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港股窩輪Jenny
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January 8th [Hong Kong Stock Podcast] Hang Seng Index, Meituan, Bilibili, Sunny Optical, SMIC, BYD

1. Hang Seng Index: Bullish investors are betting on a small rebound tomorrow and holding bull certificates with a recovery price of 25,900. Some bearish investors said they would hold bear certificates overnight, expecting it to fall back to 25,900 points tomorrow.
Simon: Hello everyone, let's review the Hong Kong stock market situation again. You can see that today (January 8th), the Hang Seng Index continued to decline. Yes, it was the same today. In fact, during trading, it had fallen quite sharply. Fortunately, by the close, it managed to recover slightly and closed at 26,149 points. Of course, overall, it is still in decline, which cannot be helped. Let’s take a look at investors' views. We can find that some investors remain optimistic. They believe that the main strategy may still be to bet on a rebound, though they might not expect a significant recovery. On the other hand, some investors continue to hold bear certificates, hoping for a slight drop tomorrow.
Let’s first analyze from a technical perspective. The summary of technical signals still shows 'sell' signals dominating, with 8 sell signals and 6 buy signals—slightly more sell signals. First, let’s provide a support level as a reference. The current support level is around 25,600 points. Therefore, if you are an investor planning to bet on a rebound, you might want to consider this support level of 25,600 points, meaning you should try to choose products below 25,600 points. However, some people may think that 25,600 points is 500 points away from the current level, and feel it's a bit too close. A lower support level is approximately around 25,100 points. Calculating from today's closing price of 26,100 points, the next support level at 25,100 points is about 1,000 points away. Everyone can weigh the options themselves. If you really plan to purchase bull certificates, try to avoid choosing products close to 25,600 points, and ideally choose products closer to 25,100 points. Of course, it is not necessary to go all the way down to 25,100 points since 1,000 points seems far; everyone can make their own judgment.
However, it’s worth noting that in terms of the products available in the market, there are more product choices around 25,100 points. Products related to 25,100 points have relatively high leverage, with around 20x, while products around 25,200 points also have similar leverage, often around 24 or 25 times. Having an extra 100-point safety cushion — that is, choosing products around 25,100 points — although the leverage may drop to 23 or 24 times, isn't particularly bad, and helps avoid the risk of being called back by an additional 100 points. So this is something to consider. It is also why I’ve always emphasized comparing different products in the market, whether it’s leverage, premium, or call-back risks. For bull and bear certificates, the biggest concern is being called back. Once called back, all investment value goes to zero. Thus, the likelihood of being called back is the most important consideration. If you can achieve similar leverage or returns at a lower risk level, then it’s worth considering the lower-risk option.
On the other hand, for investors holding bear certificates, here is a resistance level for reference. The current short-term resistance level is around 26,628 points, roughly 500 points away from now. If 500 points don’t seem safe enough, the next resistance level is around 27,100 points, with about a 1,000-point distance. These figures can provide references whether for overnight positions or short-term trading, giving your investments more data-backed support. $BI-HSI @EP2603A.P (20720.HK)$$BI#HSI RP2801Q.P (61242.HK)$$BI-HSI @EP2605B.P (23127.HK)$
1. Hang Seng Index: Bullish investors are betting on a small rebound tomorrow and holding bull certificates with a recovery price of 25,900. Some bearish investors said they would hold bear certificates overnight, expecting it to fall back to 25,900 points tomorrow. Simon: Hello everyone, let's review the Hong Kong stock market situation again. You can see that today (January 8th), the Hang Seng Index continued to decline. Yes, it was the same today. In fact, during trading, it had fallen quite sharply. Fortunately, by the close, it managed to recover slightly and closed at 26,149 points. Of course, overall, it is still in decline, which cannot be helped. Let’s take a look at investors' views. We can find that some investors remain optimistic. They believe that the main strategy may still be to bet on a rebound, though they might not expect a significant recovery. On the other hand, some investors continue to hold bear certificates, hoping for a slight drop tomorrow. Let’s first analyze from a technical perspective. The summary of technical signals still shows 'sell' signals dominating, with 8 sell signals and 6 buy signals—slightly more sell signals. First, let’s provide a support level as a reference. The current support level is around 25,600 points. Therefore, if you are an investor planning to bet on a rebound, you might want to consider this support level of 25,600 points, meaning you should try to choose products below 25,600 points. However, some people may think that 25,600 points is 500 points away from the current level, and feel it's a bit too close. A lower support level is approximately...
