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wrote a column · Apr 8 10:54

HSBC rises over 5% intraday, with RSI at 52 indicating neutral-bullish momentum; a breakout requires increased trading volume.

As of 10:39 AM today (April 8), $HSBC HOLDINGS (00005.HK)$
The latest reported price is HK$136.7, with a temporary increase of 5.15%, and trading volume remains at an active level.
As of 10:39 AM today (April 8), $HSBC HOLDINGS (00005.HK)$ The latest quote is HKD 136.7, with a temporary gain of 5.15%, maintaining an active level of turnover. In last Thursday's (April 2) 【Hong Kong Stock Broadcast】, [Share Link: April 2nd [HK Stocks Podcast] Part-2-Great Wall Motor, HSBC, Yanzhou Coal Energy]we commented on HSBC Holdings (00005.HK): Investors asked whether it would fall back to HKD 125 or challenge HKD 135 in the short term—what’s the likelihood? Some investors are watching Put warrants. $GWMOTOR (02333.HK)$$YANKUANG ENERGY (01171.HK)$ 1. Price and range dynamics: Based on data from April 2, HSBC has transitioned from its previous pullback to sideways consolidation and is now testing higher levels. The overall trading range spans between HKD 118.50 (low) and HKD 144.48 (high), representing a fluctuation of approximately 21.9%; the short-term market focus is concentrated in the tug-of-war zone between HKD 125-HKD 132-HKD 135, showing evident bullish-bearish contention. 2. Support and resistance structure: Support 1 is around HKD 124, Support 2 is at HKD 121.9; short-term key support lies within HKD 126.20–HKD 127.50 (cluster of moving averages), followed by HKD 125 as a psychological threshold. Resistance 1 is at HKD 136.2, while Resistance 2 is at HKD 140.2. 3. Technical indicator status: Closing price...
On last Thursday (April 2), our 【Hong Kong Stock Broadcast】April 2nd [HK Stocks Podcast] Part-2-Great Wall Motor, HSBC, Yanzhou Coal EnergyIncluded commentary on HSBC Holdings (00005.HK): Investors asked whether the short-term trend would drop back to HK$125 or rise to challenge HK$135, and which scenario was more likely. Some investors were eyeing Put warrants. $GWMOTOR (02333.HK)$$YANKUANG ENERGY (01171.HK)$
1. Price Range: Based on April 2 data, HSBC's short-term movement shifted from a previous pullback to sideways consolidation before testing higher levels. The overall range lies between HK$118.50 (low) and HK$144.48 (high), with a fluctuation of approximately 21.9%. The short-term market focus is on the tug-of-war zone between HK$125-HK$132-HK$135, showing clear signs of bulls vs. bears contention.
2. Support and Resistance Levels: Key support 1 at HK$124, key support 2 at HK$121.9; immediate practical support around HK$126.20–HK$127.50 (cluster of moving averages), followed by the psychological pivot at HK$125. Resistance 1 at HK$136.2, resistance 2 at HK$140.2.
3. Technical Indicator Status: Closing price is above the MA10 (HK$125.13) but below the MA30 (HK$130.61) and MA60 (HK$131.55). Moving averages are intertwined, indicating no clear one-sided trend yet; RSI stands at 52, in neutral-to-strong territory. Overall technical indicators signal a sell (intensity 9), with multiple oscillators suggesting 'overbought conditions, sell signals,' reflecting short-term profit-taking pressure.
As of 10:39 AM today (April 8), $HSBC HOLDINGS (00005.HK)$ The latest quote is HKD 136.7, with a temporary gain of 5.15%, maintaining an active level of turnover. In last Thursday's (April 2) 【Hong Kong Stock Broadcast】, [Share Link: April 2nd [HK Stocks Podcast] Part-2-Great Wall Motor, HSBC, Yanzhou Coal Energy]we commented on HSBC Holdings (00005.HK): Investors asked whether it would fall back to HKD 125 or challenge HKD 135 in the short term—what’s the likelihood? Some investors are watching Put warrants. $GWMOTOR (02333.HK)$$YANKUANG ENERGY (01171.HK)$ 1. Price and range dynamics: Based on data from April 2, HSBC has transitioned from its previous pullback to sideways consolidation and is now testing higher levels. The overall trading range spans between HKD 118.50 (low) and HKD 144.48 (high), representing a fluctuation of approximately 21.9%; the short-term market focus is concentrated in the tug-of-war zone between HKD 125-HKD 132-HKD 135, showing evident bullish-bearish contention. 2. Support and resistance structure: Support 1 is around HKD 124, Support 2 is at HKD 121.9; short-term key support lies within HKD 126.20–HKD 127.50 (cluster of moving averages), followed by HKD 125 as a psychological threshold. Resistance 1 is at HKD 136.2, while Resistance 2 is at HKD 140.2. 3. Technical indicator status: Closing price...
4. Volume and Volatility: 5-day volatility is 7.7%, with a 54% probability of upward movement, trading volume at HK$2.252 billion, maintaining steady momentum, while the market adopts a wait-and-see stance. Breakouts require confirmation with corresponding volume.
III. Review and Selection of Warrant/Bull-Bear Products
Product Review: The recommended products on March 31 showed outstanding performance, $BI-HSBC@EC2605A.C (23691.HK)$ with a 71% increase over two days, $JP#HSBC RC2809J.C (58923.HK)$ A 49% increase, demonstrating the leveraged effect of warrants following the underlying stock's volatility.
