The PIB market shows initial signs of recovery. In the short term, prices have stabilized at the support level, market sentiment is improving, but trading volume is insufficient to support further gains; the rebound remains technically driven. From a medium- to long-term perspective, a clear bullish trend has not yet been confirmed, and the market is in a phase of inertia-driven recovery. Investors are advised to focus on resistance levels (qualitative: important ranges; quantitative: specific price based on previous highs) and simultaneous breakthroughs in volume. Before a confirmed breakout, avoid blindly chasing highs. Prefer a light position, short-term buy-low-sell-high strategy, and patiently wait for a breakout with increased volume before making medium-term allocations.

Recently, market sentiment has shown preliminary signs of improvement, and investors’ tolerance for previous downward pressure has increased. According to the evolution of current market trends, prices have briefly stabilized near key support levels, but the rebound is limited to technically driven buy-low-sell-high attempts. Although trading volume has slightly increased, it has not sustained, indicating the need for more participation from bullish traders. For trading, it is recommended to closely monitor price testing of short-term resistance levels and changes in trading volume to confirm the persistence of the sentiment recovery.

Although preliminary trend reversal signals have emerged, from a medium- and long-term perspective, a true bullish trend in the market has yet to be established. The current rebound is more akin to an inertia-driven recovery at the bottom of a descending channel. If prices fail to break above key resistance zones with increased volume in the future, they may retest support levels after another retreat. Investors should strengthen risk awareness and only consider medium-term long positions after a substantial breakout and significant increase in volume to avoid the risks from repeated price swings and chasing highs.

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