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wrote a column · Jan 15 10:21

January 14 [HK Stocks Podcast] Hang Seng Index, Tencent, Xiaomi, Wuxi Bio, Trip.Com, Ali Health

1. Hang Seng Index: Bullish investors believe that the market will continue to rise tomorrow, wiping out 4,000 bear contracts and targeting 27,200. On the other hand, some bearish investors think it won't hold above 27,000 and prefer to take profit now, then overnight buy back bear contracts with a recovery price of 27,200.
Simon: Hello everyone, January 14 is here again to review today’s Hong Kong stock market situation. You can see that the overall trend of the Hang Seng Index is like this — on January 14, the Hang Seng Index just filled up to 26,999 points, which is quite an interesting figure. During trading, it once rose to 27,000 points, but ultimately failed to hold steady, leaving the closing price as a cliffhanger for everyone. Will it break through 27,000 points tomorrow? After all, January 14 closed exactly at 26,999 points, just one step away from 27,000.
Of course, investors have different views. Those who are optimistic may think that the market will continue to rise tomorrow, possibly even reaching 27,200 points. However, there are also investors who believe that since it couldn’t stay above 27,000 based on today's closing price, they might choose to purchase some call warrants to make arrangements. Actually, in the market, where there are bulls, there are bears; this is very normal, and I’ve always said so. Whether you're bullish or bearish, the most important thing is that if you really plan to buy bull contracts or call warrants, you must understand where the risks lie.
In terms of resistance levels, it is around 27,300 points. If it can break through 27,300 points, there’s a chance it could rise to 27,900 points. Therefore, I suggest that investors planning to deploy bear contracts choose products that are slightly longer-dated. For example, the current resistance level is at 27,300 points. If it breaks through and rises to 27,900 points, try to select products with recovery prices around 27,800 or even 27,900 points. Some might ask, isn’t 27,900 too ambitious? Isn’t this set to soar to 28,000? But currently, the Hang Seng Index closes at 26,999 points, so rising 1,000 points does sound far-fetched, though not entirely impossible. Normally, gaining 1,000 points in a day is rare, but if the market suddenly surges due to certain news or other factors, buying products that are too close to the price could easily trigger the recovery price. To avoid triggering recovery, it’s generally recommended to choose relatively safer products. Similarly, for investors focusing on bull contracts, the current support level is around 26,300 points, and if it breaks below that, it could drop to 25,800 points. I’m not saying that tomorrow (the 15th) will necessarily crash or surge, but knowing the support and resistance levels can help prepare when choosing products.
To give an analogy, it's like the weather forecast says tomorrow’s low temperature might drop to 5 degrees or 0 degrees. If you go out tomorrow, you’ll definitely prepare for 0 degrees. The role of support and resistance levels is similar; I hope everyone can roughly understand the selection range when choosing products and be clear about the risks involved. So I rarely specify the exact leverage or terms of a particular product — you can consult my colleagues during market hours, and they'll provide detailed answers. But in terms of overall direction and principles, I will tell everyone about support and resistance levels, so when choosing products, try to avoid those points that may get triggered, making the product safer and less likely to be recalled. Of course, when buying bull contracts or call warrants, it’s important to pay attention to leverage, but potential risks should not be ignored because no matter how much you invest, the losses will come out of your real money. That’s why I’ve always hoped that no one loses money. Providing this information is meant to offer some support and help. If there are any changes to specific product terms tomorrow, feel free to consult my colleagues who will give detailed explanations as another reference.
