At the end of July, we emphasized multiple times that SNDK's move from 998 was a rebound targeting the entire drop from 2353 to 998. Facts have proven that our trend analysis was correct ✅ As shown in Figure 1, I indicated a pullback when the price reached 1828. This was because SNDK hit the 0.618 resistance level of the entire drop and showed signs of stalling. From Figure 2, we can clearly see that although the rebound amplitude was decent, the duration was insufficient. As a rebound for the entire drop, it seemed a bit forced, so we determined that the move starting from 1828 was a pullback rather than a new downtrend. On August 20 and 24, we identified the endpoint of this pullback to be around 1400. Subsequently, SNDK ended the pullback at 1416 as expected. In the video on August 29, I mentioned that there might not be a lower point than 1416 anymore, signaling the end of the pullback and the continuation of the rebound. Following this, SNDK rose from 1416 to 1807. All of these judgments were based on our accurate structural analysis of SNDK's trend at the end of July. As I’ve emphasized many times, a correct and clear level analysis guides our subsequent trades. What’s next? As shown in Figure 3, the rebound from 998 is targeting the entire drop from 2353 to 998. The key observation point is at 1608. If this level is broken and cannot be reclaimed, be cautious of the rebound ending. If it holds above this level, the rebound still has momentum and the potential to push higher.