1. Hang Seng Index: Bullish investors are betting on a small rebound tomorrow and holding bull certificates with a recovery price of 25,900. Some bearish investors said they would hold bear certificates overnight, expecting it to fall back to 25,900 points tomorrow. Simon: Hello everyone, let's review the Hong Kong stock market situation again. You can see that today (January 8th), the Hang Seng Index continued to decline. Yes, it was the same today. In fact, during trading, it had fallen quite sharply. Fortunately, by the close, it managed to recover slightly and closed at 26,149 points. Of course, overall, it is still in decline, which cannot be helped. Let’s take a look at investors' views. We can find that some investors remain optimistic. They believe that the main strategy may still be to bet on a rebound, though they might not expect a significant recovery. On the other hand, some investors continue to hold bear certificates, hoping for a slight drop tomorrow. Let’s first analyze from a technical perspective. The summary of technical signals still shows 'sell' signals dominating, with 8 sell signals and 6 buy signals—slightly more sell signals. First, let’s provide a support level as a reference. The current support level is around 25,600 points. Therefore, if you are an investor planning to bet on a rebound, you might want to consider this support level of 25,600 points, meaning you should try to choose products below 25,600 points. However, some people may think that 25,600 points is 500 points away from the current level, and feel it's a bit too close. A lower support level is approximately...
1. Meituan-W (03690.HK): Investors mentioned that the gains were erased within three days. Can we consider buying at around 96 yuan? Some optimistic investors are holding bullish contracts with a stop-loss price of 91 yuan.
Simon: Let's take a look at individual stocks. The first stock I want to talk about today is Meituan 3690. To be honest, today’s movement wasn’t ideal—it fell quite sharply. Moreover, trading volume increased during the decline, higher than the average of the last 10 trading days. Increasing volume in a falling market is not a good sign. However, one comforting factor for investors is that the closing price is still above triple digits at 101 yuan. But there are concerns among investors: if the downtrend continues, could it fall to around 96 yuan?
In the short term, the support level for 3690 is approximately 97.1 yuan. If it breaks below that, it may drop to 92.9 yuan. So whether it will fall to 96 yuan depends on whether it can break below 97.1 yuan first. Based on technical signal analysis, there’s no clear direction for 3690 right now—it’s neither clearly bullish nor bearish. Buy and sell signals are balanced, resulting in an overall 'neutral' signal with no obvious trend. $JP#MTUANRP2807B.P (54418.HK)$$JP#MTUANRP2808F.P (53743.HK)$$UBMTUAN@EP2603C.P (21520.HK)$
1. Hang Seng Index: Bullish investors are betting on a small rebound tomorrow and holding bull certificates with a recovery price of 25,900. Some bearish investors said they would hold bear certificates overnight, expecting it to fall back to 25,900 points tomorrow. Simon: Hello everyone, let's review the Hong Kong stock market situation again. You can see that today (January 8th), the Hang Seng Index continued to decline. Yes, it was the same today. In fact, during trading, it had fallen quite sharply. Fortunately, by the close, it managed to recover slightly and closed at 26,149 points. Of course, overall, it is still in decline, which cannot be helped. Let’s take a look at investors' views. We can find that some investors remain optimistic. They believe that the main strategy may still be to bet on a rebound, though they might not expect a significant recovery. On the other hand, some investors continue to hold bear certificates, hoping for a slight drop tomorrow. Let’s first analyze from a technical perspective. The summary of technical signals still shows 'sell' signals dominating, with 8 sell signals and 6 buy signals—slightly more sell signals. First, let’s provide a support level as a reference. The current support level is around 25,600 points. Therefore, if you are an investor planning to bet on a rebound, you might want to consider this support level of 25,600 points, meaning you should try to choose products below 25,600 points. However, some people may think that 25,600 points is 500 points away from the current level, and feel it's a bit too close. A lower support level is approximately...
