INJ is currently hovering around 5.26 — the price has risen above the 7-day moving average (5.22) and the 25-day moving average (5.18), but the 99-day moving average (5.76) is still pressing down from above. There is a small rebound in the short term, but the long term outlook still leans bearish.

Looking down, the recent low of 5.02 is a key support level. If it breaks, there is another support range around 4.8 to 4.9. On the upside, it needs to break through the level of 5.76 (which is the 99-day moving average) first, and then the pressure zone formed by previous highs is from 6.0 to 6.34.

The trading volume is quite interesting: there was a huge amount during the sell-off, and then it shrank. This current rebound indicates that someone is picking up the shares, but whether it can establish a trend depends on what happens next—the key is whether it can recover the 99-day moving average; if it can't, this rebound might just be a trap for more buyers.