The previous day (27th) closed at 12.120, with discussion focusing on independent performance, breaking new highs, and a target of 13 dollars. Market sentiment was clearly optimistic, with many investors believing the uptrend is not over yet and expecting further price challenges to 12.84 or even 13 dollars. However, some comments began to caution about a possible quick pullback, reflecting that while there is strong buying interest at these levels, short-term overheating risks are starting to be noticed.

Looking at the tech hardware sector, the market generally rose on the previous day (27th). $SUNNY OPTICAL (02382.HK)$ Up 4.96%, $AAC TECH (02018.HK)$ Up 2.01%, Lenovo Group (00992) gained 1.00%. However, technical risk signals were highly consistent: despite rising prices, the technical summary indicators for Lenovo, Sunny Optical, and AAC all signaled 'sell,' with their RSI readings reaching as high as 79, 72, and 78 respectively, indicating that the sector has entered an extremely overbought condition overall.

This suggests that Lenovo’s strong upward movement is not an isolated trend but rather part of a broader sector-wide capital inflow where technical indicators are already showing signs of overheating. Whether it can break through the resistance zone of 12.27-12.355 will depend not only on its own momentum but also requires caution due to the risk of collective profit-taking triggered by any minor fluctuations amid the sector’s overall overbought state.
Commentary mainly revolved around three key questions:
First, whether Lenovo can continue its independent strong performance;
Second, whether the resistance zone of 12.270 to 12.355 can be broken;
Third, whether a pullback might occur after the rapid rise.
The overall market bias remains bullish, but it is no longer in the early stage of accumulation from lower levels; instead, it has entered a tug-of-war phase between chasing strength at higher levels and profit-taking.
Technically, Lenovo Group's current price is above all major moving averages, showing clear short-term strength. The stock price is approaching the high of 12.270 and the upper Bollinger Band at 12.355, reflecting that the uptrend remains intact, but resistance above is starting to increase. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) is as high as 86.125, indicating an overheated level. At this stage, chasing the stock offers a low reward-to-risk ratio.
The short-term key is whether 11.678 can hold steady. If the stock price holds above 11.678 and breaks through 12.270, there may be another chance to test 12.355 in the short term, after which higher levels can be observed. If it falls below 11.678, it would indicate weakening consolidation at highs, requiring attention to a retest of support at 11.301. The uptrend remains unbroken for now, but the risk of pullback after overheating should not be ignored.
Reply to some investors' views:
@商讯直通车 Lenovo Group has been on an independent upward trend, accumulating a 26% gain in April.
The independent trend is evident, but the stock has become overheated after a sharp rise in the short term.
Based on the above analysis, the strategies for deployment can be divided into the following main approaches:
Key deployment points: 11.678 as the watershed; holding above maintains strong consolidation; breaking 12.270 could test 12.355 again, while falling back would lead to testing support at 11.301.
Strategy 1 | Rebound deployment after holding above 11.678
$UBLENOV@EC2610A.C (23640.HK)$ | Strike Price 12.89 | Actual Leverage 5.1x | About 6.4% out-of-the-money, close to the current price, suitable for strong stocks consolidating before moving higher.
$MBLENOV@EC2609A.C (22589.HK)$ | Strike Price 13.93 | Actual Leverage 6.0x | Approximately 14.9% out-of-the-money, higher flexibility, suitable for continuation of rebound plays
$CILENOV@EC2610A.C (22856.HK)$ | Strike Price 12.88 | Actual Leverage 5.2x | Balanced leverage and distance, suitable for steady participation in rebounds
Strategy Two | Follow momentum after breaking through 12.270
$MBLENOV@EC2609A.C (22589.HK)$ | Strike Price 13.93 | Actual Leverage 6.0x | High sensitivity post-breakout momentum play, capturing acceleration phase
$SGLENOV@EC2610A.C (24302.HK)$ | Strike Price 12.89 | Actual Leverage 5.3x | Near-money allocation, suitable for stable follow-up after breakout
$GJLENOV@EC2610A.C (24196.HK)$ | Strike Price 12.89 | Actual Leverage 5.2x | Stable structure, suitable for holding to upper range
Strategy Three | Deploy on weakness if it falls below 11.678
$CILIAUT@EP2609A.P (24225.HK)$ | Strike Price 8.39 | Actual Leverage 6.8x | Approximately 30% out-of-the-money boundary, suitable for capturing initial pullback after breakdown
$UBLENOV@EP2608A.P (25550.HK)$ | Strike Price 8.38 | Actual Leverage 6.7x | More balanced configuration within the same range, suitable for continuous downward trend deployment
$MSLENOV@EP2608A.P (25278.HK)$ | Strike Price 8.39 | Actual Leverage 6.8x | Higher leverage, suitable for amplifying declines after confirming weakening
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