1. Hang Seng Index: Bullish investors are betting on a small rebound tomorrow and holding bull certificates with a recovery price of 25,900. Some bearish investors said they would hold bear certificates overnight, expecting it to fall back to 25,900 points tomorrow. Simon: Hello everyone, let's review the Hong Kong stock market situation again. You can see that today (January 8th), the Hang Seng Index continued to decline. Yes, it was the same today. In fact, during trading, it had fallen quite sharply. Fortunately, by the close, it managed to recover slightly and closed at 26,149 points. Of course, overall, it is still in decline, which cannot be helped. Let’s take a look at investors' views. We can find that some investors remain optimistic. They believe that the main strategy may still be to bet on a rebound, though they might not expect a significant recovery. On the other hand, some investors continue to hold bear certificates, hoping for a slight drop tomorrow. Let’s first analyze from a technical perspective. The summary of technical signals still shows 'sell' signals dominating, with 8 sell signals and 6 buy signals—slightly more sell signals. First, let’s provide a support level as a reference. The current support level is around 25,600 points. Therefore, if you are an investor planning to bet on a rebound, you might want to consider this support level of 25,600 points, meaning you should try to choose products below 25,600 points. However, some people may think that 25,600 points is 500 points away from the current level, and feel it's a bit too close. A lower support level is approximately...
1. Bilibili-W (09626.HK): Investors are asking whether this is a good opportunity to sell or if there’s still room for further upside.
Simon: Amidst today’s overall market decline (August 8th), Bilibili performed relatively better, gaining a few percentage points, closing at 216.6 yuan—a number easy to remember. From the daily chart, the stock price is above the upper Bollinger Band. Although the trading volume didn’t reach yesterday’s levels and shrank slightly due to the broader market downturn, the fact that it remained stable despite the adverse market conditions is a positive signal.
Some investors are wondering about the future trend. According to data analysis, the short-term technical signals for 9626 are predominantly 'sell,' with nine sell signals versus four buy signals. Here’s a reference support level: around 202 yuan. If it breaks below 202 yuan, it might test 200 yuan or even drop to 197 yuan. While I personally hope every stock goes up, objectively speaking, the data currently indicates more sell signals for 9626.
1. Hang Seng Index: Bullish investors are betting on a small rebound tomorrow and holding bull certificates with a recovery price of 25,900. Some bearish investors said they would hold bear certificates overnight, expecting it to fall back to 25,900 points tomorrow. Simon: Hello everyone, let's review the Hong Kong stock market situation again. You can see that today (January 8th), the Hang Seng Index continued to decline. Yes, it was the same today. In fact, during trading, it had fallen quite sharply. Fortunately, by the close, it managed to recover slightly and closed at 26,149 points. Of course, overall, it is still in decline, which cannot be helped. Let’s take a look at investors' views. We can find that some investors remain optimistic. They believe that the main strategy may still be to bet on a rebound, though they might not expect a significant recovery. On the other hand, some investors continue to hold bear certificates, hoping for a slight drop tomorrow. Let’s first analyze from a technical perspective. The summary of technical signals still shows 'sell' signals dominating, with 8 sell signals and 6 buy signals—slightly more sell signals. First, let’s provide a support level as a reference. The current support level is around 25,600 points. Therefore, if you are an investor planning to bet on a rebound, you might want to consider this support level of 25,600 points, meaning you should try to choose products below 25,600 points. However, some people may think that 25,600 points is 500 points away from the current level, and feel it's a bit too close. A lower support level is approximately...
1. Sunny Optical (02382.HK): Is it a good time to buy call options to bet on a rebound?
Simon: Today’s market-wide decline also affected Sunny Optical, which closed lower at 63.85 yuan, very close to the lower Bollinger Band. Trading volume increased during the decline, nearing the higher end of this month’s range. Rising volume during a decline is never a good sign. Some investors have directly asked whether it’s a good time to buy call warrants to bet on a rebound.
Let me analyze this from a technical perspective. I won’t give specific advice but will provide statistical references for your consideration. Ultimately, decisions should be based on your own risk tolerance and trading strategy. I’ll present the calculated data objectively as my colleagues spend time computing these figures daily. Based on technical signal analysis, 2382 shows mainly 'buy' signals—10 buy signals versus three sell signals.
