August 25 news
I. Table of Mean Difference Changes
| Mean Difference Indicator | Today's Value (2026.8.24) | Yesterday's Value (2026.8.23) | Direction of Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5-day Mean Difference (D5) | 5.00 | 10.00 | - |
| 10-day Mean Difference (D10) | 105.00 | 123.33 | - |
| 20-day Mean Difference (D20) | 133.33 | 120.84 | + |
II. Signal Status Determination
Three differences compared to the previous day are (-, -, +), indicating a deep correction (biased bearish, corrective nature) signal.
III. Conclusion on Trend Direction
The price trend is oscillating (with a deep correction bias). Reason: According to the mean difference rule, the 5-day and 10-day mean differences have decreased compared to yesterday, while the 20-day mean difference has increased. Since the directions of change for these three are not entirely consistent, it is determined to be an oscillating trend. Combined with the (-, -, +) symbol combination, it indicates an oscillating state with a deep correction bias, suggesting that there is short-term pressure for a price correction.
IV. Positional Spatial Reference
60-day cycle price position: high, with limited short-term upside potential
Price position in the 3-month cycle: High, with limited room for mid-term upward movement.
1-year cycle price position: at a medium-high level, with some room for fluctuation in the long term.
Overall, the short-term prices are in a high range, and the pressure for a correction is relatively evident. Attention should be paid to the impact of supply and demand changes in the upstream and downstream sectors on the correction magnitude.
V. Trend Chart Display
Six, Risk Warning
The above analysis is for reference only and does not constitute trading advice.
