Morning Trend | ViaSat's chip accumulation, can the platform breakthrough ignite a new round of rally?

ViaSat (VSAT.US) has recently been trading sideways on the daily chart, with the trading community engaged in heated discussions about whether the dense area of chips will break through. In the past few trading days, trading volume has been light, and there has not been a significant outflow of main funds, indirectly confirming that the current chip accumulation effect is good. There have been multiple instances of tentative small upward movements in the market, and the left-side funds have shown a clear low absorption pace, indicating that there are main players laying out a platform breakout to trigger a "second wave" rise. Traders generally report that the confrontation of funds around the platform pressure zone has intensified, and influencers suggest observing whether the breakout behavior is accompanied by an increase in both volume and price. "Volume contraction and accumulation" often precede a breakout window, and the sentiment of off-market observing funds is gradually warming up; only a slight increase in volume or industry news catalyst is needed to quickly open up space. The low-level buying pressure has been participating throughout, and the main players have chosen to "dull" the selling pressure during the tense phase between bulls and bears, indicating that the accumulation of strength has not yet ended. In terms of technical trends, recent moving averages are gradually converging, and the chip platform is continuously rising. The community is actively discussing "pressure plate absorption," waiting for a medium to large bullish candle accompanied by increased volume to ignite short-term follow-up buying. If there are continuous large orders actively buying in during today's trading and breaking through the platform high, the market is likely to see a short-term collective chase for gains. Conversely, if the volume does not continue to cooperate, or if the market's main line switches, the breakout momentum may falter. The operational strategy needs to closely track large orders and intraday anomalies, dynamically adjust positions, avoid blindly chasing highs, and it is recommended to use tentative positions to speculate on expected differences. Focus on timely profit-taking and low absorption after "right-side confirmation," primarily emphasizing short-term high-frequency operational rhythm