Morning Trend | Archer-Daniels-Midland stands out, is a pullback opportunity coming after consecutive volume increases?

Archer-Daniels-Midland (ADM.US) has seen a continuous increase in trading volume over several days, with community discussions focusing on "the main force continuously accumulating positions, can it pull back for entry?" The rotation in the commodities and grain sectors is evident, with ADM becoming the leading stock. After a structural rise by the main force, some funds have begun to switch and take profits, with multiple intraday fluctuations showing a rise followed by a pullback. Short-term high selling and low buying opportunities are frequently discussed in the community. The MACD momentum remains, and although the bullish trend is good, the main force has entered a high-level turnover phase, indicating signs of fund rotation. Operational advice: chasing after a continuous rise is no longer the best strategy. If there is an effective pullback near the 10-day or 20-day moving averages and the fund support is not weak, consider following for elastic low buying. If intraday trading volume quickly shrinks, maintain a wait-and-see approach and do not blindly chase highs. The recent popular logic for ADM remains, and attention should be paid to significant movements by the main force and changes in the overall rhythm of the agricultural products sector, with short-term opportunities suitable for flexible rolling participation