Pre-market trend | JOYSON ELECTRONICS (0699.HK) stabilizes with reduced volume on 5/7, is the automotive parts sector waiting for a catalyst?

Yesterday's closing, JOYSON ELECTRONICS stock price slightly rose by 0.17%, with a trading volume of approximately HKD 80.78 million. The intraday fluctuations were limited, showing a narrow consolidation trend. MACD daily bullish signals have initially emerged, and the short-term moving averages are flattening with a slight upward tilt. Although a clear trend breakout has not yet formed, the bearish forces in the market have significantly weakened, and the bulls are in the early stages of brewing strength. The trading volume is relatively low, indicating that funds are still waiting for a clear direction. On the news front, the automotive parts sector has recently been boosted by expectations of the commercialization of intelligent driving and autonomous driving. In the same sector, Hesai-W surged by 6.05% yesterday, BYD rose by 1.82%, and Geely Auto increased by 0.62%, indicating a rebound in the automotive industry chain's heat. JOYSON ELECTRONICS focuses on automotive safety and intelligent cockpit fields, benefiting from the continuous increase in the penetration rate of new energy vehicles, which brings demand for parts upgrades. Morgan Stanley pointed out that the potential of CATL's sodium batteries is underestimated by the market, and the overall attention to the new energy vehicle industry chain is rising, indirectly benefiting upstream parts suppliers. From a technical perspective, the current stock price is operating in a narrow range within a densely packed area of short-term moving averages, with pressure above and support below, and the direction selection window is approaching. If the strong performance of Hesai can be sustained, it may improve the overall sentiment of the automotive parts sector. Attention should be paid to whether today's trading volume can rebound to above HKD 100 million. The short-term trend is considered neutral, and the technical signals are still in their infancy, requiring volume confirmation. If the sector continues to strengthen and trading volume effectively expands, the consolidation pattern is expected to break upward; conversely, a decrease in volume may lead to continued sideways movement