Morning Trend | Nebius Violently Breaks Through, Will the Short-Term Market Accelerate?

Nebius (NBIS.US) experienced an unexpectedly violent surge during yesterday's trading session, with trading volume significantly exceeding the recent average. Community traders reported that the sentiment for small-cap stocks was clearly stimulated, with Nebius repeatedly hitting new intraday highs and maintaining strong buy orders. The market showed that above $23, the dominance of funds was evident, and the main players' intention to control the market was direct. Interestingly, after several days of fluctuating between $22.5 and $23, the stock suddenly gained momentum, standing out compared to other tech components. Some active accounts in the community have clearly switched to an offensive mode, with notable signs of increased positions. Technically, yesterday's high-volume long bullish candlestick pierced through the $23.4 resistance level, triggering a short-term new high squeeze effect. At the same time, funds from certain TMT sector ETFs also flowed back in, with industry rotation driving emotional resonance. However, it should be noted that Nebius has a high degree of volatility, and the high-frequency funds in the market have a strong controlling color. If there is continued volume-driven upward movement today, it is expected to further challenge the psychological levels of $24.5-$25; however, if the surge is followed by insufficient follow-up funds, it could easily lead to a reverse harvest by the main players. It is recommended to observe the selling pressure and volume around $24, and to follow up only after effective digestion. The mainstream community agrees on the strategy of high selling and low buying, combined with tracking the proportion of active buy orders in the market. Remember to control profit-taking discipline, and in the event of unusual movements by the main players, "reverse package" quickly to prevent pullbacks