Morning Trend | Suzano is consolidating at a critical point with reduced volume, will the main force lead the breakthrough? Suzano Papel E Celulo (SUZ.US) has been continuously consolidating with reduced volume over the past week, and the market lacks highlights, with traders jokingly saying, "Who still throws stones at a calm lake?" However, as the stock price gradually approaches the monthly support area, the market is increasingly focused on whether the main force will ignite a breakout. Analyzing the market, current trading volume has shrunk to a new low for this phase, with capital distribution being relatively scattered, and the main force has not shown any obvious intention to build positions, mostly engaging in tentative swing trading. However, intraday fluctuations indicate that some large orders have made small moves to enter early, possibly laying the groundwork for a subsequent main upward trend. The community atmosphere has not yet been ignited, but tracking institutional reports frequently mention the cyclical turning point and improving fundamentals in the paper sector. If Suzano, as the leader, can move first, it will undoubtedly become the focal point for capital inflow in the sector. The actions of short-term main forces have become the core suspense.
From a strategic perspective, it is recommended to trade around the monthly support and breakout range to avoid being trapped in fluctuations during the consolidation period. If there is a volume breakout above the $13 mark, pay close attention to the pace of main force accumulation. Conversely, if the volume does not improve, it is only suitable to accumulate small positions and patiently wait for substantial moves from the main force. In summary, Suzano's consolidation has reached a critical point, and the market is waiting for the main force's movements. Short-term opportunities have not yet arrived, and blind speculation is not advisable; volume and main force accumulation are the indicators for the next wave of market movements
Technical Forecast · 11/26/2025 21:00
