Morning Trend | CBRE bullish arrangement completed in one go, can the new high break through?

CBRE (CBRE.US) suddenly surged in the afternoon yesterday, making a sharp rise and closing strongly above short-term technical resistance for the day, with a clear bullish arrangement on the chart. Short-term funds are continuously flowing in, and the moving average system is performing smoothly, with many community funds already taking early positions. Although the overall trading volume has slightly decreased, the distribution of control is not very high, and the funding structure remains relatively healthy, mainly due to intensified sector rotation, which has begun to improve the risk-reward ratio. There are no major news updates in the short term, and the industry is in a quiet window under expectations of policy easing. However, whenever real estate service valuations are low and there is a trend of fund rotation, blue-chip stocks like CBRE often benefit first. Many in the community are discussing the logic of "undervalued blue chips waiting for a rebound," with some large investors quietly increasing their positions, betting on a new round of rebound in the real estate service sector, and short-term trading funds are indeed showing a preference. However, the current market is somewhat choppy, with the RSI already touching the overbought threshold, and large sell orders appearing at high levels during the session. If there is no significant increase in follow-up funds or if the market encounters consolidation, high-level volatility may easily increase. From a short-term perspective, the main force may cash out profits at any time, and community funds are advised to closely monitor large orders and industry correlations, being cautious about chasing highs to avoid being trapped. In conclusion, CBRE is performing quite well in the short term, but whether it can truly break through new highs depends on volume and market sentiment. There are short-term opportunities, but there is also pressure to realize profits and pullbacks. The strategy suggests observing the intraday performance of breaking through previous highs, with local players focusing on high selling and low buying short-term operations, and not getting carried away by rapid price increases