In summary of the technical signals, there are currently 9 sell signals and 5 buy signals, with sell signals dominating. Moreover, the Hang Seng Index is now close to the upper band of the Bollinger Bands, and the RSI (Relative Strength Index) is also at a relatively high level. Therefore, based on technical indicators and parameters, it could be understood that in the short term, selling might be more appropriate. This doesn’t mean there will be a sudden crash tomorrow, but from a short-term trend perspective, there are relatively more sell signals. $BI#HSI RC28082.C (61588.HK)$$BI-HSI @EC2605B.C (23128.HK)$$UB-HSI @EC2605B.C (23091.HK)$$BI#HSI RC2808M.C (64324.HK)$
1. Hang Seng Index: Bullish investors believe that the market will continue to rise tomorrow, wiping out 4,000 bear contracts and targeting 27,200. On the other hand, some bearish investors think it won't hold above 27,000 and prefer to take profit now, then overnight buy back bear contracts with a recovery price of 27,200. Simon: Hello everyone, January 14 is here again to review today’s Hong Kong stock market situation. You can see that the overall trend of the Hang Seng Index is like this — on January 14, the Hang Seng Index just filled up to 26,999 points, which is quite an interesting figure. During trading, it once rose to 27,000 points, but ultimately failed to hold steady, leaving the closing price as a cliffhanger for everyone. Will it break through 27,000 points tomorrow? After all, January 14 closed exactly at 26,999 points, just one step away from 27,000. Of course, investors have different views. Those who are optimistic may think that the market will continue to rise tomorrow, possibly even reaching 27,200 points. However, there are also investors who believe that since it couldn’t stay above 27,000 based on today's closing price, they might choose to purchase some call warrants to make arrangements. Actually, in the market, where there are bulls, there are bears; this is very normal, and I’ve always said so. Whether you're bullish or bearish, the most important thing is that if you really plan to buy bull contracts or call warrants, you must understand where the risks lie. In terms of resistance levels, it is around 27,300 points. If it can break through 27,300 points, there’s a chance it could rise to 27,900...
1. Hang Seng Index: Bullish investors believe that the market will continue to rise tomorrow, wiping out 4,000 bear contracts and targeting 27,200. On the other hand, some bearish investors think it won't hold above 27,000 and prefer to take profit now, then overnight buy back bear contracts with a recovery price of 27,200. Simon: Hello everyone, January 14 is here again to review today’s Hong Kong stock market situation. You can see that the overall trend of the Hang Seng Index is like this — on January 14, the Hang Seng Index just filled up to 26,999 points, which is quite an interesting figure. During trading, it once rose to 27,000 points, but ultimately failed to hold steady, leaving the closing price as a cliffhanger for everyone. Will it break through 27,000 points tomorrow? After all, January 14 closed exactly at 26,999 points, just one step away from 27,000. Of course, investors have different views. Those who are optimistic may think that the market will continue to rise tomorrow, possibly even reaching 27,200 points. However, there are also investors who believe that since it couldn’t stay above 27,000 based on today's closing price, they might choose to purchase some call warrants to make arrangements. Actually, in the market, where there are bulls, there are bears; this is very normal, and I’ve always said so. Whether you're bullish or bearish, the most important thing is that if you really plan to buy bull contracts or call warrants, you must understand where the risks lie. In terms of resistance levels, it is around 27,300 points. If it can break through 27,300 points, there’s a chance it could rise to 27,900...
2. Tencent (00700.HK): Investors are asking whether its recent weak performance presents a good entry point. In the warrant market, some investors hold bull contracts with a stop-loss level at HK$587.
Simon: First, let’s talk about Tencent (00700). Actually, in this round of the market rally, Tencent seems to have drawn less attention. On January 14th, Tencent closed at HK$633, which is considered a recent high on the daily chart since the top of the Bollinger Bands is around HK$636. Some investors are asking, given Tencent's weaker trend, where would be a good entry point if it pulls back?
According to the technical signal summary, Tencent is also dominated by “sell” signals, with 8 sell signals and 5 buy signals, consistent with some investors’ view that the trend is bearish and somewhat pessimistic. If Tencent continues to fall, it may drop to around HK$618 in the short term. If it breaks below that, it is likely to move towards HK$601.
