In principle, after the strong breakthrough, it is worth considering how long it can continue. Purely from a technical perspective, there are some noteworthy levels to discuss today.
In terms of the long-term cycle:
4983 is derived from the converging triangle and represents an important data point. 5172 is calculated based on an ascending triangle. However, if we consider it as an ascending triangle, it may be too early, and there is a high chance of a false breakout. It is more likely to test again before continuing upward. In the long-term, 4496 is an AB=CD pattern. In the short-term, 4476 is an AB=CD pattern. 4391 is an AB=CD pattern and also represents the previous peak and a transition zone. I have marked this level with a horizontal line. Setting aside the long-term perspective, the estimated numbers for the long and short-term cycles are quite close. The current price has also broken through the previously set bull-bear transition level L1, which holds significant significance. On the surface, it indicates a more optimistic trend, but at the same time, the possibility of a "false breakout" exists, both in the short and long-term.
The key focus now is whether there can be a temporary consolidation and accumulation of strength. There are two Tiffany Blue (Green) lines on the chart, which represent my short-term support and resistance levels. The red lines within this range indicate my personal estimation of a reasonable trajectory. It is crucial not to break the orange Yin-Yang line, as breaking it would signal the end of the minor bull and a return to a bearish market.
Personally, I continue to hold a bullish stance, but I have tightened my stop-loss and take-profit levels. I would rather be shaken out of my position than risk being unable to sell physical shares during a sudden large decline. (In other words, futures trading provides more flexibility.)
As for why I remain relatively conservative with the number 5172 in the long-term cycle, it can be explained from two perspectives:
Political and economic instability: It is difficult to grasp and there are many variables. The only relatively positive aspect is that US elections generally boost the economy. However, with the current international instability, there could be major variables at any time. Lack of significant upward movement in small-cap stocks: In previous true bull markets (economic recovery), small-cap stocks showed obvious gains and increased trading volume. Currently, we haven't seen that. Therefore, I lean towards the difficulty of reaching new highs in this wave, and the pullback time should be within a few days.
Additionally, if the market indeed follows the previously mentioned 1960-1980 cycle, the long-term levels of 4983 and 5172 can be considered potential tops. The 230310 box in the chart also represents a potential top, depending on future trends (there is a high probability of it being broken at the moment).
In general, it is difficult to see true long-term bull markets within a 10-year period. Short and rapid bull-bear transitions may become the norm. Pay attention to position management and fund control.