Morning Trend | CRRC's Main Force Buys on Dips, Can Overseas News Activate Bulls?

Yesterday, CRRC experienced sluggish trading, with the market lacking a main driving force, remaining in a low-volume consolidation zone throughout the day. Last week, the news of the EU approving a joint venture with a Romanian company briefly stimulated the market's focus, raising CRRC's internationalization attention, but there was no sustained follow-up buying, as more funds chose to remain on the sidelines. Recently, the overall performance of the rail transit and equipment manufacturing sectors has been relatively low, with limited sector effects, and there have been no new major driving news released from the policy side, resulting in weak participation from active funds. The technical indicators suggest medium to long-term pressure, with moving averages collectively trending downward and KDJ sliding, indicating short-term fluctuations downward, with attention on testing new lows in the current phase. The trading community is focusing on overseas orders and policy catalysts; a sudden formal signing or favorable national policies may stimulate increased activity. However, short-term funds are leaning towards caution, making it difficult to escape the defensive pattern before new momentum emerges. It is recommended to mainly observe; active participation should occur only when there is effective volume expansion and new policy momentum is injected. Structural market trends, sudden signals, and changes in news will be key observation targets