Morning Trend | LEOCH INT'L approaches the lower track, can the main force's volume rebound create short-term opportunities?

LEOCH INT'L (842.HK) touched the lower Bollinger Band during intraday trading on October 23rd, and community users are speculating whether bottom funds have a chance to initiate a counterattack. The chemical and battery sectors have seen a sharp decline in activity, with intraday funds leaning towards defense, but each dip reveals signs of low-level buying. If there is a subsequent increase in volume and a clear rise in the willingness of main players to participate, these cyclical stocks are known for their "sharp drops and sharp rebounds," making it easy to see rapid intraday price increases. Experts suggest waiting for intraday volume to warm up and for time-sharing rises to align, with large order fluctuations serving as short-term entry signals. It is not recommended to blindly buy on the left side, but when there is a sharp rise, there is enough space for right-side speculation. Keep a close eye on intraday trading fluctuations, enter when there are unusual movements, and avoid being greedy for consecutive boards