Morning Trend | ILUVATAR COREX reduces volume and consolidates at the bottom, stage breakthrough still awaits opportunity

ILUVATAR COREX (9903.HK) has recently shown a continuous volume contraction and bottoming characteristic. The current stock price is operating near the medium to long-term moving averages, with bulls and bears temporarily in a stalemate, and the willingness of main funds to flow in is low. Short-term technical indicators such as MACD and KDJ are at low levels and weak, with no obvious rebound signals, indicating that both sides are waiting for new catalysts for the market. Intraday, trading volume continues to shrink, and under static trends, chips are tending to settle. The short-term willingness of main funds to actively position is weak, and the institutional holding structure has not seen significant adjustments. Overall market sentiment is low, with a strong wait-and-see atmosphere. However, it is worth noting that the long-term bottoming reflects that the company's valuation has a certain safety margin. If there are subsequent external positive stimuli such as performance, policies, or sector rotation, ILUVATAR COREX has the potential for a phased breakthrough. In the future, key attention should be paid to whether daily trading volume can effectively expand and whether prices can break through the upper range. In the short term, auxiliary judgments on signs of main fund return can be combined with intraday large orders and market fluctuations. During the bottoming phase, it is recommended that investors control their positions, avoid blindly chasing prices, and wait for confirmation of active breakout signals before considering increasing positions. If there is no external catalyst, the stock price may maintain box oscillation. Medium-term investors can pay attention to changes in the company's fundamentals and gradually position at lower prices