Morning Trend | CrowdStrike pulls back and consolidates with reduced volume, will the tug-of-war between bulls and bears reveal short-term volatility?

CrowdStrike experienced a dip during intraday trading yesterday, but buying support gradually emerged below, stabilizing with reduced volume towards the end of the session. Overall, it is in a consolidation phase, with a slightly cautious community atmosphere, and some aggressive players are starting to pay attention to signals indicating "it can't drop further." The 5-day moving average is under pressure, and the shorter-term moving averages are entangled, which is a typical stage of waiting for the main force to show its stance. Currently, there is ongoing divergence in the AI and cybersecurity sectors, with increased rotation within the sector and sensitive funding sentiment. If there is a main force that aggressively buys and pushes up, leading to a breakthrough of the 5-day moving average, there is a high possibility of a short-term trade; otherwise, it may be a slow boil with small fluctuations. The risk point remains with a potential second dip, and if there is a significant volume breakdown of support during the session, it is crucial to monitor stop-losses closely, or else one may easily fall victim to a squeeze attack. Currently, it is suitable for quick in-and-out trades, and heavy positions should be avoided; short-term traders especially need to pay attention to intraday movements and the sentiment of community main forces