[Warrant Perspective] Hang Seng Index in sideways consolidation, analyzing the game and opportunities of derivatives

On January 22, $Hang Seng Index (800000.HK)$

The index closed at 26,629 points, slightly up by 0.17% on the day, with limited overall movement, continuing to show a sideways consolidation pattern around the 26,600-point level.

In our 【HK Stock Broadcast】, we also commented on the Hang Seng Index: From a technical perspective, sell signals currently have a slight advantage, with 8 sell signals and 6 buy signals appearing, reflecting that short-term market sentiment is leaning cautious. On the support side, the primary support is near the 26,000-point level; if it breaks below effectively, the next target might be 25,700 points. Regarding resistance, 26,666 points has become the key short-term technical resistance, while 27,080 points and 27,400 points are further pressure levels above. Market divergence is evident, with some investors optimistic about future potential, continuously buying nearby bull contracts; others are deploying bearish products near the 26,666-point resistance level, indicating normal market dynamics of bulls vs bears.

On January 22nd, there was a mixed performance within the tech sector. Alibaba (09988) slightly rose by 0.98%, closing at HKD 164.8, higher than its MA10 (HKD 160.86), with RSI reaching 63, indicating strength. However, the summarized technical signal is "neutral" with an intensity of "strong sell", showing conflicting signals that need attention. Tencent Holdings (00700) dropped 0.83% to close at HKD 597.5, while Meituan (03690) fell 0.31% to close at HKD 97.0. Both closed below their MA10 and MA30, but Meituan received a "strong buy" signal, contrasting with its price decline.

The financial sector showed mixed performance. HSBC Holdings (00005) increased by 1.17% to close at HKD 129.7, higher than its MA10 and MA30, but with RSI reaching 70, entering the overbought zone, and technical signals indicating "strong sell", short-term overbought risk needs attention. Ping An (02318) saw a more significant drop, falling 2.34% to close at HKD 66.9, below its MA10 and MA30. China Construction Bank (00939), China Mobile (00941), and Sunny Optical (02382) all recorded declines, but each received a "strong buy" signal, requiring cross-verification with overall market conditions and other indicators.

Review and Selection of Warrants and Bull/Bear Contracts

(1) Review of Previous Products

Looking back at the two UBS bull contracts for the Hang Seng Index recommended on January 20th, they performed exceptionally well. UBS bull contract (62648) surged by 10% over two days, while UBS bull contract (62270) gained 8% in two days, compared to only a 0.54% increase for the corresponding Hang Seng Index stocks during the same period, highlighting the leverage effect of derivative products. However, note that this represents historical data and does not guarantee future performance.

(II) Featured Product Recommendations

Considering the current sideways volatility and mixed sentiment in the Hang Seng Index (HSI), we have selected two call warrants for investors' reference. Meanwhile, we remind you that derivatives carry higher investment risks and should align with your risk tolerance.

1. BOC Call Warrant (23128): Leverage of 13.4x, strike price at 28,341 points. The core advantage of this product is its lowest implied volatility while maintaining high leverage, making it relatively controllable in terms of volatility risk in volatile markets. It's suitable for investors who are moderately bullish on the future market outlook and seek cost-effectiveness.

2. JPMorgan Call Warrant (22977): Leverage of 12.6x, strike price at 28,200 points. This product offers the highest leverage and the lowest premium within the selected range. Investors expecting significant upward movement in the market should pay close attention, though high leverage comes with high volatility, necessitating close monitoring of market changes.

Do you think the Hang Seng Index can break through the resistance level of 26,666 points? A. Yes B. No C. Let’s wait and see if it fluctuates first?

In a volatile market, do you prefer high-leverage or low-volatility CBBCs (Callable Bull/Bear Contracts)? A. High-leverage B. Low-volatility C. Avoid CBBCs altogether?

Feel free to leave your thoughts in the comments section.

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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