Range-bound Lock｜High Sell and Low Buy Layout, Full Strategy Explanation

The market has shown a bottoming and rebound trend, entering a clear range consolidation phase in the short term. The battle between bulls and bears is becoming more balanced, and swing trading opportunities are emerging.
From the market perspective, the key support level below is clear, serving as an important defensive line for the short-term bulls. If this level holds effectively, the market will maintain a sideways pattern; above, there is a significant resistance level, forming a strong obstacle for short-term rebounds, making bullish breakthroughs more difficult.
The core trading strategy revolves around high sell and low buy
• Support level: 67,300 (short-term bull defense line, core bottom of the range)
• Resistance level: 70,500 (short-term rebound strong resistance, core top of the range)
• Risk level: Break below 67,300 → drop to 65,000 (bear extension target)
II. Bullish Strategy (Low Buy)
1. Entry: Rebound to support at 67,300 stabilizes, bullish/stop-loss signals appear, initiate long positions
2. Target: Gradually reduce positions toward the middle of the range, fully close positions near the 70,500 resistance level
3. Risk control: Stop loss immediately if breaking below 67,300 to avoid unilateral decline risk
Bearish Strategy (High Sell)
1. Entry: Rebound to the 70,500 resistance level encounters resistance, bearish/price reversal signals appear, initiate short positions
2. Target: Gradually reduce positions toward the middle of the range, fully close positions near the 67,300 support level
3. Risk control: Stop loss immediately if breaking above 70,500 to prevent strong bullish breakthroughs