Morning Trend | After the main force withdraws from Rigetti Computing, is there a breakout opportunity during the session?

On January 26th, Rigetti Computing (RGTI.US) experienced a sharp decline in trading volume throughout the day, with significant capital withdrawal from major investors. The stock opened with a gap down in the morning and even saw a rapid drop below short-term support levels during the day. A sense of disappointment and even panic spread throughout the community, with many calling for losses during the trading session. However, by the end of the day, some aggressive accounts began to accumulate positions at lower prices, showing typical signs of capital rotation on the trading floor. According to experienced traders, if a rapid volume surge occurs subsequently, it could easily ignite a short-term breakout rally. Technically, there have been multiple unusual movements in the intraday trading volume at the bottom area of the short-term K-line, and both MACD and RSI indicators are in the oversold zone, indicating signs of bottom-fishing accumulation. In terms of sentiment, Rigetti is a typical high-volatility tech stock, and speculative and quantitative funds tend to "catch the rebound" during extreme declines. Therefore, after this round of capital withdrawal, the closer it gets to the bottom price, the more the rebound window is worth monitoring. However, it is important to note that if there is no significant capital return in the short term, Rigetti may easily test lower points again, and operations should primarily focus on small positions and gradual trial and error, with proper stop-loss measures in place to guard against sudden changes