Doosan Enerbility (034020) was trading at 79,300 won, up 100 won (0.13%) from the previous trading day, at around 10:43 a.m. on the 4th, maintaining a slightly positive trend. Although the stock rose above the 80,000-won level early in the session, it gave back most of its gains, with buying and selling forces tightly matched near the previous day's closing price (79,200 won).

■ Intraday swing of 2,100 won... 'Settling above 80,000 won' is the short-term key

The stock opened at 80,500 won, rising more than 1% from the previous day, and climbed to as high as 80,800 won during the session. However, gains later narrowed, and the price at one point fell to 78,700 won, bringing the gap between the intraday high and low to 2,100 won.

Trading volume stood at about 585,000 shares as of 10:43 a.m., roughly 18% of the previous day's total volume of 3,211,239 shares.

In terms of supply and demand, the movement of foreign brokerages is noteworthy. Foreign buy volume was tallied at 64,917 shares against sell volume of 63,480 shares, showing a slight edge for buyers.

Orders are currently concentrated between the 79,000-won range and 80,000 won. In particular, relatively large sell orders are positioned at the 80,000-won level, so whether the stock can rise above 80,000 won again during the session appears to be the point that will gauge the short-term trend.

■ Nuclear power and gas turbine order variables... afternoon supply-demand changes in focus

Doosan Enerbility's main businesses include nuclear power, gas turbines, and power generation equipment. Recently, following trends of expansion in the nuclear power industry and power infrastructure, order wins and performance changes in related businesses have acted as key variables moving the stock price.

However, today's stock price is as of mid-session. As the stock gave back most of its gains after rising to 80,800 won early in the session, the direction of the share price could change again depending on shifts in supply and demand in the afternoon.

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