Morning Trend | Kimberly Clark falls to support zone, short-term funds sense rebound signal?

Kimberly Clark (KMB.US) continues to weaken, hitting a key support zone during yesterday's trading session, with significant pressure above. Community traders are discussing: Dare to buy on a rebound from an oversold condition? Under inflation concerns, the consumer goods sector has been collectively hammered, with major players increasing defensive positions, and KMB saw rare active buying at one point. There has been no major news in the past week, relying solely on the atmosphere of oversold speculation to support the market. From a technical analysis perspective, MACD and various moving averages are pressing down, with the short-term RSI extremely oversold. A divergence is appearing on the 5-minute chart, and some quick funds are tentatively trying to capitalize on the oversold rebound. Community discussions show mixed opinions, with bulls betting on direction and bears defending subjectively. A slight increase in trading volume during the session is seen as a signal. It is important to be cautious; if liquidity does not cooperate, the rebound is likely to be a "one-wave flow." Holders are paying more attention to trading volume and the effectiveness of the support zone; without major players returning, it could be breached at any time. The risk of sector-wide adjustments always looms, and KMB remains in a high-risk area in the short term. Overall suggestion: Pay attention to the success or failure of the support zone and unusual volume movements; the key to oversold rebounds lies in the attitude of major players. Monitor capital flow at all times, and if you hold shares, beware of "false bullish signals"; if you do not hold shares, you can focus on tracking the dynamics of the lows