Morning Trend | General Mills experiences low-volume fluctuations, can support hold up and opportunities emerge?

General Mills (GIS.US) has defensive attributes that support its recent stock price stability. Yesterday, it traded sideways with reduced volume throughout the day, and the trading atmosphere in the community is gradually warming up. The stock repeatedly tested and rebounded from the bottom during intraday trading, with increased willingness from the main players to support it, although some investors remain hesitant and are waiting for clearer short-term signals.

There are currently no significant negative factors in the industry, and initial signs of overall recovery in the consumer sector are emerging, attracting medium-term funds to replenish their positions. In the short term, prices are repeatedly contesting important support levels, with mild bullish signals being released, but the willingness for aggressive funding remains reserved. If today's volume decreases and does not break below the support, there is a potential for a phase of rebound as the main board stabilizes and volume increases. Conversely, if support is lost, the risk of short-term pullback increases.

From a technical perspective, both RSI and OBV indicators show no significant divergence, and the key factor is whether the main players can increase their positions and concentrate their efforts. The community's focus is on capital flow and the timing of key large orders that could trigger a breakout. If trading volume increases moderately during the day and maintains support, there will be opportunities for recovery and rebound to follow. It is recommended to observe intraday flow for the medium to short term, choose low entry points, avoid the risk of chasing highs at the tail end, and proactively protect profits when encountering key positions