Morning Trend | SHANGHAI FUDAN (1385.HK) increases volume, is a rebound market starting?

Shanghai Fudan (1385.HK) showed significant strength in the late trading session yesterday, with prominent signs of capital inflow from major investors and a sharp increase in trading volume, which has driven up market attention. The technology sector has been leading the gains recently, with the rotation speed of industry leaders accelerating, and the overall risk appetite in the A-share and Hong Kong markets gradually recovering. This sentiment is driving a new round of catch-up opportunities in the semiconductor sector. Recently, policies have repeatedly focused on the domestic integrated circuit field, with relevant subsidies and industrial support details being implemented, directly boosting the company's attention. Shanghai Fudan continues to accelerate its product iteration this week, and the market has new expectations for its high growth performance, combined with new customer acquisitions and phased progress in technology research and development, leading to active positioning by bullish funds at high levels. From a technical perspective, the stock price has consistently stabilized above important medium and short-term moving averages such as the 10-day and 20-day, with various oscillation indicators strengthening simultaneously, and the K-line pattern clearly shows the intentions of major investors. However, it is important to note that the company's stock price is currently in the overbought zone, and short-term profit-taking pressure has begun to emerge. If trading volume shrinks or market sentiment weakens in the future, it may trigger stock price fluctuations or even corrections. For investors, the current situation is at a market watershed, and operations should grasp the trend dividend led by bulls while dynamically monitoring the risks brought by rapid price increases. Overall, Shanghai Fudan still has short-term market elasticity, and the catch-up window has emerged, but close attention should be paid to the continuity of mainline capital and the sustainability of increased trading volume, with timely position control to avoid blindly chasing highs