Morning Trend | GREEN TEA GROUP fluctuates at the lower edge, will the chain track break through? Short-term funds are flowing quietly!

GREEN TEA GROUP (6831.HK) has recently been testing the lower edge of its range after the market opened, with hidden capital flows stirring beneath the surface. The consumer chain sector as a whole is affected by weak consumption recovery post-pandemic, with major players remaining inactive, but the willingness to buy on dips has noticeably increased, leading to heightened intraday volatility. Technical indicators show that the bottom has been oscillating for a long time, just waiting for a significant move from the main players to ignite the market. In terms of market dynamics, every time the price falls to the support level of the range, there is active capital stepping in, with occasional unusual trading volumes during the intraday session and intermittent large orders flowing in. Although the volume has not yet sustained a significant increase, the downside potential is limited, and some capital in the market is patiently lurking, waiting for a breakthrough. The community atmosphere is brewing with a sentiment for a rebound, and expectations for a rebound in the chain sector are rising. The operational strategy focuses on defending the support level of the range, paying attention to the resonance signals of sharp intraday declines and quick reversals. Short-term bullish and bearish divergences are intensifying, and one should be bold in testing positions when strong support appears along with unusual volume; if it fails again, then light positions should be taken for risk avoidance. The market generally expects that once the main capital shows a breakthrough, GREEN TEA GROUP is likely to lead the sector in a rebound, becoming a breakthrough pioneer in the consumer chain. Currently, we are on the eve of a breakout, and the trading community atmosphere is tense, with cautious optimism becoming the consensus. It is recommended to closely monitor market dynamics and intraday trading characteristics, looking for signals of capital breakthroughs to capture the first wave of rebound opportunities