
CMOC morning capital dynamics

CMOC (3993.HK) showed a mixed capital trend in today's early trading session. In the initial phase of the opening, benefiting from the overall activity in the base metals sector, some major funds exhibited a net inflow, pushing the stock price up slightly, but there was noticeable selling pressure above during the session. Recently, CMOC has seen discussions around the increased demand for metals such as cobalt and copper due to the electric vehicle industry chain continue to ferment, coupled with the company's global resource layout and progress in overseas mergers and acquisitions, providing support for short-term speculative trading. From the stock price performance, the previous low has gradually stabilized, and the recent cumulative increase is significant, attracting intermittent profit-taking. In terms of technical indicators, the MACD short-term golden cross has just formed, with the momentum histogram rising, and the K-line stabilizing above the 10-day and 20-day moving averages, showing signs of bullish attempts to break through. The capital situation indicates that some speculative funds continue to pay attention to changes in the company's global industry chain layout news, with intraday buying pressure increasing, but there are also profit-taking actions at high points. In the future, it is important to focus on the impact of resource price fluctuations and international trade policies on stock price elasticity. If the industry fundamentals improve and demand continues to exceed expectations, CMOC is likely to attract more funds; however, it is necessary to guard against external disturbances causing pullbacks and the impact of sector rotation on the capital situation. In terms of operations, it is recommended to be cautious when chasing prices and to lean towards low-cost speculative strategies, paying attention to short-term changes in trading volume and setting dynamic stop-loss and take-profit levels to enhance defensive capabilities
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