So, for investors holding Tencent bull contracts, you may want to pay attention to products with stop-loss levels below HK$600, which are relatively safe at this point. There are also products available in the market with stop-loss levels around HK$609 or HK$603, but from a technical analysis standpoint, products with stop-loss levels below HK$600 are safer. Moreover, products around HK$600 offer leverage between 13-15x, allowing investors to choose according to their risk tolerance. $BITENCT@EC2606D.C (23617.HK)$$UB#TENCTRC2606F.C (63637.HK)$$HSTENCT@EC2606D.C (23657.HK)$$BI#TENCTRC2612A.C (65930.HK)$
1. Hang Seng Index: Bullish investors believe that the market will continue to rise tomorrow, wiping out 4,000 bear contracts and targeting 27,200. On the other hand, some bearish investors think it won't hold above 27,000 and prefer to take profit now, then overnight buy back bear contracts with a recovery price of 27,200. Simon: Hello everyone, January 14 is here again to review today’s Hong Kong stock market situation. You can see that the overall trend of the Hang Seng Index is like this — on January 14, the Hang Seng Index just filled up to 26,999 points, which is quite an interesting figure. During trading, it once rose to 27,000 points, but ultimately failed to hold steady, leaving the closing price as a cliffhanger for everyone. Will it break through 27,000 points tomorrow? After all, January 14 closed exactly at 26,999 points, just one step away from 27,000. Of course, investors have different views. Those who are optimistic may think that the market will continue to rise tomorrow, possibly even reaching 27,200 points. However, there are also investors who believe that since it couldn’t stay above 27,000 based on today's closing price, they might choose to purchase some call warrants to make arrangements. Actually, in the market, where there are bulls, there are bears; this is very normal, and I’ve always said so. Whether you're bullish or bearish, the most important thing is that if you really plan to buy bull contracts or call warrants, you must understand where the risks lie. In terms of resistance levels, it is around 27,300 points. If it can break through 27,300 points, there’s a chance it could rise to 27,900...
1. Hang Seng Index: Bullish investors believe that the market will continue to rise tomorrow, wiping out 4,000 bear contracts and targeting 27,200. On the other hand, some bearish investors think it won't hold above 27,000 and prefer to take profit now, then overnight buy back bear contracts with a recovery price of 27,200. Simon: Hello everyone, January 14 is here again to review today’s Hong Kong stock market situation. You can see that the overall trend of the Hang Seng Index is like this — on January 14, the Hang Seng Index just filled up to 26,999 points, which is quite an interesting figure. During trading, it once rose to 27,000 points, but ultimately failed to hold steady, leaving the closing price as a cliffhanger for everyone. Will it break through 27,000 points tomorrow? After all, January 14 closed exactly at 26,999 points, just one step away from 27,000. Of course, investors have different views. Those who are optimistic may think that the market will continue to rise tomorrow, possibly even reaching 27,200 points. However, there are also investors who believe that since it couldn’t stay above 27,000 based on today's closing price, they might choose to purchase some call warrants to make arrangements. Actually, in the market, where there are bulls, there are bears; this is very normal, and I’ve always said so. Whether you're bullish or bearish, the most important thing is that if you really plan to buy bull contracts or call warrants, you must understand where the risks lie. In terms of resistance levels, it is around 27,300 points. If it can break through 27,300 points, there’s a chance it could rise to 27,900...
3. Xiaomi Group-W (01810.HK): Investors question whether the stock price is lagging behind significantly and ask if it will remain below HK$38. In the warrant market, some investors have started entering call warrants with a strike price of HK$51.11.
Simon: During this period, Xiaomi has been somewhat disappointing for investors. Regardless of the reasons, the stock's performance speaks for itself, remaining at lower levels despite a brief rise. However, the recent upward momentum has been weak. On January 14th, Xiaomi closed at HK$37.78, already close to the bottom of the Bollinger Bands on the daily chart. Some investors say the stock price is lagging significantly — though it's hard to define 'significantly,' there’s no denying that Xiaomi is underperforming compared to the broader market.
Some investors are asking, if Xiaomi continues to decline, where might it drop to? In the short term, there is support around HK$37. If it breaks below that, it might move towards HK$35.8. However, in the warrant market, some investors have already started slowly buying Xiaomi call warrants. From a technical signal summary, Xiaomi is showing more “buy” signals since the stock has fallen considerably. This doesn’t mean it will suddenly surge tomorrow, but in the short term, the technical signals are leaning towards “buy.” So it’s understandable that investors are gradually positioning themselves in call warrants.
