Morning Trend | KELFRED (1134.HK) Bottom Rebound Starts, Optical Sector Short-term Capital Support Strengthens

Kelfred (1134.HK) showed a rapid rebound at the end of trading yesterday, with the stock price significantly recovering after reaching the previous support range. The K-line has been continuously fluctuating and bottoming out over the past three trading days, and there have been no major news for the industry or the company. However, some small funds are tentatively entering the market. It is noteworthy that the optical concept sector has seen frequent capital rotation recently, with some funds aiming to achieve short-term speculation through technical rebound opportunities, which has led to active market attention on Kelfred. From a technical perspective, the short-term moving averages are showing signs of convergence and upward movement, with more sufficient support at the bottom, and bullish momentum is beginning to accumulate. Although trading volume has not yet significantly increased, the signs of bottom support are quite evident. If the inflow of funds continues to strengthen, short-term opportunities within the sector are expected to expand. In terms of risk warning, the rebound still requires a combination of volume and price resonance; if there is a lack of sustained funds or if market pressure does not ease, the short-term rebound signal may quickly fade. In terms of operation, it is recommended to focus on a low-buy strategy for the short term, avoid chasing highs, and closely monitor changes in volume and price as well as intraday fluctuations. Overall, Kelfred currently has a clear rebound signal, with short-term attention on the marginal increase in trading volume and changes in capital flow