Morning Trend | IDT INT'L rebounds from oversold levels, can the volume opportunity sustain?

IDT INT'L saw a midday surge yesterday, with the overall recovery of the electronic components sector acting as a catalyst. There was a noticeable inflow of funds at low levels in the morning, but there were differences in the momentum for chasing gains. The trading volume data was weaker than on previous active days, indicating that the main participants are still relatively cautious. The MACD indicator has turned upward from the bottom, suggesting a temporary release of short-selling pressure, but there has not yet been significant buying. On the news front, recent disclosures from chip and component companies about a rebound in third-quarter orders have boosted market expectations. IDT INT'L has not announced any new positive news or announcements in the past week, and the speculation logic mainly relies on a rebound from oversold conditions and market rotation. There are significant differences within the electronic sector, with speculation and risk-averse sentiments intertwined, and an overall lack of a main upward wave. The main funds are acting flexibly, with rapid intraday fluctuations; low-level speculative positions continue to be active but lack upward momentum. In the short term, attention should be paid to support below the 5-day moving average; if the trading volume does not continue to increase, the cautious atmosphere may further spread. In terms of operations, technical funds are still mainly focused on intraday support; if there is a clear exit by the main funds, caution is needed regarding the risks brought by repeated consolidations. Overall assessment indicates that IDT INT'L is showing a technical recovery trend in the short term, but whether it can achieve a sustained rebound still requires increased trading volume and market enthusiasm. It is advisable to adjust positions flexibly, set stop-loss and take-profit levels, and closely monitor the intraday movements of the main funds