If you're considering buying call warrants (which are bullish products), be careful not to buy too far out-of-the-money options. In the current market, there are relatively at-the-money choices available, such as products expiring in May with leverage above 6x and strike prices around HK$40. For short-term rebounds, focus on strike price selection. For long-term optimism, holding for one or two months might be a different story. Of course, some investors take a longer-term view and opt for products with further expiration dates. But for short-term speculation or catching a quick swing, slightly at-the-money products are more suitable. Compare the terms of different products carefully, as some offer better terms and are more advantageous to investors. Whenever possible, choose these kinds of products. $UB#XIAMIRP2808D.P (62287.HK)$$UBXIAMI@EP2604A.P (22136.HK)$$HSXIAMI@EP2604A.P (22196.HK)$$SG#XIAMIRP2812Q.P (61638.HK)$
1. Hang Seng Index: Bullish investors believe that the market will continue to rise tomorrow, wiping out 4,000 bear contracts and targeting 27,200. On the other hand, some bearish investors think it won't hold above 27,000 and prefer to take profit now, then overnight buy back bear contracts with a recovery price of 27,200. Simon: Hello everyone, January 14 is here again to review today’s Hong Kong stock market situation. You can see that the overall trend of the Hang Seng Index is like this — on January 14, the Hang Seng Index just filled up to 26,999 points, which is quite an interesting figure. During trading, it once rose to 27,000 points, but ultimately failed to hold steady, leaving the closing price as a cliffhanger for everyone. Will it break through 27,000 points tomorrow? After all, January 14 closed exactly at 26,999 points, just one step away from 27,000. Of course, investors have different views. Those who are optimistic may think that the market will continue to rise tomorrow, possibly even reaching 27,200 points. However, there are also investors who believe that since it couldn’t stay above 27,000 based on today's closing price, they might choose to purchase some call warrants to make arrangements. Actually, in the market, where there are bulls, there are bears; this is very normal, and I’ve always said so. Whether you're bullish or bearish, the most important thing is that if you really plan to buy bull contracts or call warrants, you must understand where the risks lie. In terms of resistance levels, it is around 27,300 points. If it can break through 27,300 points, there’s a chance it could rise to 27,900...
1. Hang Seng Index: Bullish investors believe that the market will continue to rise tomorrow, wiping out 4,000 bear contracts and targeting 27,200. On the other hand, some bearish investors think it won't hold above 27,000 and prefer to take profit now, then overnight buy back bear contracts with a recovery price of 27,200. Simon: Hello everyone, January 14 is here again to review today’s Hong Kong stock market situation. You can see that the overall trend of the Hang Seng Index is like this — on January 14, the Hang Seng Index just filled up to 26,999 points, which is quite an interesting figure. During trading, it once rose to 27,000 points, but ultimately failed to hold steady, leaving the closing price as a cliffhanger for everyone. Will it break through 27,000 points tomorrow? After all, January 14 closed exactly at 26,999 points, just one step away from 27,000. Of course, investors have different views. Those who are optimistic may think that the market will continue to rise tomorrow, possibly even reaching 27,200 points. However, there are also investors who believe that since it couldn’t stay above 27,000 based on today's closing price, they might choose to purchase some call warrants to make arrangements. Actually, in the market, where there are bulls, there are bears; this is very normal, and I’ve always said so. Whether you're bullish or bearish, the most important thing is that if you really plan to buy bull contracts or call warrants, you must understand where the risks lie. In terms of resistance levels, it is around 27,300 points. If it can break through 27,300 points, there’s a chance it could rise to 27,900...
4、 Wuxi Bio (02269.HK): Investors consider anything below 40 a bargain, what’s the upside target?
