Morning Trend | CWT INT'L funds replenished, short-term rebound window opened?

CWT INT'L (521.HK) saw a moderate increase in trading volume yesterday, with clear signs of a short-term recovery in the logistics industry. Several leading logistics companies have reported new large customer orders and business collaborations, attracting industry attention. Throughout the day, funds mainly engaged in tentative replenishment, with the stock price gradually moving up to a key short-term range. The MACD indicator showed a clear upward turn, with multiple active lifts in intraday trading, strengthening the right-side trading signals. Market funds are buying into the logic of "pre-holiday logistics peak + capacity recovery," leading to an increase in sector linkage effects. Some short-term funds have positioned themselves early, focusing on the expansion of intraday volume and main trading data. Ordinary investors should note that the logistics sector is highly volatile and sensitive to news changes. If intraday volume shrinks, a rebound may easily experience fluctuations and pullbacks. After consecutive price increases, the risk at high levels increases, and the probability of profit-taking rises, so dynamic position control is advisable. Operational advice: Closely monitor the main fund flows and the synchronization of industry news. Avoid blindly chasing highs; it is better to sell high and buy low. Wait for intraday anomalies and sustained volume fermentation to capture short-term windows of elastic space. Right-side funds should focus on quick entry and exit to prevent weakening market conditions from affecting overall profits. Industry catalysts or sustained net inflows of funds are key to the sustainability of the market