The Christmas market is coming, and the US will close early tonight, with a holiday tomorrow.

The liquidity is too weak. A few days ago, it was said that without major positive news, the 4-hour bullish-bearish boundary is not easy to break effectively, and there may be some fluctuations for a while. The good news is that there has been no breakthrough, and it hasn't fallen down either.
The GDP growth in the United States for the third quarter far exceeded expectations, and the market is concerned that such a strong economy will hinder the Federal Reserve from lowering interest rates in 2026. Then Trump came out to speak, saying that anyone who disagrees with me cannot become the chairman of the Federal Reserve.
During Christmas, some investors begin their holidays, and the flow and trading volume have noticeably declined.
However, the overall chip structure is still relatively stable, and there are no signs of panic among investors, so it hasn't dropped much now. The next opportunity is likely to start from when Trump announces the new Federal Reserve Chairman, as he has already been powerless against Powell.