If considering related products, here are two reasons to focus on those with a strike price around 68 yuan, closer to 69 yuan. First, avoid choosing products too far out-of-the-money; typically, staying within 10% out-of-the-money is recommended to prevent larger losses if 2382 continues to decline. Second, the current resistance level is around 67 yuan. If the price rises to 67 yuan, the next target would be 70.4 yuan. Therefore, selecting products around 68-69 yuan offers a slightly higher probability of profit. Products priced in the 70s, being too far out-of-the-money, are less advisable.
Currently, there are about five or six products on the market with strike prices around HKD 68 to 69. The leverage for these products is slightly over 5 times, some reaching 5.6 or 5.7 times. Implied volatility is also relatively low, around just over 50, and premiums are relatively lower as well. Among these six products, a few have good competitiveness, such as two products with higher leverage, lower implied volatility, and lower premiums, giving investors some options to choose from. However, it's important to note that terms may be adjusted according to market conditions after the market opens. Therefore, we suggest checking the latest market data tomorrow (on the 9th) after the market opens, or consulting with our colleagues to understand the specific details of current products before making a decision. $UB-SUNY@EP2605A.P (20130.HK)$$JP-SUNY@EP2604A.P (20409.HK)$
1. Hang Seng Index: Bullish investors are betting on a small rebound tomorrow and holding bull certificates with a recovery price of 25,900. Some bearish investors said they would hold bear certificates overnight, expecting it to fall back to 25,900 points tomorrow. Simon: Hello everyone, let's review the Hong Kong stock market situation again. You can see that today (January 8th), the Hang Seng Index continued to decline. Yes, it was the same today. In fact, during trading, it had fallen quite sharply. Fortunately, by the close, it managed to recover slightly and closed at 26,149 points. Of course, overall, it is still in decline, which cannot be helped. Let’s take a look at investors' views. We can find that some investors remain optimistic. They believe that the main strategy may still be to bet on a rebound, though they might not expect a significant recovery. On the other hand, some investors continue to hold bear certificates, hoping for a slight drop tomorrow. Let’s first analyze from a technical perspective. The summary of technical signals still shows 'sell' signals dominating, with 8 sell signals and 6 buy signals—slightly more sell signals. First, let’s provide a support level as a reference. The current support level is around 25,600 points. Therefore, if you are an investor planning to bet on a rebound, you might want to consider this support level of 25,600 points, meaning you should try to choose products below 25,600 points. However, some people may think that 25,600 points is 500 points away from the current level, and feel it's a bit too close. A lower support level is approximately...
1. Hang Seng Index: Bullish investors are betting on a small rebound tomorrow and holding bull certificates with a recovery price of 25,900. Some bearish investors said they would hold bear certificates overnight, expecting it to fall back to 25,900 points tomorrow. Simon: Hello everyone, let's review the Hong Kong stock market situation again. You can see that today (January 8th), the Hang Seng Index continued to decline. Yes, it was the same today. In fact, during trading, it had fallen quite sharply. Fortunately, by the close, it managed to recover slightly and closed at 26,149 points. Of course, overall, it is still in decline, which cannot be helped. Let’s take a look at investors' views. We can find that some investors remain optimistic. They believe that the main strategy may still be to bet on a rebound, though they might not expect a significant recovery. On the other hand, some investors continue to hold bear certificates, hoping for a slight drop tomorrow. Let’s first analyze from a technical perspective. The summary of technical signals still shows 'sell' signals dominating, with 8 sell signals and 6 buy signals—slightly more sell signals. First, let’s provide a support level as a reference. The current support level is around 25,600 points. Therefore, if you are an investor planning to bet on a rebound, you might want to consider this support level of 25,600 points, meaning you should try to choose products below 25,600 points. However, some people may think that 25,600 points is 500 points away from the current level, and feel it's a bit too close. A lower support level is approximately...
1. SMIC (00981.HK): Investors are asking whether they can take the opportunity to buy at a lower price. The investor holds call warrants with a strike price of HKD 102.98.
Simon: The next stock is SMIC 981. Today (on the 8th), SMIC saw a slight increase, and the closing price did not show any significant fluctuations. During trading hours, it reached a high point, even close to the top of the Bollinger Band, but later the share price fell back, resulting in a small increase. Based on technical analysis, the overall signal for SMIC 981 is 'neutral,' showing no clear direction, so currently, it’s recommended to wait and see. For your reference, the support level is around HKD 70, and the resistance level is approximately HKD 79.5.
