Pre-market trend | Celestica (CLS) establishes bullish signal on May 4, is capital returning to the electronic equipment sector?

Yesterday, Celestica triggered a bullish signal above the MACD daily zero line, with a trading volume of $717 million, ranking high in the electronic equipment and services sector. The emergence of this signal indicates that the buying power at this stage is systematically strengthening, and preliminary momentum for confirming the short-term trend has formed. In terms of capital inflow scale, the trading volume exceeding $700 million reflects an increasing market attention towards this electronic manufacturing service provider, with trading activity in a healthy upward channel. On the news front, the continuous expansion of the AI infrastructure supply chain is the core driving force behind Celestica's recent strength. As an important OEM supplier of servers and networking equipment for data centers and cloud service providers, Celestica directly benefits from the surge in global AI computing power investments. The news that Nvidia's competitor Cerebras has restarted its IPO with subscription intentions exceeding $10 billion further validates that the investment enthusiasm in the AI computing power sector remains high. TSMC rose 0.99% yesterday, and Applied Materials increased by 0.59%, with the upstream and downstream supply chain strengthening providing a favorable sector environment for Celestica. From a technical perspective, the bullish signal appearing above the zero line indicates that the previous upward trend has not been substantially damaged, and currently, it is more of a power accumulation node within a strong pattern. Investors should pay attention to whether today's trading volume can remain above the recent average; if the volume supports and the stock price stabilizes above the recent moving average support, the bullish pattern is expected to continue