Morning Trend | HCI Group holds the line, is the main force's trial funds really about to show up?

After HCI Group (HCI.US) fell below the support level of $175 yesterday, market leaders have repeatedly defended this area, with sporadic sensitive funds preparing to bottom fish visible in the intraday market. The insurance and real estate sectors have continued to be weak recently; although overall trading volume has slightly increased, the willingness to support at the bottom is limited, and the market atmosphere is cautiously showing some probing. The news front remains light, with no new risks or explosive positives in the sectors. The MACD and main line are under pressure, but the decline has significantly narrowed, and the signs of bottoming are beginning to accumulate. Right-side trading funds are starting to track technical turning points, with occasional unusual movements during the day but lacking continuous follow-up. The key observation point is: if the main force increases volume during the day and brings about an effective price rise, bottom confidence may be reignited in the short term, and right-side funds may quickly gather. However, if there is continued low volume, the bottoming rhythm will be repeatedly delayed. The strategy recommendation focuses on intraday fund movements; if an increase in volume is detected, follow immediately, but if there is no collective attack, remain cautious. Positioning should be managed in batches, avoiding betting on a unilateral explosion in the sector, and waiting for clearer market signals. Future dynamics should pay attention to company news and the linkage of the insurance and real estate sectors, waiting for opportunities to strike