Morning Trend | CM-ENERGY (206.HK) Short-term rebound established, oil and gas policy drives sentiment improvement

CM-ENERGY (206.HK) showed a clear short-term rebound in the market yesterday. Driven by the improvement in sentiment in the oil and gas sector, the recovery of international oil prices, and the continued favorable domestic new energy policies, main funds have gradually flowed back into the energy sector, leading the company's stock price to shake off its previous downturn and show signs of bottoming out and rebounding. The atmosphere for capital speculation during the session was active, with bullish forces dominating the short-term trend, and the daily structure has initially established a reversal foundation. On the industry level, the recent continuous rise in international oil prices and the ongoing positive effects of new energy industry chain policies have boosted market sentiment across the entire oil, gas, and related new energy sectors. Additionally, the sector rotation effect and policy expectations have jointly become the main drivers of CM-ENERGY's recent market attention. Although the technical aspect shows that the continuous inflow of funds has not yet reached an extreme, the increase in trading volume over the past two days has accumulated energy for future trends. The current short-term repair trend has been initially established, but whether the trend continues still requires observation of the coordination intensity between trading volume and capital speculation. If there are adverse changes in external oil prices or policies, or if trading volume declines, it may trigger a corrective adjustment at any time. Investors are advised to pay close attention to the continuity of the sector, trading volume dynamics, and marginal changes in macro variables, and to adjust positions flexibly