Morning Trend | WAI HUNG GROUP's small-cap market attack desire, can a sudden large order trigger a riot?

WAI HUNG GROUP (3321.HK) on October 28th once again provided a typical textbook example of severe fluctuations in small-cap stocks, with high volatility throughout the day. In the morning, large sell orders from major players continued to suppress upward movement, but frequent turnover at low levels revealed hidden currents. Speculative trading betting on a "violent outbreak" in the community has noticeably increased, with hopes that sudden large orders can set the pace. The silence of small-cap stocks in the news is the norm, and sector hotspots are generally lacking. Technically, MACD and RSI are alternatingly pressing down, resonating with the expansion of the Bollinger Bands, approaching extreme sentiment. The main players have yet to boldly push up, but the willingness to grab shares at the market is hard to conceal. This is a typical small-cap funding style, where a sudden push from the main players could lead to extreme surges. Short-term traders are closely watching for unusual movements, waiting for external news to stimulate the sector or for sudden large orders to trigger "outbreak signals," reigniting speculative sentiment. The more concentrated the unusual trading is, the more it indicates that opportunities are brewing. Pay attention to the changes in market volume, and don't miss the subtle switching points of sentiment timing