Early Morning Trend | HP's capital defense line remains stable for now, is a short-term rebound in the PC sector coming?

HP (HPQ.US) stabilized at a low level in early trading yesterday, with the PC and printing cycles undergoing weak adjustments. Most thematic funds have retreated to AI newcomers and edge computing, but HP's bottom trading volume has seen some recovery, and discussions in the community T group about "whether it can rebound from an oversold position" have intensified. Technically, a brief stop-loss signal has emerged, with major indicators maintaining a stable pullback. The market outlook for the PC industry as a whole is not optimistic, but individual industry news or sudden influxes of funds could ignite a short-term bottom-fishing wave. There are no strong positive signals in the industry, but defensive funds prefer value-based low buying, and with stockpiling at lower prices, there are signs of a counterattack in the PC sector. If there are large order fluctuations during the session, the pulse opportunities for bottom funds to compete for shares are worth looking forward to. Conversely, if it continues to grind at the bottom, it will upgrade to a sideways wait for news. It is recommended to focus on large orders as the main signal, participate cautiously in ultra-short-term trades, and if there is a volume breakout, short-term bullish sentiment is expected to emerge, making it crucial to seize the opportunity for quick entry and exit