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wrote a column · Mar 5 08:56

March 4th [Hong Kong Stock Podcast] Hang Seng Index, Xiaomi, NetEase, AIA, Chalco, SMIC

1. Hang Seng Index $Hang Seng Index (800000.HK)$ Trend Analysis: Investors hold divergent views, but technical signals suggest buying
Simon: First, let's focus on today’s performance of the Hang Seng Index. The Hang Seng Index continued to show weakness today, closing at 25,249 points, and once dropped below the 25,000-point level during trading, hitting a low of 24,958 points. Market investors are divided in their opinions. Some bullish investors believe that after three consecutive days of declines, there may be a small rebound opportunity tomorrow, thus paying attention to bull certificates with a recovery price at 24,800 points. On the other hand, more cautious investors feel that the index must first stabilize above the 25,400-point level to confirm a strengthening trend, and until the trend becomes clear, they remain bearish and hold bear certificates. In the short term, market sentiment indeed appears pessimistic.
Based on the summary of technical signals, buy signals for the Hang Seng Index currently have a slight advantage, showing an overall bullish bias. Specific data shows nine buy signals versus five sell signals, with short-term technical indicators leaning towards bullishness. However, it is important to remind investors that although there are more buy signals, they do not yet indicate a strong buy signal. Investors looking to add positions or open new positions should keep this in mind.
For short-term investors planning to deploy CBBCs, bull certificates, or bear certificates, here are reference support and resistance levels to assist in selecting corresponding products’ recovery prices. Currently, the short-term support level for the Hang Seng Index is around 24,600 points. If this position is breached, the broader market is likely to test the next support level at 23,700 points. Given the recent high market volatility, investors choosing bull certificates should consider products with relatively distant recovery prices to reduce the risk of being forcibly recovered before the anticipated direction is confirmed. For instance, based on the support level, products with a recovery price near 24,000 points can be considered. In the market, bull certificates with a recovery price at 24,300 points offer a leverage ratio of approximately 26 to 27 times; while products with recovery prices at 24,200 or even 24,000 points provide leverage of around 22 times. Although the leverage is slightly lower, these products allow for a buffer of several hundred points, reducing the likelihood of being prematurely recovered. If the 24,600-point support level is unfortunately broken, the next support will be at 23,700 points, allowing investors to filter suitable products accordingly.
On the resistance level side, due to the large fluctuations in the market recently, the short-term resistance level calculated based on recent trading data is around 26,200 points, approximately 1,000 points away from the current price. Investors can use this as a reference. $BI#HSI RP2804W.P (65611.HK)$$BI#HSI RP2803V.P (60265.HK)$$DEEWIN (02418.HK)$$JP-HSI @EP2605A.P (22976.HK)$
1. Hang Seng Index $Hang Seng Index (800000.HK)$ Trend Analysis: Investors hold divergent views, but technical signals suggest buying Simon: First, let's focus on today’s performance of the Hang Seng Index. The Hang Seng Index continued to show weakness today, closing at 25,249 points, and once dropped below the 25,000-point level during trading, hitting a low of 24,958 points. Market investors are divided in their opinions. Some bullish investors believe that after three consecutive days of declines, there may be a small rebound opportunity tomorrow, thus paying attention to bull certificates with a recovery price at 24,800 points. On the other hand, more cautious investors feel that the index must first stabilize above the 25,400-point level to confirm a strengthening trend, and until the trend becomes clear, they remain bearish and hold bear certificates. In the short term, market sentiment indeed appears pessimistic. Based on the summary of technical signals, buy signals for the Hang Seng Index currently have a slight advantage, showing an overall bullish bias. Specific data shows nine buy signals versus five sell signals, with short-term technical indicators leaning towards bullishness. However, it is important to remind investors that although there are more buy signals, they do not yet indicate a strong buy signal. Investors looking to add positions or open new positions should keep this in mind. For short-term investors planning to deploy CBBCs, bull certificates, or bear certificates, here are reference support and resistance levels to assist in selecting corresponding products’ recovery prices. Currently, the short-term support level for the Hang Seng Index is around 24,600 points. If this position is breached, the broader market is likely to test the next support level at 23,700...
