Morning Trend | Kraft Heinz consolidates with reduced volume, will the key support level change hands?

Kraft Heinz (KHC.US) has been oscillating around the support level of 24.07 in recent days, with a noticeable decrease in volume, creating a market atmosphere that feels "stifling." The most frequently asked question in the community is: Can it hold up? Or will it drop sharply once it breaks the level? With small fluctuations in capital and trading sentiment in the sector deviating from event-driven factors, traders relying on technical analysis are struggling to find direction. Technically, moving averages are converging, and the MACD remains weak; however, price volatility is increasing, and the divergence in major inflows and outflows is escalating. The community repeatedly discusses "a dull knife cutting flesh in a bear market; only a surge in volume during the day can save it." The market holds a cautiously optimistic view on the Federal Reserve and consumer recovery; if capital flows back or unexpected positive news arises, the aggregation effect could ignite suddenly. However, the mainstream in the real market is still waiting for a key battleground point. The risk on the denominator side cannot be ignored; if it breaks 24.07, a significant drop is likely, while maintaining a low volume could reveal swing trading opportunities. It is recommended to closely monitor trading volume on an intraday basis and dynamically track trading around the support level. The critical node is approaching, and KHC could experience a short-term trend reversal at any time