Morning Trend | Robinhood goes against the trend with increased volume, is a short-term main force about to change the market?

Robinhood (HOOD.US) has recently sparked heated discussions in the market. In the first half hour yesterday, there was a noticeable increase in trading volume, significantly higher than the average volume over the past five days, with multiple large buy orders appearing in the intraday market. Community traders clearly sensed that the main funds were attempting to reverse the weak trend. From the market performance, both bulls and bears became entangled above the $12 level, with significant short-term divergence in the market. On one hand, Robinhood has repeatedly tested the $11.5 support level without breaking it, attracting some bottom-fishing traders; on the other hand, due to the previous deep decline, mainstream cautious funds are more focused on whether this increase in volume is sustainable or if the main funds are attempting to lure in buyers. For active traders in the community, the rise of Robinhood has not brought about a collective warming of sentiment, and speculative funds are more inclined towards a strategy of selling high and buying low. From the market characteristics, after breaking through the $12.25 intraday high yesterday, there was a rapid pullback, indicating insufficient momentum from the bulls. Post-market options flow and T+0 trading data show that short-term funds are frequently oscillating, with clear intentions of rotation from the main funds. In the context of overall stable sentiment in the tech sector, if Robinhood wants to shift towards a strong upward trend, it will depend on whether the subsequent intraday volume can continue. If there is another concentrated rise in the intraday market today, and the volume-price relationship is healthy, there may be a short-term opportunity to challenge the $12.6-$13 range. If the volume shrinks, caution is needed as it may lure in buyers before breaking down again