Core Insights - The report suggests that a long-term bullish asset breaking below the annual line typically indicates a good entry point, recommending investors adopt a persistent mindset and defensive counterattack strategy in response to the current insufficient Calmar ratio in the bond market [1][3][21] Group 1: Asset Price and Annual Line - The annual line (MA250) serves as a medium to long-term trend anchor, representing the average cost over the past year and is viewed as the market's long-term equilibrium price. A price drop below this line often signals a weakening market sentiment and a potential trend reversal [11][12] - A downward breach of the annual line is interpreted as a bearish signal, indicating that the market may be entering a medium to long-term bear phase, which could trigger stop-loss or reduction actions among investors [11][12] Group 2: Review of Mainstream Assets - The 10-year government bond futures exhibit a clear long-term momentum trend, with strong support expected near the annual line. Historical analysis shows that the T contract has often rebounded after touching the annual line, indicating potential for recovery [13][14] - The Shanghai Composite Index has experienced multiple breaches of the annual line in recent years, with significant volatility and no clear support at the annual line, leading to substantial annual drawdowns [17][18] - The Nasdaq Index has shown a similar pattern, with significant movements around the annual line, reflecting the impact of macroeconomic factors and investor sentiment on its performance [20][22] Group 3: Market Sentiment and Strategy - The report emphasizes that unless a long-term bull market is confirmed to have ended, the current situation presents a favorable entry point for investors. The historical performance of the T contract supports this view, as most years have proven effective for entry after a breach of the annual line [3][21] - Short-term downward momentum may persist due to concentrated stop-loss releases following the breach, but as long as the bull market trend continues, the report suggests that opportunities outweigh risks [3][21]