Morning Trend | Albertsons slowly retraces, is a bottom buying surge about to come?

Albertsons (ACI.US) has been experiencing a continuous weak trend recently, repeatedly approaching the key support line of 17.19 during yesterday's trading, with frequent downward movements. Defensive funds are gradually building positions in the bottom area, but overall trading volume has not increased significantly, and the main force's layout is relatively mild, with short-term funds remaining cautious, betting on a strong rebound but hesitating to fully commit. The focus of the consumer sector at the end of the year is on retail, promotions, and other performance indicators, but currently, the news front is almost silent, and confidence in the sector has not seen a significant improvement. Major supermarket leaders in the industry have been slowly oscillating at low levels for the past week, with the market generally "not expecting an explosion," only seeking to stabilize without breaking down. Both the MACD and MA systems indicate a willingness to build a bottom in the short term, but any unusual volume movements are quickly "squashed," and bottom funds are hesitant to launch a major offensive. If there is a sudden appearance of main force buying and a volume-driven surge during trading, it could trigger a wave of short-term panic buying; however, if the weak sideways movement persists, the rebound window may forever remain just "bait on a fishing line." Participation suggestion: Focus on sudden volume increases and unusual movements of main funds during trading. If effective volume can recover above 17.5 within the day, a short-term rebound may be expected. If the market continues to lack volume and the main force remains inactive, it is advisable to stay on the sidelines and not counter-trend aggressively bottom-fishing. It is expected that this week will see concentrated bottom risks and rebound opportunities, with short-term rhythms likely to switch