Morning Trend | DTE Energy has a strong wait-and-see atmosphere, can defensive funds stimulate a breakthrough?

DTE Energy (DTE.US) opened today with a very low profile, as the utility sector continues to maintain a defensive pattern, with main funds clearly shifting to a wait-and-see approach. The energy market lacks explosive news, and the decline in U.S. Treasury yields has led some funds to flow in, but overall trading remains sluggish. On the technical side, DTE is quietly hovering around the 60-day moving average, and many traders are discussing whether its defensive attributes can trigger a rebound, but currently, there is a lack of clear signals. The market is struggling to break short-term equilibrium, and the rotation effect in the utility sector is weakening. The subsequent operational advice is to maintain a cautious attitude, with the primary task being to observe the sustainability of defensive fund flows and any sudden increases in intraday trading volume. If there is a macro catalyst or unusual intraday fund movements, it could become a window for a market breakout; otherwise, it is likely to maintain a weak oscillating pattern. Fund inflows are key to judging unusual movements, and high-low switches need to be closely monitored