Last Friday's market trend indeed provided a clear signal. After the market broke through a key zone, a gap was formed, which is often accompanied by strong bullish momentum—unlike ordinary gaps, which are usually filled within 1-2 trading days, breakout gaps tend to be difficult to fill in the short term and instead indicate the continuation of the upward trend.

The early morning market remains strong, providing us with clear trading opportunities. Specifically, there are three main ideas worth noting: first, look for pullback buy opportunities at the gap; second, continue to follow long positions after breaking through 4402; third, observe whether the bullish momentum continues in the US session after strength in the European session.

From a technical perspective, the early morning low is around 4432-33, which is the first reference point for a long position this morning. More importantly, the 4400 support level—it's a pivot point for top-bottom conversion and also a key 0.382 Fibonacci support level. If touched during the day, be sure to seize the long opportunity.

The current trading approach is: look for opportunities to go long around 4432-33. If not timely entered, before 9 o'clock, you can also adjust your entries based on real-time momentum, betting on an early surge. Of course, if the expected rebound does not occur in the morning, you need to adjust your strategy at midday and replan.

During the European session, consider establishing long positions near 4420, set a stop loss of 10 points, and target a profit of 20-30 points. Pay particular attention to whether the European session can produce a series of bullish candles.