Morning Trend | U-PRESID CHINA shrinks in volume and dips, can it hold up under consumer divergence?

U-PRESID CHINA (220.HK) recent performance has been constrained by sector differentiation, with the daily MACD showing a death cross pattern continuing, and the green bars increasing, reflecting a short-term bearish dominance. On the market, the company's stock price has retreated from its high, and trading volume has further shrunk in recent trading days, indicating that market funds are clearly on the sidelines. As one of the leaders in the consumer goods sector, U-PRESID CHINA's performance is relatively stable, but the recovery of consumer demand is uncertain, and insufficient industry prosperity is suppressing stock price performance. Currently, there are significant divergences within the consumer sector, with some blue-chip stocks receiving funds for bargain hunting, while other sectors continue to face pressure. U-PRESID CHINA is facing a test of its support zone; if funds continue to withdraw during the session, a breakdown could trigger a new downward trend. Fundamentally, the company's profit model is stable, and cash flow is abundant, with improved macro expectations likely to bring new repair momentum, but in the short term, it may still be dominated by oscillating adjustments. It is suggested that short-term operations can focus on whether important support levels hold; if low momentum oscillation is maintained, small positions can be taken on dips. If there is a significant volume drop below key support during the session, decisive stop-loss measures should be taken to prevent tail risks. For medium to long-term allocation, it is advisable to wait for further recovery in industry demand and an increase in safety margins before considering entry. Overall, risks and opportunities coexist at present, and strict control of positions and stop-loss lines is necessary