's gains.