Auntie's Early Morning Technical Analysis The daily chart shows a clear downtrend recently. On February 15 and February 18, there were massive bearish candlesticks, indicating heavy selling pressure and a dominant bearish force. The 1-hour chart shows that after a wave of high-volume decline, the price has found temporary support near 1923.78 and slightly rebounded. However, the rebound lacks momentum and has failed to effectively break through the upper resistance. The previous swing high at 2010.3 (1-hour chart) and 2039.05 (daily chart) forms a strong selling pressure zone above, while the previous swing low at 1923.78 (1-hour and daily chart) forms a key buying support zone below. MACD: On the 1-hour chart, the MACD indicator shows both DIF and DEA running below the zero axis, with the DIF line below the DEA line. The MACD histogram is negative and continues to expand, indicating a strong bearish trend with no signs of a reversal in the short term. RSI: The 1-hour chart RSI(14) is at 41.29. It previously touched the oversold zone and rebounded slightly but remains below 50, suggesting overall market weakness and insufficient rebound momentum, with no trend reversal yet. EMA: On the 1-hour chart, the price is below the EMA7, EMA30, and EMA120 moving averages, which are arranged in a bearish alignment (EMA7 < EMA30 < EMA120). This indicates that short-term, medium-term, and long-term trends are all downward. EMA30 (1973.88) and EMA120 (1993.51) form important resistance levels above. The daily chart shows that the declines on February 15 and February 18 were accompanied by massive volume, especially on February 15, when trading volume reached 834,778, confirming strong selling sentiment and a downward trend in the market. The 1-hour chart shows significant trading volume during the recent decline, while the rebound from the low point is accompanied by relatively lower volume. This confirms the downtrend with volume support, while the rebound lacks buying pressure and may just be a technical correction during the downtrend.