Pre-market trend | SolarEdge (SEDG) surged over 22% on May 15, can the influx of funds continue?

Yesterday, SolarEdge's stock price surged by 22.93%, closing at $61.76, a rare single-day increase. The trading volume skyrocketed to $844 million, with capital inflow described as frantic. The MACD daily line established a bullish signal above the zero axis, which, combined with such a strong volume and large bullish candlestick, typically indicates a dramatic shift in market sentiment, with short-sellers quickly suppressed and bulls attempting to regain dominance. In the short term, this large volume bullish candlestick strongly suggests a reversal in the market pattern. On the news front, SolarEdge may have been stimulated by expectations of new energy policies or improvements in the company's fundamentals. Fervo Energy, also in the clean energy sector, has recently shown bullish signals, with significant increases in capital activity within the sector. Additionally, the U.S. April industrial output data showed strong performance related to electrical equipment and renewable energy, providing macro support for the new energy sector. However, it is important to note that the rising expectations for interest rate hikes by the Federal Reserve may put pressure on highly leveraged new energy companies, and it remains to be seen whether SolarEdge can maintain its rebound momentum in a rising interest rate environment. From a technical perspective, yesterday's massive bullish candlestick recovered the losses from several previous trading days in one go, and the 5-day and 10-day moving averages are likely to be significantly left behind by the stock price in the short term. However, such a dramatic single-day increase is often accompanied by increased volatility in the following days, and intraday pullbacks and consolidations are normal phenomena