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wrote a column · Jan 15 14:23

[Warrant Perspective] Pop Mart (09992)! Does the technical indicator hide a rebound signal? How to deploy warrants, bull and bear certificates?

Today (January 15), Pop Mart (09992) is trading at HKD 188.7, down 1.72% for the day, showing an adjustment pattern. However, looking at the technicals, although the stock price is temporarily restricted below the MA10 (HKD 195.48) and MA30 (HKD 197.84), the probability of an uptrend remains at 0.56. In addition, multiple indicators are signaling 'potential oversold conditions forming a bottom,' meaning this sharp drop might actually be hiding a rebound opportunity.
In terms of support and resistance levels, short-term attention should be paid to the support level at HKD 184.5; if it holds firm, it may buffer the downward trend. Below that is the second support level at HKD 174.5, which acts as a deeper defense line. Resistance levels start at HKD 199.2, near the MA10, and breaking through could challenge the second resistance level at HKD 208. Notably, the 5-day volatility has reached 8.5%, indicating significant recent fluctuations, so investors should prepare for potential turbulence.
Reviewing product performance, last week (January 9), two bearish certificates stood out: Societe Generale Bear Certificate 63500 and HSBC Bear Certificate 64746, both rising 13% just two days after listing, reflecting the market's strong bearish sentiment and benefiting from the stock’s decline. However, the current situation is different, as technical indicators show divergence, making blind bearish bets potentially risky.
Today (January 15), Pop Mart (09992) is trading at HKD 188.7, down 1.72% for the day, showing an adjustment pattern. However, looking at the technicals, although the stock price is temporarily restricted below the MA10 (HKD 195.48) and MA30 (HKD 197.84), the probability of an uptrend remains at 0.56. In addition, multiple indicators are signaling 'potential oversold conditions forming a bottom,' meaning this sharp drop might actually be hiding a rebound opportunity. In terms of support and resistance levels, short-term attention should be paid to the support level at HKD 184.5; if it holds firm, it may buffer the downward trend. Below that is the second support level at HKD 174.5, which acts as a deeper defense line. Resistance levels start at HKD 199.2, near the MA10, and breaking through could challenge the second resistance level at HKD 208. Notably, the 5-day volatility has reached 8.5%, indicating significant recent fluctuations, so investors should prepare for potential turbulence. Reviewing product performance, last week (January 9), two bearish certificates stood out: Societe Generale Bear Certificate 63500 and HSBC Bear Certificate 64746, both rising 13% just two days after listing, reflecting the market's strong bearish sentiment and benefiting from the stock’s decline. However, the current situation is different, as technical indicators show divergence, making blind bearish bets potentially risky. When discussing opportunities in warrants and bull/bear certificates, it's essential to understand your own perspective and risk tolerance. If you're optimistic about future trends and want to bet on a rebound, consider call warrants such as Societe Generale Call Warrant 17132 with 3x leverage...
When discussing opportunities in warrants and bull/bear certificates, it's essential to understand your own perspective and risk tolerance. If you're optimistic about future trends and want to bet on a rebound, consider call warrants such as Societe Generale Call Warrant 17132 with 3x leverage, an exercise price of HKD 220, offering the lowest implied volatility and high leverage, suitable for efficiency-seeking investors; BOC Call Warrant 17259 $BIPOMRT@EC2612A.C (17259.HK)$ , both leverage and implied volatility are ideal, with a strike price of 220.2 yuan, making it an aggressive choice. For a more conservative approach, the bull certificate from UBS Group 67949 can be selected.$UB#POMRTRC2606D.C (67949.HK)$ , with 5x leverage, a recovery price of 160 yuan, the lowest premium, and high actual leverage; HSBC bull certificate 57138 offers 5.2x leverage, a recovery price of 161 yuan, low premium, and stronger defense.
For short-term bearish views, put warrants include Bank of China 23340$BIPOMRT@EP2607A.P (23340.HK)$ and UBS Group 22558$UBPOMRT@EP2607A.P (22558.HK)$ , offering 3.3x leverage, a strike price of 162.82 yuan, reasonable implied volatility, suitable for capturing pullbacks; bear certificates recommended include UBS Group bear certificate 57084 and Societe Generale bear certificate 57345, with leverage as high as 5.6x, a recovery price of 220 yuan, the highest actual leverage combined with low premium, and explosive potential if the stock price faces resistance. Remember, the leverage effect of CBBCs is significant, always set stop-losses and avoid betting everything on one move.
