Morning Trend | Has the IHS Round of Correction Ended? Main Players Increase Positions, Can the Breakout Market Be Repeated?

IHS (IHS.US) suddenly experienced a surge in volume after a period of low-level consolidation yesterday, sparking heated discussions in trading communities about whether the previous washout is nearing an end and a breakout rebound is on the horizon. Most short-term traders have placed it on their watchlist for today. From the market perspective, the support at low levels has strengthened, with major buying gradually transitioning from hesitation to continuous large orders, indicating a long accumulation phase. In terms of sector linkage, recently listed service-related stocks have generally warmed up, and IHS is expected to become a "leader in catching up." Volume is a key observation indicator—if today continues to see increased trading volume while prices remain above the intraday support line, short-term funds are likely to create a relay effect, quickly igniting a main rise. Conversely, if volume suddenly drops and the intraday highs are reversed, caution against false signals is warranted. From a strategic perspective, a sharp breakout is the main signal. Short-term traders can test with small positions upon seeing intraday movements, while conservative traders should wait for stable prices with increased volume before participating. Avoid blindly chasing highs and following the crowd; prioritize a strategy of buying low and selling high in phases, aiming for quick profits rather than holding for the long term. Be quick to act when participating, and ensure proper defense measures are in place