Morning Trend | IMAX CHINA explores high range, is capital patiently building momentum for structural fluctuations to ferment?

IMAX CHINA (1970.HK) has recently shown strong signs of upward momentum in its stock price. The MACD daily golden cross pattern has formed, indicating a gathering of bullish strength, with the 5-day and 10-day moving averages effectively supporting a moderate price increase. From a funding perspective, the main players show sufficient willingness to buy, with a moderate increase in trading volume during this phase, suggesting a strong patience in accumulating capital. The market has high expectations for the elasticity of IMAX CHINA in the future. On one hand, the company benefits from the recovery of the Chinese film market, with a rebound in content supply and demand from theaters; on the other hand, the global high-quality film content and technological upgrades stimulate institutional funds to continue increasing their positions. However, there is significant differentiation within the industry, and structural volatility may erupt at any time. Recently, some short-term funds have also tended to sell high and buy low, causing disturbances in the K-line structure, thus amplifying short-term fluctuations and deepening market participant divergences. From a technical analysis perspective, the MACD red bars are advancing, and the moving averages provide strong support. If today's trading volume increases moderately and maintains an upward rhythm, it is expected to continue challenging important resistance levels, potentially driving short-term resonance across the sector. However, if the intraday gains encounter resistance or market enthusiasm cools, the main players may take profit-locking actions, so be cautious of small-scale plunge risks. Investors are advised to pay attention to trading volume and significant intraday order movements, operate moderately in waves, and avoid chasing highs. Continue to track film market data and the company's strategic expansion dynamics. Flexibly respond to structural differentiation in the sector, adjust holding rhythms, and strictly control risks