Morning Trend | HP's unusual movement, can it break through the resistance level?

HP (HPQ.US) has recently seen multiple intraday surges, with frequent unusual capital flows. The structural differentiation among second-tier technology blue chips is evident, and community discussions are increasingly focused on whether the main force will break through the resistance level with increased volume. The stock price has tested the upper range multiple times, and short-term capital inflows are clearly noticeable, with the technical pattern potentially welcoming a new turning point at any moment. From an indicator perspective, HPQ has continuously closed above the 5-day and 10-day moving averages, and the MACD is gently warming up. Community sentiment leans towards the idea that as long as there is significant unusual activity from the main force during intraday trading, the breakthrough window could ignite at any time. The buying support during weak pullbacks is still acceptable, and once the volume effectively breaks through, short-term trading opportunities will be fully ignited. Risk focus: Avoid chasing high points in sectors that are not hot and where volume is not supportive; after consecutive unusual movements, be wary of selling pressure release. It is recommended to dynamically observe large orders and capital flow rates during intraday trading, follow up on the right side but with small positions to prevent sudden traps for excessive buying