$Direxion Daily FTSE China Bull 3X Shares ETF (YINN.US)$ As ...

From a technical perspective, looking back at previous stock market crashes... $SSE Composite Index (000001.SH)$ In terms of technical analysis, historically, in 2005 there was a 450% increase, in 2015 there was a 150% increase, and today there has only been a modest 35% increase, with a correction of about 13%. It is obvious that a lot of funds have not entered yet and are waiting to observe. With only a 35% sharp increase followed by a large correction, is it reasonable to anticipate a stock market crash in this era of abundant liquidity? Looking at the candlestick structure, the bottom is at 2700, with a 2B support level followed by a strong rebound, rising all the way to 3700. Right above, there is a strong support level that was unsuccessfully broken through before falling back. Furthermore, at the weekly candlestick level, there is a triangle convergence pattern. In short, whichever side is broken through will determine the direction for the next few decades. For top speculative investors working at the weekly candlestick level, the stop-loss at this position only needs to be placed at 2700, offering a very favorable risk/reward ratio. A win means seizing the extremely low position of the upward trend for the next 10-20 years; a loss means the sorrowful exit at 2700, leading China into a long-term bear market. So the risk/reward ratio is very favorable, which explains why some major players are bullish and heavily invested. For long-term speculators, this is a very reasonable position.