The recent market situation is a bit strange. From the Candlestick and price perspective, it's clear that there's a long positions pattern, but the key issue is that traditional Unfavourable Information like interest rate hikes aren't causing a fall; instead, the market is moving upwards, which is absurd.

Think about it, if even interest rate hikes can be counteracted, then when rate cuts really come, shouldn’t they also be smashed down? This logic itself is problematic. Those clear-cut favourable and unfavourable information have all become ineffective, and the indicators can’t reveal any insights; it purely becomes a gamble on size. It's hard to understand how such fundamental factors like interest rates can be digested in advance.

In the short term, it's crucial to pay attention to the Nikkei's movements. The worst scenario is that kind of unscrupulous behavior—slightly falling and then rebounding, lulling investors into a false sense of security, and after repeating this a few times, it comes crashing down hard. If that happens, the number of people getting hurt would be impossible to quantify.

So my strategy now is to take it steady. It's not realistic to go heavy before the Nikkei truly confirms its direction. Either trade intraday, or go in with a light position and gradually add; I can accept making little or no profit, but I absolutely cannot accept getting drenched.

The upper resistance is in the range of 888 to 894, while the lower support is at 863 and 858. Let's see how it wants to move.