In terms of technical indicators summary, although RSI (42) shows neutral to weak, momentum oscillators and MACD indicate a sell bias, Williams %R indicates 'oversold,' stochastic oscillator issues buy signals in oversold territory, and the ROC indicator suggests 'possible bottoming out after excessive decline.' Additionally, VR trading ratio, Ichimoku Cloud, and Bollinger Bands all point to buying, leading to a technical summary signal of 'buy' (strength 11). Looking ahead in the short term, if support at 184.5 yuan holds, coupled with rebound momentum, challenging resistance at 199.2 yuan is expected; otherwise, a break below could lead to testing support at 174.5 yuan.
Today (January 15), Pop Mart (09992) is trading at HKD 188.7, down 1.72% for the day, showing an adjustment pattern. However, looking at the technicals, although the stock price is temporarily restricted below the MA10 (HKD 195.48) and MA30 (HKD 197.84), the probability of an uptrend remains at 0.56. In addition, multiple indicators are signaling 'potential oversold conditions forming a bottom,' meaning this sharp drop might actually be hiding a rebound opportunity. In terms of support and resistance levels, short-term attention should be paid to the support level at HKD 184.5; if it holds firm, it may buffer the downward trend. Below that is the second support level at HKD 174.5, which acts as a deeper defense line. Resistance levels start at HKD 199.2, near the MA10, and breaking through could challenge the second resistance level at HKD 208. Notably, the 5-day volatility has reached 8.5%, indicating significant recent fluctuations, so investors should prepare for potential turbulence. Reviewing product performance, last week (January 9), two bearish certificates stood out: Societe Generale Bear Certificate 63500 and HSBC Bear Certificate 64746, both rising 13% just two days after listing, reflecting the market's strong bearish sentiment and benefiting from the stock’s decline. However, the current situation is different, as technical indicators show divergence, making blind bearish bets potentially risky. When discussing opportunities in warrants and bull/bear certificates, it's essential to understand your own perspective and risk tolerance. If you're optimistic about future trends and want to bet on a rebound, consider call warrants such as Societe Generale Call Warrant 17132 with 3x leverage...
Today (January 15), Pop Mart (09992) is trading at HKD 188.7, down 1.72% for the day, showing an adjustment pattern. However, looking at the technicals, although the stock price is temporarily restricted below the MA10 (HKD 195.48) and MA30 (HKD 197.84), the probability of an uptrend remains at 0.56. In addition, multiple indicators are signaling 'potential oversold conditions forming a bottom,' meaning this sharp drop might actually be hiding a rebound opportunity. In terms of support and resistance levels, short-term attention should be paid to the support level at HKD 184.5; if it holds firm, it may buffer the downward trend. Below that is the second support level at HKD 174.5, which acts as a deeper defense line. Resistance levels start at HKD 199.2, near the MA10, and breaking through could challenge the second resistance level at HKD 208. Notably, the 5-day volatility has reached 8.5%, indicating significant recent fluctuations, so investors should prepare for potential turbulence. Reviewing product performance, last week (January 9), two bearish certificates stood out: Societe Generale Bear Certificate 63500 and HSBC Bear Certificate 64746, both rising 13% just two days after listing, reflecting the market's strong bearish sentiment and benefiting from the stock’s decline. However, the current situation is different, as technical indicators show divergence, making blind bearish bets potentially risky. When discussing opportunities in warrants and bull/bear certificates, it's essential to understand your own perspective and risk tolerance. If you're optimistic about future trends and want to bet on a rebound, consider call warrants such as Societe Generale Call Warrant 17132 with 3x leverage...
Ultimately, investing is never solely about data but also market sentiment and company fundamentals. What’s Pop Mart’s recent product innovation pace? Do you think their IP craze can continue? Also, when faced with conflicting technical signals, would you lean toward believing in an 'oversold bounce' or 'moving average suppression'? Or, when playing CBBCs, do you prefer using high leverage for short-term bets, or choosing low premiums for stability? Feel free to share your thoughts in the comments section so we can exchange ideas!
This article does not constitute any investment advice. It is provided for reference only and does not constitute investment advice.
Market data, views, and analysis contained herein are subject to change without prior notice. We shall not be liable for any loss or damage caused by reliance on the information in this article. Technical analysis only shows whether certain technical conditions are met; asset performance should be comprehensively evaluated with additional information. Trading decisions should not be made solely based on this article. Please note that past performance is not indicative of future results.
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