1. Hang Seng Index $Hang Seng Index (800000.HK)$ Trend Analysis: Investors hold divergent views, but technical signals suggest buying Simon: First, let's focus on today’s performance of the Hang Seng Index. The Hang Seng Index continued to show weakness today, closing at 25,249 points, and once dropped below the 25,000-point level during trading, hitting a low of 24,958 points. Market investors are divided in their opinions. Some bullish investors believe that after three consecutive days of declines, there may be a small rebound opportunity tomorrow, thus paying attention to bull certificates with a recovery price at 24,800 points. On the other hand, more cautious investors feel that the index must first stabilize above the 25,400-point level to confirm a strengthening trend, and until the trend becomes clear, they remain bearish and hold bear certificates. In the short term, market sentiment indeed appears pessimistic. Based on the summary of technical signals, buy signals for the Hang Seng Index currently have a slight advantage, showing an overall bullish bias. Specific data shows nine buy signals versus five sell signals, with short-term technical indicators leaning towards bullishness. However, it is important to remind investors that although there are more buy signals, they do not yet indicate a strong buy signal. Investors looking to add positions or open new positions should keep this in mind. For short-term investors planning to deploy CBBCs, bull certificates, or bear certificates, here are reference support and resistance levels to assist in selecting corresponding products’ recovery prices. Currently, the short-term support level for the Hang Seng Index is around 24,600 points. If this position is breached, the broader market is likely to test the next support level at 23,700...
2. Xiaomi Group (01810.HK) $XIAOMI-W (01810.HK)$ : The stock price holds steady at HKD 32, rebound target under focus
Simon: The share price of Xiaomi Group has been on an overall downward trend from the beginning of the year until now. Today's (4th) closing price was exactly HKD 32, with an intraday low of HKD 31.2. Although there was a slight rebound today, the overall trend has not reversed. Investors interested in taking positions are watching to see if the stock can stabilize above HKD 32 and what the next resistance level might be. From a technical analysis perspective, the first resistance level is approximately HKD 34.4, and if it breaks through that, it may test the HKD 36 level.
Summarizing short-term technical signals, Xiaomi is currently dominated by strong buy signals, with 13 buy signals and only 4 sell signals, indicating that buy signals hold an overwhelming majority, which investors may refer to. In the warrant market, some investors continue to hold bearish contracts for Xiaomi. For those considering following suit, attention must be paid to choosing the right strike price. Based on the mentioned resistance levels of HKD 34.4 and HKD 36, selecting bearish products with a strike price around HKD 40 carries a relatively lower risk of being called back in the short term. $BIXIAMI@EP2606B.P (13235.HK)$$UBXIAMI@EP2605A.P (23061.HK)$$MS#XIAMIRP2812C.P (59757.HK)$$SG#XIAMIRP28121.P (59190.HK)$
1. Hang Seng Index $Hang Seng Index (800000.HK)$ Trend Analysis: Investors hold divergent views, but technical signals suggest buying Simon: First, let's focus on today’s performance of the Hang Seng Index. The Hang Seng Index continued to show weakness today, closing at 25,249 points, and once dropped below the 25,000-point level during trading, hitting a low of 24,958 points. Market investors are divided in their opinions. Some bullish investors believe that after three consecutive days of declines, there may be a small rebound opportunity tomorrow, thus paying attention to bull certificates with a recovery price at 24,800 points. On the other hand, more cautious investors feel that the index must first stabilize above the 25,400-point level to confirm a strengthening trend, and until the trend becomes clear, they remain bearish and hold bear certificates. In the short term, market sentiment indeed appears pessimistic. Based on the summary of technical signals, buy signals for the Hang Seng Index currently have a slight advantage, showing an overall bullish bias. Specific data shows nine buy signals versus five sell signals, with short-term technical indicators leaning towards bullishness. However, it is important to remind investors that although there are more buy signals, they do not yet indicate a strong buy signal. Investors looking to add positions or open new positions should keep this in mind. For short-term investors planning to deploy CBBCs, bull certificates, or bear certificates, here are reference support and resistance levels to assist in selecting corresponding products’ recovery prices. Currently, the short-term support level for the Hang Seng Index is around 24,600 points. If this position is breached, the broader market is likely to test the next support level at 23,700...
