The current trend has not yet started to reverse.

Don't be fooled by one or two bullish candles; overall, the market is still weak.
Every rally is hesitant, rising a little then getting hammered down. Conversely, during declines, the moves are quick and fierce.
This is a classic pattern—more declines than advances, with the bears still in control.
In this kind of market, the two most likely to lose money are: one, those who chase after every rise; and two, those who refuse to admit defeat during drops and stubbornly hold on.
Don't expect a reversal; follow the market's lead first.
A rebound is an opportunity to reduce positions or even short the market.
It's not an invitation to rush in and become a bagholder.
Until the market shows signs of strength, treat all upward movements as just rebounds. @惊渔