Morning Trend | Healthpeak Properties retreats from a high, is a rebound for real estate REITs coming after consecutive adjustments?

Healthpeak Properties (DOC.US) has recently undergone a continuous adjustment at high levels, with the overall volatility of real estate REITs significantly increasing. Yesterday's closing price fell back to the previous platform, with funds continuously testing for bottom-fishing during the day, but the main players remain cautious, shifting community focus to "Is a rebound window about to arrive?" From a technical perspective, the bullish defense line for DOC is repeatedly tested around the $18 area, with daily lines nearing the breakout starting point. Active buying is limited, but there has been no extreme panic from large selling pressure or stop-loss orders, indicating that the market has entered a typical cycle of "low volatility waiting for event-driven" movements. The short-term key support has not been broken, and the top's pullback is limited, with some technical analysts gradually identifying "oversold rebound" signals accumulating. From the intraday perspective, funds began to gently flow back in the afternoon yesterday, with active buy orders concentrated in the previous low platform area, and the volatility throughout the day stabilized. Many traders believe that as long as the sector's sentiment stabilizes and large orders enter quickly, the moment DOC hits the bottom and rebounds could suddenly arrive. There are currently no negative news triggers, and expectations of interest rates and easing inflation provide potential support for the REITs sector. Conversely, if the trading volume shrinks again today and the main funds hesitate to take action, the short-term oscillation may continue to drag on, and the risk of testing new lows again cannot be ruled out. The operational suggestion is to focus on gradual low buying and closely monitor the market. If there is significant movement from the main players or a rapid increase in intraday volume, one can follow the trend, targeting the first resistance zone for recovery. It is advisable to be cautious before clear signals from funds are observed, as bottom rebound opportunities belong to the "patient victors."