Morning Trend | Lonza stabilizes with reduced volume, can it welcome capital inflow after a pullback?

Lonza (LZAGY.US) recently halted its consecutive decline, with a decrease in volume yesterday marking a stabilization. The K-line has initially formed a bottom structure, and the market's bullish sentiment is gradually rising. Funds are shifting from a wait-and-see approach to being more active, with community discussions focusing on "whether funds will flow back in large quantities after a pullback," and the sentiment for buying on dips is noticeably warming up. On the news front, the company has completed significant international mergers and acquisitions, and the prosperity of the life sciences sector continues to improve, returning to the growth mainline. Recent earnings guidance is relatively optimistic, and some institutions are increasing their positions at lower levels in anticipation of a rebound. Affected by market fluctuations, the trading volume has not truly increased yet, but after a series of declines, the technical basis for a rebound has been solidified. The short-term risk mainly lies in whether the selling pressure is fully released; if the volume can break through the bottom neckline during trading, a new round of funds is expected to enter in large quantities. If the volume continues to be low and the stock trades sideways, the height of the rebound may be limited. The operational suggestion is to closely observe fund dynamics around the "low-volume stabilization" structure, pay attention to the synergistic driving effect of the global biotechnology sector, and effectively combine chasing gains with risk control during pullbacks