Simon: Wuxi Bio's recent performance has been quite impressive! After entering 2026, we can say the stock price has fully rebounded. It was consolidating at lower levels for nearly two months, but once 2026 began, it started climbing from around 31 yuan to a high of 40.4 yuan on January 14th, closing exactly at 40 yuan. In just half a month, the share price rose by almost 10 yuan — a very strong trend.
Some investors are asking, if Wuxi Bio continues to rise, where could it go? Looking at resistance levels, roughly around 40.4 yuan, and if it breaks through that, it might head towards 45.5 yuan, which you can use as a reference. However, I must remind everyone that although Wuxi Bio’s stock movement is strong, technical signals currently show more “sell” indicators. Therefore, there may be some short-term adjustments in the share price, which you should keep in mind. $BI-WUXI@EC2611A.C (22714.HK)$$HS#WUXI RC2609A.C (56252.HK)$$UB#WUXI RC2609B.C (56708.HK)$$HS-WUXI@EC2611A.C (22919.HK)$
1. Hang Seng Index: Bullish investors believe that the market will continue to rise tomorrow, wiping out 4,000 bear contracts and targeting 27,200. On the other hand, some bearish investors think it won't hold above 27,000 and prefer to take profit now, then overnight buy back bear contracts with a recovery price of 27,200. Simon: Hello everyone, January 14 is here again to review today’s Hong Kong stock market situation. You can see that the overall trend of the Hang Seng Index is like this — on January 14, the Hang Seng Index just filled up to 26,999 points, which is quite an interesting figure. During trading, it once rose to 27,000 points, but ultimately failed to hold steady, leaving the closing price as a cliffhanger for everyone. Will it break through 27,000 points tomorrow? After all, January 14 closed exactly at 26,999 points, just one step away from 27,000. Of course, investors have different views. Those who are optimistic may think that the market will continue to rise tomorrow, possibly even reaching 27,200 points. However, there are also investors who believe that since it couldn’t stay above 27,000 based on today's closing price, they might choose to purchase some call warrants to make arrangements. Actually, in the market, where there are bulls, there are bears; this is very normal, and I’ve always said so. Whether you're bullish or bearish, the most important thing is that if you really plan to buy bull contracts or call warrants, you must understand where the risks lie. In terms of resistance levels, it is around 27,300 points. If it can break through 27,300 points, there’s a chance it could rise to 27,900...
1. Hang Seng Index: Bullish investors believe that the market will continue to rise tomorrow, wiping out 4,000 bear contracts and targeting 27,200. On the other hand, some bearish investors think it won't hold above 27,000 and prefer to take profit now, then overnight buy back bear contracts with a recovery price of 27,200. Simon: Hello everyone, January 14 is here again to review today’s Hong Kong stock market situation. You can see that the overall trend of the Hang Seng Index is like this — on January 14, the Hang Seng Index just filled up to 26,999 points, which is quite an interesting figure. During trading, it once rose to 27,000 points, but ultimately failed to hold steady, leaving the closing price as a cliffhanger for everyone. Will it break through 27,000 points tomorrow? After all, January 14 closed exactly at 26,999 points, just one step away from 27,000. Of course, investors have different views. Those who are optimistic may think that the market will continue to rise tomorrow, possibly even reaching 27,200 points. However, there are also investors who believe that since it couldn’t stay above 27,000 based on today's closing price, they might choose to purchase some call warrants to make arrangements. Actually, in the market, where there are bulls, there are bears; this is very normal, and I’ve always said so. Whether you're bullish or bearish, the most important thing is that if you really plan to buy bull contracts or call warrants, you must understand where the risks lie. In terms of resistance levels, it is around 27,300 points. If it can break through 27,300 points, there’s a chance it could rise to 27,900...
5 、Trip.Com-S (09961.HK): Is the sharp drop in share price a buying opportunity?
Simon: Trip.Com’s share price on January 14th saw a significant drop, which was quite shocking. The decline is an established fact, but I won’t dwell on the reasons. What I want to highlight is that along with the sharp fall, trading volume also increased significantly compared to November and December of last year. Today’s trading volume is clearly much higher, which isn’t a good sign. Trip.Com closed today at about 569.5 yuan, basically near its lows, with all negative factors manifesting today.
