Morning Trend | KINGSOFT CLOUD narrows volume and grinds the bottom, is the support level for a rebound coming?

Yesterday, Kingsoft Cloud once again dipped, and the market atmosphere was completely cold, with trading volume shrinking to around 11.20. Small-cap investors began discussing whether this position was an opportunity to catch a rebound. The community generally agreed that there were no new positive developments in cloud computing, and funds in the secondary market were cautious, with many low buys waiting for major players to make a move. After consecutive declines, the stock's market was extremely unfriendly to retail investors, with major players primarily focused on self-protection, and every attempt to stop the decline was very weak. Technically, the MACD and moving averages indicated a "weak buy is not advisable, but a crash is unlikely" state. However, as long as the major players are willing to pull up and protect for a wave, there is still a window for a rebound in the oversold market. Short-term trading experts are currently waiting for signals from the leaderboard or new large orders in the market; they will not take risks without a clear upward trend. The operation should mainly focus on observation, with a clear increase in volume being the bottom line. Significant movements in large orders during intraday trading + market consolidation are the real signals. There is a risk of being hit if positioned in advance, so the strategy should be to enter and exit quickly during oversold rallies. Hot money investors suggest that as long as the market shows sensitive fund movements and is coupled with some micro-policy news, this wave of rebound could return, but it is crucial to avoid holding on blindly