As of 10:39 AM today (April 8), $HSBC HOLDINGS (00005.HK)$ The latest quote is HKD 136.7, with a temporary gain of 5.15%, maintaining an active level of turnover. In last Thursday's (April 2) 【Hong Kong Stock Broadcast】, [Share Link: April 2nd [HK Stocks Podcast] Part-2-Great Wall Motor, HSBC, Yanzhou Coal Energy]we commented on HSBC Holdings (00005.HK): Investors asked whether it would fall back to HKD 125 or challenge HKD 135 in the short term—what’s the likelihood? Some investors are watching Put warrants. $GWMOTOR (02333.HK)$$YANKUANG ENERGY (01171.HK)$ 1. Price and range dynamics: Based on data from April 2, HSBC has transitioned from its previous pullback to sideways consolidation and is now testing higher levels. The overall trading range spans between HKD 118.50 (low) and HKD 144.48 (high), representing a fluctuation of approximately 21.9%; the short-term market focus is concentrated in the tug-of-war zone between HKD 125-HKD 132-HKD 135, showing evident bullish-bearish contention. 2. Support and resistance structure: Support 1 is around HKD 124, Support 2 is at HKD 121.9; short-term key support lies within HKD 126.20–HKD 127.50 (cluster of moving averages), followed by HKD 125 as a psychological threshold. Resistance 1 is at HKD 136.2, while Resistance 2 is at HKD 140.2. 3. Technical indicator status: Closing price...
Selected products:
1、 $BI-HSBC@EP2609B.P (26486.HK)$ : Leverage 5.2, strike price 125.98 yuan, high leverage, low premium, suitable for investors focusing on support at 125 yuan.
2、 $BI-HSBC@EC2609B.C (22630.HK)$ : Leverage 7.7, strike price 145.1 yuan, high leverage, low premium, suitable for investors watching for a breakout above 135 yuan.
As of 10:39 AM today (April 8), $HSBC HOLDINGS (00005.HK)$ The latest quote is HKD 136.7, with a temporary gain of 5.15%, maintaining an active level of turnover. In last Thursday's (April 2) 【Hong Kong Stock Broadcast】, [Share Link: April 2nd [HK Stocks Podcast] Part-2-Great Wall Motor, HSBC, Yanzhou Coal Energy]we commented on HSBC Holdings (00005.HK): Investors asked whether it would fall back to HKD 125 or challenge HKD 135 in the short term—what’s the likelihood? Some investors are watching Put warrants. $GWMOTOR (02333.HK)$$YANKUANG ENERGY (01171.HK)$ 1. Price and range dynamics: Based on data from April 2, HSBC has transitioned from its previous pullback to sideways consolidation and is now testing higher levels. The overall trading range spans between HKD 118.50 (low) and HKD 144.48 (high), representing a fluctuation of approximately 21.9%; the short-term market focus is concentrated in the tug-of-war zone between HKD 125-HKD 132-HKD 135, showing evident bullish-bearish contention. 2. Support and resistance structure: Support 1 is around HKD 124, Support 2 is at HKD 121.9; short-term key support lies within HKD 126.20–HKD 127.50 (cluster of moving averages), followed by HKD 125 as a psychological threshold. Resistance 1 is at HKD 136.2, while Resistance 2 is at HKD 140.2. 3. Technical indicator status: Closing price...
As of 10:39 AM today (April 8), $HSBC HOLDINGS (00005.HK)$ The latest quote is HKD 136.7, with a temporary gain of 5.15%, maintaining an active level of turnover. In last Thursday's (April 2) 【Hong Kong Stock Broadcast】, [Share Link: April 2nd [HK Stocks Podcast] Part-2-Great Wall Motor, HSBC, Yanzhou Coal Energy]we commented on HSBC Holdings (00005.HK): Investors asked whether it would fall back to HKD 125 or challenge HKD 135 in the short term—what’s the likelihood? Some investors are watching Put warrants. $GWMOTOR (02333.HK)$$YANKUANG ENERGY (01171.HK)$ 1. Price and range dynamics: Based on data from April 2, HSBC has transitioned from its previous pullback to sideways consolidation and is now testing higher levels. The overall trading range spans between HKD 118.50 (low) and HKD 144.48 (high), representing a fluctuation of approximately 21.9%; the short-term market focus is concentrated in the tug-of-war zone between HKD 125-HKD 132-HKD 135, showing evident bullish-bearish contention. 2. Support and resistance structure: Support 1 is around HKD 124, Support 2 is at HKD 121.9; short-term key support lies within HKD 126.20–HKD 127.50 (cluster of moving averages), followed by HKD 125 as a psychological threshold. Resistance 1 is at HKD 136.2, while Resistance 2 is at HKD 140.2. 3. Technical indicator status: Closing price...
Risk Warning: HSBC is in a critical consolidation period; warrant volatility is relatively high. Investors should combine the underlying stock’s support/resistance levels with their own risk tolerance and rationally manage their positions.
HSBC breaks through 136.7 yuan, what do you think is the next step:
A. Directly surge to the 140 yuan level.
B. False breakout, retreat to 133 yuan.
C. High-level fluctuation (135-138).
D. Peak today and fall back.
Feel free to share your insights in the comments section.
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