[Warrant Perspective] Technical signals show a tug-of-war between bulls and bears, with the Hang Seng Index continuing its volatile pattern.

On January 20th, $Hang Seng Index (800000.HK)$

The Hang Seng Index closed at 26,487.51 points, down 0.29% for the day, with a trading volume of 237.766 billion yuan, showing an overall weak and volatile pattern. From a technical indicator perspective, multiple volatility indicators for the day were balanced. The RSI index was 55, in the neutral zone, while the Williams %R, Stochastic Oscillator, and CCI all gave 'neutral' signals, reflecting intense market competition between buyers and sellers without forming a clear trend. Indicators such as MACD, Bollinger Bands, and ADX issued 'buy' signals, whereas the Ichimoku Cloud indicated 'sell'. The intertwined bullish and bearish signals further confirm the volatile nature.

During the January 20th [BOC Guest] session, Niki Zhu, Director of BOC International, mentioned the Hang Seng Index's trend, which indeed retreated to near 26,300 points, confirming the market’s digestion pressure at the 27,000-point level. After all, the Hang Seng Index surged past 27,000 points only to retrace its gains within a few days, indicating that funds lacked cohesion, making it difficult to push the index higher continuously. The key now is whether the 26,400-point level can hold. If it does, there may be a weak rebound; if not, testing support at 25,800 points is highly likely, and the short-term volatile rhythm remains unchanged.

On January 20, the technology sector dragged down the market performance, while the financial sector showed slight support; technical indicators displayed significant divergence:

In terms of technology stocks, Tencent (00700) closed at 601.00 yuan, falling 1.48%, dropping below MA10, MA30, and MA60 moving averages. With an RSI of just 42, it is in a neutral-to-weak region, highlighting significant weakness. Meituan (03690) also had a bleak performance, closing at 97.35 yuan, down 1.17%, similarly failing to hold above three major moving averages. An RSI of 41 further confirms short-term weakness.

Financial stocks showed noticeable divergence. HSBC (00005) closed at 128.40 yuan, up 1.10%, holding steady above all key moving averages. However, with an RSI of 69 nearing overbought territory, the overall signal suggests 'sell'. Ping An (02318) rose 0.88% to 69.00 yuan, also maintaining stability above moving averages but facing overbought pressure, with the signal also being 'sell'.

Notably, Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (00388) and China Mobile (00941) issued 'buy' signals. China Mobile’s RSI dropped to 22, entering oversold territory, suggesting potential for rebound momentum. AIA, CCB, and ICBC maintained 'neutral' signals, indicating an overall lack of clear direction in the market.

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Do you think the Hang Seng Index can hold above 26,400 points? A. Definitely, strong support; B. It's uncertain, likely to test 25,800 points; C. Hard to say, let’s wait and see. Among today's blue chips, which one are you most focused on? Come to the comment section and share your thoughts.

Disclaimer: This article does not constitute any investment advice.

This article is for reference only and does not constitute any investment advice. The market data, opinions, and analysis contained herein may change at any time without prior notice. We shall not be liable for any loss or damage arising from reliance on the information in this article. Technical analysis merely indicates whether certain technical conditions are met; a comprehensive evaluation of asset performance should incorporate additional data. Trading decisions should not be based solely on the content of this article. Please note that past performance is not indicative of future results.

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