Some investors are asking whether the sudden plunge presents a chance to start deploying, either through buying shares or call warrants. After a sharp adjustment like this, it’s natural for investors to wonder about bottom-fishing opportunities. But based on technical summaries, the signal remains “neutral,” without a clear direction. Although today’s drop was significant, the subsequent trend isn’t yet visible, so I suggest waiting a couple of days to see if Trip.Com’s price direction becomes clearer before considering entry.
After all, given today’s heavy losses, no one can say for sure whether there’s still room for further correction. If you rush to buy now and the price continues to drop, you’ll need to hold your position for a while. To avoid this situation, it’s better to wait until the stock shows signs of stabilizing before considering a purchase. Since current technical indicators don’t provide a clear direction, I advise investors to stay on the sidelines a bit longer. If you’re betting on a rebound, observing for a little longer wouldn’t hurt. $BI-TRIP@EC2610A.C (17444.HK)$$UB-TRIP@EC2610A.C (17888.HK)$$UB#TRIP RC2604E.C (68002.HK)$
1. Hang Seng Index: Bullish investors believe that the market will continue to rise tomorrow, wiping out 4,000 bear contracts and targeting 27,200. On the other hand, some bearish investors think it won't hold above 27,000 and prefer to take profit now, then overnight buy back bear contracts with a recovery price of 27,200. Simon: Hello everyone, January 14 is here again to review today’s Hong Kong stock market situation. You can see that the overall trend of the Hang Seng Index is like this — on January 14, the Hang Seng Index just filled up to 26,999 points, which is quite an interesting figure. During trading, it once rose to 27,000 points, but ultimately failed to hold steady, leaving the closing price as a cliffhanger for everyone. Will it break through 27,000 points tomorrow? After all, January 14 closed exactly at 26,999 points, just one step away from 27,000. Of course, investors have different views. Those who are optimistic may think that the market will continue to rise tomorrow, possibly even reaching 27,200 points. However, there are also investors who believe that since it couldn’t stay above 27,000 based on today's closing price, they might choose to purchase some call warrants to make arrangements. Actually, in the market, where there are bulls, there are bears; this is very normal, and I’ve always said so. Whether you're bullish or bearish, the most important thing is that if you really plan to buy bull contracts or call warrants, you must understand where the risks lie. In terms of resistance levels, it is around 27,300 points. If it can break through 27,300 points, there’s a chance it could rise to 27,900...
1. Hang Seng Index: Bullish investors believe that the market will continue to rise tomorrow, wiping out 4,000 bear contracts and targeting 27,200. On the other hand, some bearish investors think it won't hold above 27,000 and prefer to take profit now, then overnight buy back bear contracts with a recovery price of 27,200. Simon: Hello everyone, January 14 is here again to review today’s Hong Kong stock market situation. You can see that the overall trend of the Hang Seng Index is like this — on January 14, the Hang Seng Index just filled up to 26,999 points, which is quite an interesting figure. During trading, it once rose to 27,000 points, but ultimately failed to hold steady, leaving the closing price as a cliffhanger for everyone. Will it break through 27,000 points tomorrow? After all, January 14 closed exactly at 26,999 points, just one step away from 27,000. Of course, investors have different views. Those who are optimistic may think that the market will continue to rise tomorrow, possibly even reaching 27,200 points. However, there are also investors who believe that since it couldn’t stay above 27,000 based on today's closing price, they might choose to purchase some call warrants to make arrangements. Actually, in the market, where there are bulls, there are bears; this is very normal, and I’ve always said so. Whether you're bullish or bearish, the most important thing is that if you really plan to buy bull contracts or call warrants, you must understand where the risks lie. In terms of resistance levels, it is around 27,300 points. If it can break through 27,300 points, there’s a chance it could rise to 27,900...
6. Ali Health (00241.HK): Has today marked the peak? Will prices likely trend downward tomorrow or next week? Some investors have flipped to open Put options.
