Morning Trend | Cable One fluctuates in search of a bottom, can the turning point opportunity be realized?

Cable One (CABO.US) has been continuously probing the bottom in recent trading days, testing key support levels, which has attracted attention from community funds regarding the so-called "left-side opportunity." Recent intraday trading data shows that selling pressure has significantly weakened, and bottom support is gradually emerging. Some speculators are calling out: "The market has held up for several days; once it can't be pushed down, will short-term funds launch a surprise attack?" In terms of long-term performance, Cable One's stock price has corrected over 40% from its highs, with a sparse distribution of trapped positions, providing space for the main force to accumulate and roll over. From a daily perspective, the objective bottom area appears in the $590-$600 range; if today's volume recovers without breaking this level, it will become an important reference turning point. Investor sentiment is also gradually warming up, with an increase in popular posts in the community and a noticeable rise in buying intentions. It is worth noting that Cable One, as a high-priced stock in the broadband communications sector, attracts attention from speculative funds comparable to leading technology stocks. In the short term, the focus is on the release of volume and the upward movement of the 5-day moving average; breaking through the $635-$645 range may attract a clustering of positions, while conversely, if there is a volume drop and retreat, one should guard against a second dip to new lows. In terms of strategy, it is recommended to trade in line with the market or wait for breakthrough signals, and it is crucial not to heavily accumulate at the bottom. Strengthening bottom support, triggering critical market levels, combined with the resonance effect of the trading community, Cable One may be in a critical period where the "right-side turning point" is about to start, and both opportunities and risks should not be underestimated