1. Hang Seng Index $Hang Seng Index (800000.HK)$ Trend Analysis: Investors hold divergent views, but technical signals suggest buying Simon: First, let's focus on today’s performance of the Hang Seng Index. The Hang Seng Index continued to show weakness today, closing at 25,249 points, and once dropped below the 25,000-point level during trading, hitting a low of 24,958 points. Market investors are divided in their opinions. Some bullish investors believe that after three consecutive days of declines, there may be a small rebound opportunity tomorrow, thus paying attention to bull certificates with a recovery price at 24,800 points. On the other hand, more cautious investors feel that the index must first stabilize above the 25,400-point level to confirm a strengthening trend, and until the trend becomes clear, they remain bearish and hold bear certificates. In the short term, market sentiment indeed appears pessimistic. Based on the summary of technical signals, buy signals for the Hang Seng Index currently have a slight advantage, showing an overall bullish bias. Specific data shows nine buy signals versus five sell signals, with short-term technical indicators leaning towards bullishness. However, it is important to remind investors that although there are more buy signals, they do not yet indicate a strong buy signal. Investors looking to add positions or open new positions should keep this in mind. For short-term investors planning to deploy CBBCs, bull certificates, or bear certificates, here are reference support and resistance levels to assist in selecting corresponding products’ recovery prices. Currently, the short-term support level for the Hang Seng Index is around 24,600 points. If this position is breached, the broader market is likely to test the next support level at 23,700...
3. NetEase-S (09999.HK) $NTES-S (09999.HK)$ : Rising for two consecutive days against the market trend, can the uptrend be confirmed?
Simon: Compared to the weak performance of Hang Seng Index, NetEase’s recent trend has been relatively stable, with a small rebound recorded. Of course, from January until now, its cumulative stock price has fallen significantly, and the recent rebound only slightly eased the downtrend. Today (4th), NetEase closed at HKD 180.7, stabilizing above the HKD 180 mark.
For the stock price rising for two consecutive days, investors are paying attention to subsequent technical signals and upside targets. A summary of technical signals shows that NetEase is slightly bullish at present, with buy signals slightly dominating—there are 9 buy signals and 6 sell signals. Overall signal strength is weaker than Xiaomi’s and is only considered an initial buy signal, not yet strongly indicative. If the stock price continues upward, the first resistance level will be around HKD 190.2; if it can break through, it is expected to reclaim the HKD 200 level and further aim for HKD 203. $UB#NTES RC2604E.C (68651.HK)$$UB#NTES RC2612A.C (54539.HK)$
1. Hang Seng Index $Hang Seng Index (800000.HK)$ Trend Analysis: Investors hold divergent views, but technical signals suggest buying Simon: First, let's focus on today’s performance of the Hang Seng Index. The Hang Seng Index continued to show weakness today, closing at 25,249 points, and once dropped below the 25,000-point level during trading, hitting a low of 24,958 points. Market investors are divided in their opinions. Some bullish investors believe that after three consecutive days of declines, there may be a small rebound opportunity tomorrow, thus paying attention to bull certificates with a recovery price at 24,800 points. On the other hand, more cautious investors feel that the index must first stabilize above the 25,400-point level to confirm a strengthening trend, and until the trend becomes clear, they remain bearish and hold bear certificates. In the short term, market sentiment indeed appears pessimistic. Based on the summary of technical signals, buy signals for the Hang Seng Index currently have a slight advantage, showing an overall bullish bias. Specific data shows nine buy signals versus five sell signals, with short-term technical indicators leaning towards bullishness. However, it is important to remind investors that although there are more buy signals, they do not yet indicate a strong buy signal. Investors looking to add positions or open new positions should keep this in mind. For short-term investors planning to deploy CBBCs, bull certificates, or bear certificates, here are reference support and resistance levels to assist in selecting corresponding products’ recovery prices. Currently, the short-term support level for the Hang Seng Index is around 24,600 points. If this position is breached, the broader market is likely to test the next support level at 23,700...
