Morning Trend | FIRST TRACTOR shows strong gains, is the sentiment in the agriculture sector heating up?

First Tractor (38.HK) performed brilliantly in today's early trading, with the stock price rising strongly, quickly boosting sentiment in the agricultural sector. From a technical chart perspective, the MACD has shown a golden cross signal, with volume increasing simultaneously, and the 5-day and 10-day short-term moving averages providing clear support. Bullish funds in the market have begun to concentrate their attacks, making several attempts to break through short-term platform pressure and gradually stabilizing above. The combination of internal and external favorable factors in the industry, along with the government's increased investment in agricultural equipment, benefits the company's main products from the elimination of outdated equipment and the improvement of downstream prosperity. The market has optimistic expectations for its performance, with significant net inflows of main funds in early trading, and an increase in turnover rate during the session, indicating intensified capital competition and the continuous entry of proactive funds. It is important to note that after the breakout and rise, there is considerable selling pressure at high levels, with main funds and short-term speculative funds possibly taking profits during the peak phase, while some medium-term funds are gradually accumulating during adjustments, leading to a temporary standoff between bulls and bears. The stability of the market in the future will depend on the coordination of volume and the sustainability of the overall sector trend. The operational suggestion is to buy on dips and not to chase high prices. Attention should be paid to the flow of funds in the agricultural sector and the subsequent advancement of industrial policies. If there are fluctuations due to news that lead to high-level adjustments, it is necessary to avoid short-term loss risks in a timely manner. Overall, the bullish pattern for First Tractor has initially formed, and the sentiment for sector rotation is gradually warming up, with the key still lying in the changes in intraday volume and the concentration of main funds