Morning Trend | Mosaic shrinks volume to explore the bottom, is there an opportunity for the main force to accumulate?

Mosaic (MOS.US) has been consolidating with decreasing volume for several days, and yesterday there were signs of main funds gradually accumulating positions during the trading session. The fertilizer sector benefits from fluctuations in global agricultural product prices, and after a short-term decline, bullish funds are beginning to look for opportunities to rebound, leading to discussions in the community about whether "the right-side rebound window is about to open." On the industry news front, the cyclical fluctuations in international grain prices are driving the replenishment momentum in the agricultural chemical-related industries, with expectations for fundamental recovery strengthening, and some institutions have issued positive ratings. From a technical perspective, the daily chart has recovered important support and is above the short-term moving averages, indicating that funds are effectively testing the bottom, and sector catch-up has become a new trend in market rotation. Currently, it is essential to pay close attention to the coordination of volume and price as well as the rhythm of main fund layouts. If a subsequent increase in volume leads to a bullish engulfing candle, it could easily trigger bullish sentiment. The risk lies in the possibility of continued consolidation with decreasing volume, which could lead to being abandoned by the market. For short-term participation, it is advisable to set stop-loss levels and closely monitor the actions of main funds and unusual signals during trading

In terms of industry news, the cyclical fluctuations in international grain prices are driving the replenishment momentum in the agrochemical-related industries, with expectations for fundamental recovery strengthening, and some institutions have issued positive ratings. From a technical perspective, the daily chart has recovered important support and is above the short-term moving averages, indicating that funds are effectively testing the bottom, and sector catch-up has become a new trend in market rotation.

Currently, it is essential to pay close attention to the coordination of volume and price as well as the rhythm of main fund positioning. If a strong bullish candlestick with increased volume appears subsequently, it could easily trigger bullish rebound sentiment. The risk lies in the possibility of continued consolidation with decreasing volume, which may lead to being abandoned by the market. For short-term participation, it is advisable to set stop-loss levels and closely monitor the actions of main funds and any unusual signals during trading