If investors are looking at related call warrants (CBBCs), based on today's closing price of HKD 74.95 (rounded to 75), when considering call warrants, it would be better to choose products that are slightly closer to the current price, with a strike price around HKD 80. If you previously purchased products with a higher strike price (for example, above HKD 90), this could put you in a passive position, requiring a longer holding period. Additionally, if the product has too short of a maturity, the time decay will be significant, so purchasing products with a strike price above HKD 90 is not recommended.
As always, although people frequently ask questions about CBBCs and bull/bear certificates, if there aren’t suitable products available, it might be better to wait until appropriate ones appear before making a move. Currently, there are about 11 products with strike prices near HKD 80. When considering derivatives, choosing products closer to the current price will provide more safety. Although CBBCs don’t carry forced redemption risks and can simply be held until expiration, if you buy products with strike prices above HKD 90, consider how long it might take for the stock price to rise above HKD 90. The longer it takes, the greater the daily time decay, and market volatility is unpredictable. Therefore, when selecting strike prices, it's crucial to minimize factors that could work against you.
1. Hang Seng Index: Bullish investors are betting on a small rebound tomorrow and holding bull certificates with a recovery price of 25,900. Some bearish investors said they would hold bear certificates overnight, expecting it to fall back to 25,900 points tomorrow. Simon: Hello everyone, let's review the Hong Kong stock market situation again. You can see that today (January 8th), the Hang Seng Index continued to decline. Yes, it was the same today. In fact, during trading, it had fallen quite sharply. Fortunately, by the close, it managed to recover slightly and closed at 26,149 points. Of course, overall, it is still in decline, which cannot be helped. Let’s take a look at investors' views. We can find that some investors remain optimistic. They believe that the main strategy may still be to bet on a rebound, though they might not expect a significant recovery. On the other hand, some investors continue to hold bear certificates, hoping for a slight drop tomorrow. Let’s first analyze from a technical perspective. The summary of technical signals still shows 'sell' signals dominating, with 8 sell signals and 6 buy signals—slightly more sell signals. First, let’s provide a support level as a reference. The current support level is around 25,600 points. Therefore, if you are an investor planning to bet on a rebound, you might want to consider this support level of 25,600 points, meaning you should try to choose products below 25,600 points. However, some people may think that 25,600 points is 500 points away from the current level, and feel it's a bit too close. A lower support level is approximately...
1. Hang Seng Index: Bullish investors are betting on a small rebound tomorrow and holding bull certificates with a recovery price of 25,900. Some bearish investors said they would hold bear certificates overnight, expecting it to fall back to 25,900 points tomorrow. Simon: Hello everyone, let's review the Hong Kong stock market situation again. You can see that today (January 8th), the Hang Seng Index continued to decline. Yes, it was the same today. In fact, during trading, it had fallen quite sharply. Fortunately, by the close, it managed to recover slightly and closed at 26,149 points. Of course, overall, it is still in decline, which cannot be helped. Let’s take a look at investors' views. We can find that some investors remain optimistic. They believe that the main strategy may still be to bet on a rebound, though they might not expect a significant recovery. On the other hand, some investors continue to hold bear certificates, hoping for a slight drop tomorrow. Let’s first analyze from a technical perspective. The summary of technical signals still shows 'sell' signals dominating, with 8 sell signals and 6 buy signals—slightly more sell signals. First, let’s provide a support level as a reference. The current support level is around 25,600 points. Therefore, if you are an investor planning to bet on a rebound, you might want to consider this support level of 25,600 points, meaning you should try to choose products below 25,600 points. However, some people may think that 25,600 points is 500 points away from the current level, and feel it's a bit too close. A lower support level is approximately...
1. BYD (01211.HK): A battle between bulls and bears, what is the short-term fluctuation range? Some investors hold put warrants with a strike price of HKD 81.83.
Simon: BYD continued to fall today (on the 8th). However, one positive aspect of the decline was that trading volume decreased somewhat. Yesterday (on the 7th), BYD also dropped, with high trading volumes, but today, although it fell again, the volume was slightly less than yesterday, which is a marginally better situation. Of course, falling prices make most investors unhappy unless they hold put warrants. Otherwise, whether holding the underlying shares or call warrants, investors are likely feeling disappointed.