1. Hang Seng Index $Hang Seng Index (800000.HK)$ Trend Analysis: Investors hold divergent views, but technical signals suggest buying Simon: First, let's focus on today’s performance of the Hang Seng Index. The Hang Seng Index continued to show weakness today, closing at 25,249 points, and once dropped below the 25,000-point level during trading, hitting a low of 24,958 points. Market investors are divided in their opinions. Some bullish investors believe that after three consecutive days of declines, there may be a small rebound opportunity tomorrow, thus paying attention to bull certificates with a recovery price at 24,800 points. On the other hand, more cautious investors feel that the index must first stabilize above the 25,400-point level to confirm a strengthening trend, and until the trend becomes clear, they remain bearish and hold bear certificates. In the short term, market sentiment indeed appears pessimistic. Based on the summary of technical signals, buy signals for the Hang Seng Index currently have a slight advantage, showing an overall bullish bias. Specific data shows nine buy signals versus five sell signals, with short-term technical indicators leaning towards bullishness. However, it is important to remind investors that although there are more buy signals, they do not yet indicate a strong buy signal. Investors looking to add positions or open new positions should keep this in mind. For short-term investors planning to deploy CBBCs, bull certificates, or bear certificates, here are reference support and resistance levels to assist in selecting corresponding products’ recovery prices. Currently, the short-term support level for the Hang Seng Index is around 24,600 points. If this position is breached, the broader market is likely to test the next support level at 23,700...
4. AIA (01299.HK) $AIA (01299.HK)$ : The stock price is approaching the bottom of the Bollinger Band, with the key support level at $80.
Simon: AIA's stock performance today (April 4) was weak, with a significant drop. During trading, it briefly fell to $80, very close to the bottom of the Bollinger Band on the daily chart (approximately $79.9). Reviewing the trend in February, after AIA's stock price touched the bottom of the channel, it rebounded but faced resistance near the midline and retreated again. The stock price has been consistently constrained by the midline. Notably, today’s trading volume for AIA increased compared to the past 5 to 7 trading days, which is not a bullish sign amid a falling market.
With the stock price nearing the bottom of the channel, investors are focusing on its short-term technical signals. Currently, AIA shows predominantly buy signals, with 8 buy signals versus 5 sell signals. Although there are slightly more buy signals, they remain classified as ordinary buy recommendations. If investors wish to position themselves at lower levels, they can refer to key support levels. The first support is around $77.8. If this level fails, the next support will be tested at $74.5. Investors should closely monitor whether the stock price will retrace to near $77.8 or even $74.5 before making decisions based on market conditions. $BI-AIA @EP2607B.P (23997.HK)$$HS#AIA RP2812B.P (62423.HK)$$JP#AIA RP2810A.P (64159.HK)$$MS-AIA @EP2606A.P (25248.HK)$
1. Hang Seng Index $Hang Seng Index (800000.HK)$ Trend Analysis: Investors hold divergent views, but technical signals suggest buying Simon: First, let's focus on today’s performance of the Hang Seng Index. The Hang Seng Index continued to show weakness today, closing at 25,249 points, and once dropped below the 25,000-point level during trading, hitting a low of 24,958 points. Market investors are divided in their opinions. Some bullish investors believe that after three consecutive days of declines, there may be a small rebound opportunity tomorrow, thus paying attention to bull certificates with a recovery price at 24,800 points. On the other hand, more cautious investors feel that the index must first stabilize above the 25,400-point level to confirm a strengthening trend, and until the trend becomes clear, they remain bearish and hold bear certificates. In the short term, market sentiment indeed appears pessimistic. Based on the summary of technical signals, buy signals for the Hang Seng Index currently have a slight advantage, showing an overall bullish bias. Specific data shows nine buy signals versus five sell signals, with short-term technical indicators leaning towards bullishness. However, it is important to remind investors that although there are more buy signals, they do not yet indicate a strong buy signal. Investors looking to add positions or open new positions should keep this in mind. For short-term investors planning to deploy CBBCs, bull certificates, or bear certificates, here are reference support and resistance levels to assist in selecting corresponding products’ recovery prices. Currently, the short-term support level for the Hang Seng Index is around 24,600 points. If this position is breached, the broader market is likely to test the next support level at 23,700...
