Many people are complaining about the market's complex movements, but this is simply a case of being blinded by their own perspective. Fear, anxiety, and confusion cause people to focus only on short-term fluctuations in minute-by-minute candlestick charts, naturally ignoring larger timeframes. The chart below is a weekly chart. The large bearish candlestick (A) on the left is symmetrical to the large bullish candlestick (B) on the right. Furthermore, the six consecutive weeks of upward movement (C) on the left correspond perfectly to the six consecutive weeks of downward movement (D) on the right. The blue dotted line in the chart represents the lower trendline of the fast resistance level. Therefore, the overall pattern is a perfectly symmetrical head and shoulders bottom formation, with the lower trendline of the fast resistance level acting as the neckline support. We have reached a crucial point. Our next target is 100,000. If the price continues to break below the lower trendline of the fast resistance level, entering a larger-scale correction, this pattern will be invalidated, and the 100,000 target will be questionable.