Morning Trend | Kontoor Brands' 68 Yuan Support Scare Night, Is a Rebound Peak Coming?

Kontoor Brands (KTB.US) fell below $68 multiple times during yesterday's trading session, creating a tense atmosphere in the community, with the discussion centered around "buying the dip or panic selling." The consumer/leisure apparel sector has recently experienced extreme divergence, and KTB, as a hotspot for short-sellers, has seen funds attempting to capitalize on every dip. The market consensus is that if it can hold above $68 with accompanying trading volume, there is a high likelihood of a short-term buying impulse. In terms of technical indicators, the KDJ and moving average indicators are moving sideways at low levels, indicating a critical point of "oversold stagnation, ready for an explosion at any time." Many right-side short-term traders in the community have begun to position themselves for intraday bottom fishing, but the mainstream opinion is that "without volume or if sentiment hasn't warmed up, it's a trap." The switching between highs and lows during trading has accelerated, and weak recoveries may face sell-offs. The operational advice is to closely monitor overall market sentiment—if risk capital gathers and high-frequency trading emerges, there will be significant short-term opportunities; conversely, if volume does not follow, and sector linkage fails to materialize, panic selling could lead to further declines at any time. At the same time, some aggressive players in the community are extremely sensitive to the switching between long and short positions, and if there are unusual movements in intraday trading, they are willing to "sweep up stocks for an early advantage." The $68 area will determine whether the buying rebound enters a climax, and the main force's short-term movements and intraday buying should be closely monitored. Short-term trading participants must strictly adhere to stop-loss discipline and pay close attention to sudden developments during trading