1. Hang Seng Index $Hang Seng Index (800000.HK)$ Trend Analysis: Investors hold divergent views, but technical signals suggest buying Simon: First, let's focus on today’s performance of the Hang Seng Index. The Hang Seng Index continued to show weakness today, closing at 25,249 points, and once dropped below the 25,000-point level during trading, hitting a low of 24,958 points. Market investors are divided in their opinions. Some bullish investors believe that after three consecutive days of declines, there may be a small rebound opportunity tomorrow, thus paying attention to bull certificates with a recovery price at 24,800 points. On the other hand, more cautious investors feel that the index must first stabilize above the 25,400-point level to confirm a strengthening trend, and until the trend becomes clear, they remain bearish and hold bear certificates. In the short term, market sentiment indeed appears pessimistic. Based on the summary of technical signals, buy signals for the Hang Seng Index currently have a slight advantage, showing an overall bullish bias. Specific data shows nine buy signals versus five sell signals, with short-term technical indicators leaning towards bullishness. However, it is important to remind investors that although there are more buy signals, they do not yet indicate a strong buy signal. Investors looking to add positions or open new positions should keep this in mind. For short-term investors planning to deploy CBBCs, bull certificates, or bear certificates, here are reference support and resistance levels to assist in selecting corresponding products’ recovery prices. Currently, the short-term support level for the Hang Seng Index is around 24,600 points. If this position is breached, the broader market is likely to test the next support level at 23,700...
5. Aluminum Corporation of China (02600.HK) $CHALCO (02600.HK)$ : Strong upward momentum breaks through the top; analysis of target price outlook
Simon: Aluminum Corporation of China has shown strong momentum recently. Today (April 4), it closed at $14.75, breaking above the upper Bollinger Band on the daily chart. Accompanying the rise in stock price, trading volume has also gradually increased, with further amplification during today’s uptrend. Investors are watching whether this strength can continue and what the potential upside might be.
Based on resistance levels, the first resistance is approximately at $15.4, which is very close to the previous high of $15.55 set on January 29. If the stock successfully breaks through $15.4, there is a good chance it will test the $16.3 level next. Investors may consider these reference points.
1. Hang Seng Index $Hang Seng Index (800000.HK)$ Trend Analysis: Investors hold divergent views, but technical signals suggest buying Simon: First, let's focus on today’s performance of the Hang Seng Index. The Hang Seng Index continued to show weakness today, closing at 25,249 points, and once dropped below the 25,000-point level during trading, hitting a low of 24,958 points. Market investors are divided in their opinions. Some bullish investors believe that after three consecutive days of declines, there may be a small rebound opportunity tomorrow, thus paying attention to bull certificates with a recovery price at 24,800 points. On the other hand, more cautious investors feel that the index must first stabilize above the 25,400-point level to confirm a strengthening trend, and until the trend becomes clear, they remain bearish and hold bear certificates. In the short term, market sentiment indeed appears pessimistic. Based on the summary of technical signals, buy signals for the Hang Seng Index currently have a slight advantage, showing an overall bullish bias. Specific data shows nine buy signals versus five sell signals, with short-term technical indicators leaning towards bullishness. However, it is important to remind investors that although there are more buy signals, they do not yet indicate a strong buy signal. Investors looking to add positions or open new positions should keep this in mind. For short-term investors planning to deploy CBBCs, bull certificates, or bear certificates, here are reference support and resistance levels to assist in selecting corresponding products’ recovery prices. Currently, the short-term support level for the Hang Seng Index is around 24,600 points. If this position is breached, the broader market is likely to test the next support level at 23,700...
1. Hang Seng Index $Hang Seng Index (800000.HK)$ Trend Analysis: Investors hold divergent views, but technical signals suggest buying Simon: First, let's focus on today’s performance of the Hang Seng Index. The Hang Seng Index continued to show weakness today, closing at 25,249 points, and once dropped below the 25,000-point level during trading, hitting a low of 24,958 points. Market investors are divided in their opinions. Some bullish investors believe that after three consecutive days of declines, there may be a small rebound opportunity tomorrow, thus paying attention to bull certificates with a recovery price at 24,800 points. On the other hand, more cautious investors feel that the index must first stabilize above the 25,400-point level to confirm a strengthening trend, and until the trend becomes clear, they remain bearish and hold bear certificates. In the short term, market sentiment indeed appears pessimistic. Based on the summary of technical signals, buy signals for the Hang Seng Index currently have a slight advantage, showing an overall bullish bias. Specific data shows nine buy signals versus five sell signals, with short-term technical indicators leaning towards bullishness. However, it is important to remind investors that although there are more buy signals, they do not yet indicate a strong buy signal. Investors looking to add positions or open new positions should keep this in mind. For short-term investors planning to deploy CBBCs, bull certificates, or bear certificates, here are reference support and resistance levels to assist in selecting corresponding products’ recovery prices. Currently, the short-term support level for the Hang Seng Index is around 24,600 points. If this position is breached, the broader market is likely to test the next support level at 23,700...
