There is no need to envy the instant wealth myths; those who have traversed through bullish and bearish markets all understand that preserving capital is the foundation for a comeback, and restraining greed is the long-term pass. The market never neglects long-termists; each downward movement is a sediment of understanding, and each pullback is a selection of value. The stable trend on Saturday, which has been repeatedly tested yet remains solid, is not coincidental but an inevitable manifestation of the imbalance between bulls and bears — the middle band of the Bollinger Bands has successfully transformed from a neutral moving average to a short-term strong support level that combines technical anchoring with capital consensus. The effectiveness of this support has been validated through multiple retests without breaking and aligns with the market's recognition of the value in the current price range, thus laying a solid technical foundation for the continuation or upward breakthrough of subsequent trends. Meanwhile, it also conveys a clear message to the market: the short-term support below is solid, and the pattern dominated by long positions has not fundamentally changed.