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Morning Trend | Trip.com Collective Movement, FOMO Emotion Erupts, Short-term Breakthrough Window is Coming?

Trip.com (TCOM.US) has shown continuous fluctuations during intraday trading this week, with rising sentiment in the tourism and consumer-related sectors stimulating rotation among large-cap stocks. Traders in the community are actively discussing whether "Trip.com can initiate a main rise in the short term," with many funds repeatedly buying near the 10-day and 20-day moving averages. Yesterday, there was a noticeable surge in the U.S. market towards the end of trading, combined with speculation around domestic holiday expectations, supporting the bullish logic in the market. Both MACD and trading volume have warmed up, creating a rather restless short-term market atmosphere, with some funds calling out that "a breakout is coming." The main funds are clearly taking the initiative, and short-term sentiment is strong, with a FOMO mentality continuing to ferment. However, it is also important to note that the upper pressure zone has not yet been fully digested; if the market rises without sustained volume accumulation, an inertia pullback is unavoidable. The community is actively discussing high-low switching and short-term arbitrage, suggesting a focus on buying low rather than excessively chasing highs. Trip.com has recently been in the spotlight with high news intensity; if holiday catalysts or positive statements from influencers occur, a smooth wave of short-term trading cannot be ruled out. However, in the event of sudden negative news, funds may withdraw quickly, making it relatively safer to set stop-losses and engage in quick in-and-out trading

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Technical Forecast·

Morning Trend | Trip.com narrows volume and grinds the bottom, are the main forces in the tourism sector about to take action?

Trip.com (TCOM.US) has recently been a standard "blind trading," with low volume and no signs of improvement, but there are increasingly more old investors quietly positioning themselves in the community. The key is that the tourism sector has overall entered a phase where major players are choosing sides, and will Trip.com’s next move pull out a new wave? From market feedback, TCOM's current round of adjustments has already carpet-bombed the previous dense turnover area, with support roughly around $30. Currently, there are no unusually large orders appearing in the intraday trading, but under the repeated bottoming state, the volume-price relationship is undergoing structural changes—typical of major player stealth positioning. Traders in the circle are generally observing, with most waiting for signals before taking action. Some aggressive traders who make short-term plays believe that if the tourism sector receives support from the track or stimulus policies at the national level, Trip.com is likely to surprise with a surge, especially when it breaks through $33 with increased volume, which could easily ignite short-term sentiment. Currently, the key is that once the volume effectively expands, the cost of left-side chips is very low, and the sentiment of flipping from short to long can easily be amplified. From a sector perspective, although the overall trend is average, a spiral bottoming often leads to a rapid explosive market. It is essential to closely monitor whether there is active lifting by major players in the intraday and daily K-line levels, especially in the last trading minutes and large order transactions. Some friends making short-term trades have already started to position themselves with small amounts, betting on the upcoming right-side opportunity. The short-term strategy is very clear—wait for volume. As long as there is a "hard pull" action, and the volume is higher than the previous days, it will be a tentative follow-up point. Before there is volume, it is best to keep hands off and observe

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