$UBALUCO@EC2607A.C (22845.HK)$$MSALUCO@EC2607C.C (22829.HK)$
6. SMIC (00981.HK): Stock price falls below the bottom of the Bollinger Band, where is the next support level?
Simon: SMIC's stock performance continues to disappoint. From the daily chart perspective, the stock has dropped from highs near $80 to around $60 without much notice. Today (April 4), it hit an intraday low of $60.7 and closed at $60.25. Though it barely managed to stay above $60, the closing price has fallen below the bottom of the Bollinger Band on the daily chart. The market is now focused on where the next support level lies if the stock continues to decline.
Currently, SMIC’s first support level is approximately at $58.3. If this level fails, the next test will be around $54.3. Investors can observe step-by-step: if the stock continues to fall, it will likely first test the area near $58, followed by the $54 level. As for the possibility of further declines to the $50 mark, it is still too early to determine. Observations will need to assess whether $58.3 and $54.3 provide effective support before conducting further analysis. $BI-SMIC@EP2605A.P (21097.HK)$$HS-SMIC@EP2605A.P (21473.HK)$$SG#SMIC RP2812V.P (58384.HK)$$UB#SMIC RP2812D.P (58818.HK)$
1. Hang Seng Index $Hang Seng Index (800000.HK)$ Trend Analysis: Investors hold divergent views, but technical signals suggest buying Simon: First, let's focus on today’s performance of the Hang Seng Index. The Hang Seng Index continued to show weakness today, closing at 25,249 points, and once dropped below the 25,000-point level during trading, hitting a low of 24,958 points. Market investors are divided in their opinions. Some bullish investors believe that after three consecutive days of declines, there may be a small rebound opportunity tomorrow, thus paying attention to bull certificates with a recovery price at 24,800 points. On the other hand, more cautious investors feel that the index must first stabilize above the 25,400-point level to confirm a strengthening trend, and until the trend becomes clear, they remain bearish and hold bear certificates. In the short term, market sentiment indeed appears pessimistic. Based on the summary of technical signals, buy signals for the Hang Seng Index currently have a slight advantage, showing an overall bullish bias. Specific data shows nine buy signals versus five sell signals, with short-term technical indicators leaning towards bullishness. However, it is important to remind investors that although there are more buy signals, they do not yet indicate a strong buy signal. Investors looking to add positions or open new positions should keep this in mind. For short-term investors planning to deploy CBBCs, bull certificates, or bear certificates, here are reference support and resistance levels to assist in selecting corresponding products’ recovery prices. Currently, the short-term support level for the Hang Seng Index is around 24,600 points. If this position is breached, the broader market is likely to test the next support level at 23,700...
1. Hang Seng Index $Hang Seng Index (800000.HK)$ Trend Analysis: Investors hold divergent views, but technical signals suggest buying Simon: First, let's focus on today’s performance of the Hang Seng Index. The Hang Seng Index continued to show weakness today, closing at 25,249 points, and once dropped below the 25,000-point level during trading, hitting a low of 24,958 points. Market investors are divided in their opinions. Some bullish investors believe that after three consecutive days of declines, there may be a small rebound opportunity tomorrow, thus paying attention to bull certificates with a recovery price at 24,800 points. On the other hand, more cautious investors feel that the index must first stabilize above the 25,400-point level to confirm a strengthening trend, and until the trend becomes clear, they remain bearish and hold bear certificates. In the short term, market sentiment indeed appears pessimistic. Based on the summary of technical signals, buy signals for the Hang Seng Index currently have a slight advantage, showing an overall bullish bias. Specific data shows nine buy signals versus five sell signals, with short-term technical indicators leaning towards bullishness. However, it is important to remind investors that although there are more buy signals, they do not yet indicate a strong buy signal. Investors looking to add positions or open new positions should keep this in mind. For short-term investors planning to deploy CBBCs, bull certificates, or bear certificates, here are reference support and resistance levels to assist in selecting corresponding products’ recovery prices. Currently, the short-term support level for the Hang Seng Index is around 24,600 points. If this position is breached, the broader market is likely to test the next support level at 23,700...
Reminder: This article does not constitute any investment advice.
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