Some investors asked about the short-term fluctuation range. If looking at a narrower range, it would be between HKD 91.5 and HKD 97.8; for a wider range, it would be between HKD 88.2 and HKD 101.1, providing some reference for investors. There are indeed investors who bought put warrants; those who purchased them a couple of days ago should be in profit by now — congratulations to those investors. Buying put warrants is challenging because it requires accurately predicting the direction and selecting appropriate products.
Currently, there aren't many at-the-money put warrants available. Those with strike prices above HKD 80 offer slightly more choices, with about 10 products available. However, two points should be noted: first, the degree of being out-of-the-money is relatively large, around 13% to 14%; second, the terms of different products vary. Although the terms of these ten-plus products are generally similar, their leverages differ significantly, ranging from 4.3 times to 4.6 times, and their implied volatilities also differ, with some below 40 and others above 40. Therefore, investors can carefully select among these products. One or two stand out, characterized by relatively higher leverage, lower implied volatility, and lower premiums. Investors can spend more time comparing these 10 products thoroughly.
1. Hang Seng Index: Bullish investors are betting on a small rebound tomorrow and holding bull certificates with a recovery price of 25,900. Some bearish investors said they would hold bear certificates overnight, expecting it to fall back to 25,900 points tomorrow. Simon: Hello everyone, let's review the Hong Kong stock market situation again. You can see that today (January 8th), the Hang Seng Index continued to decline. Yes, it was the same today. In fact, during trading, it had fallen quite sharply. Fortunately, by the close, it managed to recover slightly and closed at 26,149 points. Of course, overall, it is still in decline, which cannot be helped. Let’s take a look at investors' views. We can find that some investors remain optimistic. They believe that the main strategy may still be to bet on a rebound, though they might not expect a significant recovery. On the other hand, some investors continue to hold bear certificates, hoping for a slight drop tomorrow. Let’s first analyze from a technical perspective. The summary of technical signals still shows 'sell' signals dominating, with 8 sell signals and 6 buy signals—slightly more sell signals. First, let’s provide a support level as a reference. The current support level is around 25,600 points. Therefore, if you are an investor planning to bet on a rebound, you might want to consider this support level of 25,600 points, meaning you should try to choose products below 25,600 points. However, some people may think that 25,600 points is 500 points away from the current level, and feel it's a bit too close. A lower support level is approximately...
1. Hang Seng Index: Bullish investors are betting on a small rebound tomorrow and holding bull certificates with a recovery price of 25,900. Some bearish investors said they would hold bear certificates overnight, expecting it to fall back to 25,900 points tomorrow. Simon: Hello everyone, let's review the Hong Kong stock market situation again. You can see that today (January 8th), the Hang Seng Index continued to decline. Yes, it was the same today. In fact, during trading, it had fallen quite sharply. Fortunately, by the close, it managed to recover slightly and closed at 26,149 points. Of course, overall, it is still in decline, which cannot be helped. Let’s take a look at investors' views. We can find that some investors remain optimistic. They believe that the main strategy may still be to bet on a rebound, though they might not expect a significant recovery. On the other hand, some investors continue to hold bear certificates, hoping for a slight drop tomorrow. Let’s first analyze from a technical perspective. The summary of technical signals still shows 'sell' signals dominating, with 8 sell signals and 6 buy signals—slightly more sell signals. First, let’s provide a support level as a reference. The current support level is around 25,600 points. Therefore, if you are an investor planning to bet on a rebound, you might want to consider this support level of 25,600 points, meaning you should try to choose products below 25,600 points. However, some people may think that 25,600 points is 500 points away from the current level, and feel it's a bit too close. A lower support level is approximately...
Similarly, if you have any questions after the market opens, feel free to communicate with us anytime to get the latest information on products. So, in the case of BYD, while falling share prices may disappoint, seizing the opportunity to buy put warrants can actually be a way to make money. This is why, in addition to analyzing the underlying shares, I sometimes mention related products to let everyone know what options are available in the market and which terms might be better, offering a simple sharing of insights.
That’s all for today’s sharing. Thank you for your participation. If you have any questions, feel free to communicate with us at any time. Today's (August 8th) sharing has concluded. Thank you everyone, bye.
Disclaimer: This article does not constitute any investment advice.
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