Morning Trend | China Mobile shows moderate volume, is a short-term opportunity for blue-chip stocks coming?

Yesterday, China Mobile (941.HK) opened steadily, fluctuating upward throughout the day, with a noticeable orderly inflow of funds by the close. The stock price tested recent range highs multiple times during the session, with active buying support and a significant increase in volume compared to last week, indicating signs of right-side fund tracking. Community discussions were lively, with many speculating on dividend expectations, and the logic of "China Special Valuation" heating up again, overall boosting sector sentiment. New business in networking and cloud services frequently emerged, which the outside world generally interpreted as a medium to long-term positive for the company, likely alleviating the pessimistic expectations brought about by previous intense industry competition.

From the market perspective, as a former "pepper and salt market" asset, China Mobile gained significant market attention yesterday, with large orders from some institutions being captured. Although short-term pressure has not been fully released, the convergence of moving averages and the mild bullish signal from MACD resonated, strengthening the market's bullish expectations. Main players were active in low absorption, and the atmosphere for short-term capital speculation rose. It is worth noting that the industry still faces uncertainties regarding the policy window period; if the overall market sentiment turns cold or main positions take profits, the stock could experience a pullback at any time, making short-term volatility unavoidable. The key observation points for the future are the progress of dividend payouts and the movements of main players. If related expectations fall through, the market could quickly reverse. Therefore, from an operational perspective, one should be cautious of the risks of chasing highs, pay attention to intraday capital movements and marginal changes in industry policies, and flexibly adjust positions to guard against amplified volatility caused by main players' quick entries and exits. It should be emphasized that while right-side opportunities are present, the continuity of signals and risk management cannot be overlooked