Next week is most likely to continue oscillating within this range, without a sudden breakout into a major trend.

Why is that?

The current situation is indeed a bit awkward—when prices go up, many are waiting to cut their losses; when prices go down, another group is preparing to buy the dip. In this kind of environment, the most common market behavior is to swing back and forth, wearing investors down and causing frustration.

Honestly, I don’t see the possibility of a direct surge next week, nor do I expect a sudden crash. The more likely scenario is—some turbulence for a few days, then a clear direction.

If I had to look for signals, I’d focus on these two indicators:

First, whether the price can break through with volume and then stabilize at a key level.

Second, whether there is sustained buying pressure during dips.

As long as these two points don’t show obvious changes, I’ll consider the market to be moving within a range.

My own trading approach is quite simple:

- Don’t chase highs

- Don’t rush to act

- Wait until approaching key levels before making a move

Since the market moves slowly, I’ll follow at a slow pace. Opportunities will come eventually, no need to rush.