Vistra (VST.US) recently exhibited a typical gradual bottom-seeking trend in its intraday chart, with continuous pullbacks pushing the main defense line to lower points — community short-term traders are discussing whether the &#34;intraday buying window is about to arrive?&#34; The energy utility sector has seen funds flowing towards star tracks, and VST, as an old defensive stock, has been as quiet as a dead sea. However, in the past two days, trading has been sluggish across the board, with small orders testing the waters sporadically, while bulls and bears are contesting the critical support at 162-164. The divergence among old funds has widened, and the intraday turnover rate hints at the potential for short-term funds to accumulate. The MACD and momentum indicators still indicate risk aversion pressure, but a volume spike could ignite the intraday trend at any moment.
On the external news front, significant fluctuations in energy prices increase the uncertainty of trading hotspots. Once there is a catalyst in the industry or the market stabilizes, the probability of a rebound for VST will quickly rise. The main players are observing very closely — just waiting for a significant move from the main force to ignite community sentiment. The entire market is focused: the first wave of explosive volume after repeated testing of support is an excellent signal for judging the short-term rebound window.
The risk logic is &#34;if support holds, wait for a wave of buying; be cautious of false signals at high levels,&#34; as both bullish and bearish funds are reluctant to make long-term decisions in this price range. The mainstream strategy in the community is still to make quick trades and seize the rhythm; the first large bullish candlestick in the intraday chart will be the entry signal. For rebound trading, a phased accumulation approach can be adopted, and positions must be adjusted dynamically and swiftly. If the key support line changes, it's time to exit

Vistra (VST.US) recently showed a typical gradual bottom-seeking trend in its intraday chart, with continuous pullbacks pushing the main support line to lower points -- community short-term traders are discussing, "Is the intraday buying window about to arrive?"

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