Morning Trend | ViaSat shrinks volume and grinds at the bottom, can the support at $29.13 hold? The main force may have unusual movements

ViaSat (VSAT.US) experienced low volatility throughout the day on December 26, repeatedly approaching the key support level of $29.13 during intraday trading. Trading volume continued to shrink, with funds in a stalemate and extremely low activity in the trading community. The intention of the main force to adjust positions is becoming apparent, and funds focusing on buying the dip are paying attention to potential volatility windows. The communications industry is in a favorable vacuum, with funds rotating quickly into hot sectors like AI and cloud computing, temporarily marginalizing ViaSat. In the post-trading analysis area, a senior trader reminded: "For a rebound, we need to see if the main force is willing to act differently; it’s not uncommon for small orders to suddenly increase volume after a long period of low trading." However, the mid-term moving averages still tend to press down, and the short-term chart faces the pressure of breaking down to test the bottom. Technically, it is at a critical support area, with each stabilization attempt trying to drive a rebound, but the selling pressure above is very strong, and the bottom funds are slow to react. If the support area fails, there may be accelerated washing out; conversely, if there is active support in the intraday trading, short-term opportunities for a rise may emerge. Trading advice: Monitor the area around $29 for concentrated trading volume; if large orders suddenly appear, it may be worth testing. Caution is advised until right-side signals appear, but if the low trading volume continues for too long, the main force only needs one strong bullish candle to ignite buying sentiment. If news catalysts coincide with increased volume, the rebound potential will be greater