Simon: Ali Health’s performance on January 14th was the opposite of Trip.Com’s, quite remarkable! The stock surged suddenly today, peaking at 7.91 yuan, and closed at 7.78 yuan. Looking back over the past few trading sessions, Ali Health had been steadily climbing, but today’s gain was particularly rapid. Trading volume also notably expanded compared to previous periods. Rising prices accompanied by high volumes are usually a positive sign for continued upward momentum.
However, investors remain relatively rational. Some are asking whether Ali Health’s strong performance might lead to a short-term pullback, with some already starting to deploy Put warrants. Based on technical analysis, there are indeed more “sell” signals, as today’s surge has broken through Bollinger Bands’ tops on daily, weekly, and even monthly charts. Hence, expecting some short-term profit-taking is a reasonable assumption, aligning with investor sentiment. Of course, this doesn’t guarantee a correction tomorrow (January 15th), but short-term adjustments are highly possible, which you can take as a reference.
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1. Hang Seng Index: Bullish investors believe that the market will continue to rise tomorrow, wiping out 4,000 bear contracts and targeting 27,200. On the other hand, some bearish investors think it won't hold above 27,000 and prefer to take profit now, then overnight buy back bear contracts with a recovery price of 27,200. Simon: Hello everyone, January 14 is here again to review today’s Hong Kong stock market situation. You can see that the overall trend of the Hang Seng Index is like this — on January 14, the Hang Seng Index just filled up to 26,999 points, which is quite an interesting figure. During trading, it once rose to 27,000 points, but ultimately failed to hold steady, leaving the closing price as a cliffhanger for everyone. Will it break through 27,000 points tomorrow? After all, January 14 closed exactly at 26,999 points, just one step away from 27,000. Of course, investors have different views. Those who are optimistic may think that the market will continue to rise tomorrow, possibly even reaching 27,200 points. However, there are also investors who believe that since it couldn’t stay above 27,000 based on today's closing price, they might choose to purchase some call warrants to make arrangements. Actually, in the market, where there are bulls, there are bears; this is very normal, and I’ve always said so. Whether you're bullish or bearish, the most important thing is that if you really plan to buy bull contracts or call warrants, you must understand where the risks lie. In terms of resistance levels, it is around 27,300 points. If it can break through 27,300 points, there’s a chance it could rise to 27,900...
1. Hang Seng Index: Bullish investors believe that the market will continue to rise tomorrow, wiping out 4,000 bear contracts and targeting 27,200. On the other hand, some bearish investors think it won't hold above 27,000 and prefer to take profit now, then overnight buy back bear contracts with a recovery price of 27,200. Simon: Hello everyone, January 14 is here again to review today’s Hong Kong stock market situation. You can see that the overall trend of the Hang Seng Index is like this — on January 14, the Hang Seng Index just filled up to 26,999 points, which is quite an interesting figure. During trading, it once rose to 27,000 points, but ultimately failed to hold steady, leaving the closing price as a cliffhanger for everyone. Will it break through 27,000 points tomorrow? After all, January 14 closed exactly at 26,999 points, just one step away from 27,000. Of course, investors have different views. Those who are optimistic may think that the market will continue to rise tomorrow, possibly even reaching 27,200 points. However, there are also investors who believe that since it couldn’t stay above 27,000 based on today's closing price, they might choose to purchase some call warrants to make arrangements. Actually, in the market, where there are bulls, there are bears; this is very normal, and I’ve always said so. Whether you're bullish or bearish, the most important thing is that if you really plan to buy bull contracts or call warrants, you must understand where the risks lie. In terms of resistance levels, it is around 27,300 points. If it can break through 27,300 points, there’s a chance it could rise to 27,900...
That’s all for today's (January 14th) sharing. If you want to know more about other individual stocks or have any questions about products, feel free to leave us a message or communicate with us. Tomorrow (January 15th), we will share the latest updates on Hong Kong stocks. Thank you for listening, and goodbye!
Disclaimer: This article does not constitute any investment advice.
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