$NXPC Low-level oscillation rebound, funds are gradually withdrawing, still need to guard against the risk of high pullback
Recent price trend (5-minute chart)
NXPC has significantly dropped since its previous high, with a low of 2.4082 last night, and then entered a wide oscillation. In today's morning session, there was a short-term rebound, with prices reaching a maximum of around 2.88, but failed to break through the upper resistance area of 3.0712. The overall trend remains in a weak structure, only a short-term rebound market.
Fund data analysis (contract)
Short-term (15 minutes to 4 hours) funds show obvious signs of activity
In 15 minutes, institutional net inflow is 1.91m, retail investors reached 270.63k
Both 1 hour and 4 hours show net inflow, indicating short-term capital intervention during the rebound phase
However, medium to long-term (12 hours to 60 days) funds are still in a continuous net outflow state
For example, in 24 hours -15.07m, sustained -14.84m for 5 days and above
Overall, it shows that the rebound is more driven by short-term funds, and the main force has not formed a long-term bullish layout
AI score is 77.266, although the rating is relatively high, caution is needed as the score lags and deviates from the trend
Technical analysis
The chart shows that the current price is oscillating above 2.79, which is a previously dense support area
The upper pressure level is at 3.0712, if it cannot break through, the rebound may stop
The lower support is still at 2.4082, if it loses again, it will restart the downward channel
Comprehensive analysis and risk warning
Currently, NXPC is in a weak rebound phase, although there are signs of inflow in the short term, the overall trend remains unchanged, and the main funds are still flowing out in the medium to long term
The technical structure has not yet been repaired, and the rebound space is limited, beware of high pullbacks
In terms of operation, it is recommended to remain cautious, avoid chasing highs, and only consider further participation after breaking through key pressure levels
