Morning Trend | GLORY FLAME shows high elasticity in a tug-of-war, short-term range opportunities emerging?

Yesterday, Glory Flame Holdings experienced significant intraday volatility, reigniting interest in small-cap growth stocks in the market. Early in the session, there was intense competition for funds, with the stock price testing the 20-day moving average zone, but it quickly retreated, with intraday capital inflow mainly driven by short-term trading. The day's high elasticity was reflected in the intraday amplitude, with community enthusiasm mirroring the market's elasticity. The overall liquidity of the ChiNext concept accelerated significantly last week, with related stocks generally showing rapid rotation and quick switching of hotspots. The company itself had no announcements, and the main force released some liquidity, with actively rising stocks boosting the atmosphere, focusing on defensive strategies in range trading. Sub-sectors were dominated by short-term speculation, coexisting with high volatility and high risk. From a technical perspective, the stock price is operating between multiple moving averages, and the authenticity of breakouts needs to be observed for sustained volume. The control of this round of rebound is difficult to tilt one way; when the sector has not formed a collective surge or when trading volume has sharply decreased, the range opportunities are hard to sustain. The strategy recommendation remains focused on tracking volume and capital sustainability, with appropriate phased layouts and maintaining profit-taking and stop-loss discipline. In a high-elasticity market, quick entry and exit are suitable, and caution is advised regarding sudden pullbacks caused by negative information during the session