Morning Trend | SLB Capital Reflows, Will the Oil Service Leader Spark a New Wave of Market Activity?
SLB's market atmosphere significantly warmed last night, with bullish funds returning at the opening, leading to a rapid rebound in stock prices. The community is hotly discussing the short-term rebound in crude oil, asking, "Can the sector leader make another wave?" The oil service theme ignited across the board, with clear intentions from hot money to control the market. The underlying logic is strong: the OPEC+ meeting continues to release expectations for production cuts, oil prices have stopped falling, and the energy sector's atmosphere has quickly heated up. Investors are betting on a quarter-on-quarter reversal in supply and demand this quarter, with SLB becoming a "bull-bear touchstone" in the eyes of traders as a core target in the oil service industry chain. Related high-elasticity service chain targets are following suit, and the speculative sentiment in the oil service sector is overwhelming. The K-line pattern shows that daily bullishness is gradually stabilizing, with KDJ and volume improving simultaneously, and short-term moving averages turning upward again, with capital flow clearly visible in the intraday market. However, it is important to note that the incremental increase has not been extremely amplified, and the high divergence in the sector indicates that the main force is digesting its profit-taking actions. The oil and gas sector is known for its extreme volatility, with global oil prices being highly sensitive, making it easy to encounter "black swan" events during sudden incidents. The mainstream advice in the community is to focus on the persistence of synchronized volume and price—if funds continue to control the market, a rapid surge to the top may come quickly; otherwise, a swift cooldown at high levels is likely. Operations must be flexible, allowing for quick withdrawals while closely monitoring industry headlines and geopolitical variables, as every sudden fluctuation presents a short-term trading opportunity. Whether the new market phase can develop into a main upward wave depends on intraday anomalies and the strength or weakness of downstream factors, which will determine the allocation of all speculative funds
SLB showed a noticeable warming in market sentiment last night, with bullish funds returning at the opening, leading to a rapid rebound in stock prices. The community is actively discussing the short-term rebound in crude oil, asking, "Can the sector leader make another wave?" The oil service theme ignited across the board, with clear intentions from hot money in the market.
The underlying logic is strong: the OPEC+ meeting continues to release expectations for production cuts, and oil prices have stopped falling, leading to a rapid warming of the energy sector atmosphere. Investors are betting on a quarter-on-quarter reversal in supply and demand this quarter, with SLB becoming a "bull-bear touchstone" in the eyes of traders as a core target in the oil service industry chain. Related high-elasticity service chain targets are following suit, and the speculative sentiment in the oil service sector is surging.
The K-line pattern shows that daily bullishness is gradually stabilizing, with KDJ and volume improving simultaneously, and short-term moving averages turning upward again, making the capital flow in the market very evident. However, it is important to note that the increase has not been extreme, and the high divergence in the sector indicates that the main players are digesting their profit-taking actions. The oil and gas sector is known for its volatility, and global oil prices are highly sensitive, making it easy to encounter "black swan" events during sudden incidents.
The mainstream advice in the community is to focus on the persistence of synchronized volume and price—if funds continue to control the market, a rapid surge to the top may come quickly; otherwise, high positions may quickly cool down. Operations must be flexible, allowing for quick withdrawals, while closely monitoring industry headlines and geopolitical variables, as every sudden fluctuation presents a short-term trading opportunity. Whether the new market trend can develop into a main upward wave depends on intraday anomalies and the strength of downstream factors, which will determine the allocation of all speculative funds
