On June 11, we mentioned that Solana: J3NKxxXZcnNiMjKw9hYb2K4LUxgwB6t1FtPtQVsv3KFr has been in a pullback since 7635, which is a correction targeting the 6311-7635 rally. I reiterated this view multiple times on June 26 and July 15. At the end of July and early August, I directly told everyone that the adjustment for S&P was over, and a new rally was coming. Shortly after, we saw a new high—7817. Not to exaggerate, but we "predicted" the future, while most bystanders could only witness history. Today, let's use 4-hour and 1-hour charts to follow up on the S&P 500 trend: The big-picture view remains unchanged—the rally starting from 7297 is a new upward trend, and it’s far from over. On the smaller scale, as shown in Chart 2, we can view the 7297-7817 move as one rally, and the pullback starting from 7817 is a correction targeting that rally. The nearest observation point is 7610. If the pullback ends above this level, then the correction from 7817 is a strong adjustment. If it breaks below, it’s a normal-sized pullback. We’ll follow up on this correction using the 15-minute chart later, but regardless of the structure, the rally will continue after the pullback ends. This pullback in S&P is a perfect opportunity to find strong U.S. stock targets and jump in on the right side of the trade.