Morning Trend | CVS Health consolidates with reduced volume, how long will the horizontal be, and how high will the vertical be?

CVS Health (CVS.US) experienced a volume contraction and a downward trend in the first half of the day yesterday, with a slight inflow of main funds at the end of the trading session, showing a typical consolidation pattern throughout the day. The community discussion is highly focused on "whether it is consolidating to build momentum, waiting for a new trend with increased volume," and many short-term traders have begun to position themselves in key technical support areas. The intraday trading volume remains low and fluctuates, but the buying interest at lower levels is gradually becoming evident. From a technical perspective, the resistance level is in the $76-77 range, while the main support below is solid. As long as the consolidation period is long enough, there is a high probability that a slight increase in volume from the sector or individual stocks will trigger a short-term rally. Post-market monitoring data shows that existing funds have not flowed out, and the phrase "the longer the horizontal, the higher the vertical" is likely to become a community catchphrase. There are currently no new catalysts in the news, but there is strong anticipation for rotation in the healthcare sector, and the market is generally focused on whether there will be policy stimulus this week. If large orders appear quickly during the day, CVS may lead a breakthrough during intraday trading, forming a short-term "vertical pull" for a quick attack. The operational suggestion is to track trading anomalies and focus on the main behavior in the early session to prevent being dragged down unexpectedly during the consolidation period. The atmosphere for short-term speculation is strong, and it is recommended to pay attention to sudden changes in trading volume at all times