Morning Trend | Ventas consolidates with reduced volume, can healthcare REITs expect a defensive rebound?

Ventas (VTR.US) today shows a decrease in volume and price, indicating a posture of 'defensive rebound is coming.' The main funds exhibit clear defensive attributes, with orderly support below, but the capital is not aggressive. Traders in the medical REITs community are generally positioning for a patient flow, observing signals for capital replenishment while waiting for the market to ignite "bullish fuel." From a capital perspective, there has been steady small-scale bottom fishing throughout the day, with no large orders fleeing. The market quietly hovers near the 60-day moving average, and short-term retail investors are keen on 'volume anomalies' for quick grabs. Technically, indicators like MACD and RSI are at low levels and could be ignited by capital at any moment. The mainstream view is that this sector has good defensive characteristics, with policy support and interest rate adjustment factors in the background, making the probability of capital rotation high, but a clear signal is needed to start, with the patient investors dominating. Future focus will be on capital volume and transaction anomalies; as long as there is a continuous increase in volume, this sector is expected to welcome a defensive rebound. In terms of operations, most main funds suggest gradually buying on dips with flexible positions. The current market consensus is to "wait for the wind," and one should avoid chasing highs