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Comments: A-share volume has increased, the next time window has come, and the veteran's view has been attacked by the main force again.Second, where is the next high point of the market? I think this is relatively simple. If the market comes near 3509 tomorrow, I think this position is an important short-term target. Or slightly over 3509 points, we can also regard it as a short-term peak position.From the above figure, we can find that the previous downtrend band took 14 trading days. I still remember that at that time, we predicted the time window of the index low one trading week in advance. The theory used at that time was the time period of 13. From the high point to the low point, the 13th day will reach the Fibonacci time window. And of course, if it arrives tomorrow, there will be the 13th trading day from low to high, if it happens that there will be a stage high tomorrow. It is easy to become a small turning point in the stage. This is pure theoretical analysis.

The short-term peak time node is likely to be tomorrow. Or the last trading day. Why do you say that? Please look at the chart below-the daily chart of the Shanghai Composite Index.

I don't do too much technical analysis today. To be honest, I feel somewhat depressed as a veteran of the pure technical school these two days-many confident judgments were finally reversed by powerful forces.Statement of the work: Personal opinion, for reference only.From the above figure, we can find that the previous downtrend band took 14 trading days. I still remember that at that time, we predicted the time window of the index low one trading week in advance. The theory used at that time was the time period of 13. From the high point to the low point, the 13th day will reach the Fibonacci time window. And of course, if it arrives tomorrow, there will be the 13th trading day from low to high, if it happens that there will be a stage high tomorrow. It is easy to become a small turning point in the stage. This is pure theoretical analysis.