Morning Trend | KARRIE INT'L surges on increased volume, is the rebound window driven by new manufacturing orders?

KARRIE INT'L (1050.HK) saw a significant surge in trading volume on November 28, with funds clearly flowing in short-term, becoming a core target for the rebound in the manufacturing sector. The company recently disclosed the signing of cooperation and orders with new clients, which directly ignited market sentiment. On the industry level, recent signals of recovery in manufacturing across various regions have gradually emerged, restoring initial confidence in the sector and creating an external environment for active funds to flow back in at low levels. From a technical perspective, KARRIE INT'L's price rapidly surged in the short term, breaking above key moving averages such as the 5-day, 10-day, and 20-day. The MACD has diverged upwards for the first time after hitting a bottom. The rebound space depends on the push from funds and the fulfillment of orders. If trading volume continues to expand and industry benefits are further realized, there is a possibility of challenging the phase high points. However, if trading volume diminishes or there are policy disturbances, there may be a risk of a pullback at any time after a short-term chase for highs. In terms of investment strategy, attention should be focused on the actual fulfillment of orders and the recovery process of the industry. If new orders in manufacturing continue to increase, KARRIE INT'L may be expected to stabilize as the main line of the rebound; if there is a lack of sustained catalysts, right-side traders should reduce high-position chasing behavior and strengthen monitoring of intraday trading volume. Overall, KARRIE INT'L shows clear characteristics of bottom fund accumulation, and its effect on improving sector sentiment is worth noting