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Duan Yongping shifts his position to Pop Mart! Can the IP giant make a profitable move?
港股窩輪Jenny
joined discussion · Apr 20 14:04

Pop Mart struggles near the HKD 160 mark; is the rebound a recovery or a reversal?

$POP MART (09992.HK)$ Early trading saw a test of MA10 (approximately HKD 155.81) where support emerged, and currently it is struggling around the HKD 160 level. However, the share price remains constrained near the 20-day line and is still below the Bollinger Band midline at HKD 168.395, indicating that this movement is still a technical rebound for repair rather than a full recovery to strength. At the current price of HKD 160.9, the market is watching whether this rebound can continue or if it's merely a technical pullback after weakness.
Investor comments reveal a highly divided market sentiment, significantly influenced by news and personalities. Some investors are basing their judgments on statements from Duan Yongping, focusing on his buy/sell actions and whether he will make further moves, showing the market’s high sensitivity to news-driven price fluctuations. Others are more focused on the stock price itself, such as whether the HKD 160 level will hold, whether one should exit above HKD 165, and when might be an appropriate entry point. Overall, the market is not uniformly pessimistic but hasn’t fully regained confidence either, with skepticism and caution prevailing amid the rebound.
Key points from investor comments focus on several directions. First, the market is closely following Duan Yongping’s movements, with many investors treating his actions as an important reference for short-term sentiment. Second, there is significant discussion about dividends, holding strategies, and whether to exit after a rebound, reflecting that some funds remain undecided. Third, many investors are watching whether the range between HKD 160 and HKD 165 can be defended or broken, suggesting this area has become a psychologically important short-term observation zone. Fourth, after experiencing a sharp drop, investors are particularly sensitive about entry timing—afraid of missing out on a rebound yet worried about buying at a peak again.
Technically, HKD 154.340 remains the most critical threshold at this stage. As long as the share price holds above this level, the pattern of a rebound repair can be maintained, with further potential to challenge resistance at HKD 166.340. If the market breaks through HKD 166.340, there may be room to re-test HKD 168.395, bringing the overall trend closer to transitioning from repair to strengthening. Conversely, if HKD 154.340 fails to hold, it would indicate that the rebound repair is obstructed, and the stock price could retreat to test support at HKD 152.754. The Relative Strength Index stands at 47.538, indicating some improvement in short-term momentum but no clear sign of strong upward pressure. Therefore, the risk-reward ratio is neutral at this stage, making it more suitable to wait for confirmation of a breakout or observe support levels on a pullback.
Overall, Pop Mart remains in the post-weakness repair phase; the trend isn't poor but hasn't fully turned positive either. For short-term market confidence to genuinely improve, the key lies in whether the price can stabilize above HKD 154.340 and break through the resistance zone at HKD 166.340. Otherwise, this rebound may only represent a technical repair.
$POP MART (09992.HK)$ Early trading saw a test of MA10 (approximately HKD 155.81) where support emerged, and currently it is struggling around the HKD 160 level. However, the share price remains constrained near the 20-day line and is still below the Bollinger Band midline at HKD 168.395, indicating that this movement is still a technical rebound for repair rather than a full recovery to strength. At the current price of HKD 160.9, the market is watching whether this rebound can continue or if it's merely a technical pullback after weakness. Investor comments reveal a highly divided market sentiment, significantly influenced by news and personalities. Some investors are basing their judgments on statements from Duan Yongping, focusing on his buy/sell actions and whether he will make further moves, showing the market’s high sensitivity to news-driven price fluctuations. Others are more focused on the stock price itself, such as whether the HKD 160 level will hold, whether one should exit above HKD 165, and when might be an appropriate entry point. Overall, the market is not uniformly pessimistic but hasn’t fully regained confidence either, with skepticism and caution prevailing amid the rebound. Key points from investor comments focus on several directions. First, the market is closely following Duan Yongping’s movements, with many investors treating his actions as an important reference for short-term sentiment. Second, there is significant discussion about dividends, holding strategies, and whether to exit after a rebound, reflecting that some funds remain undecided. Third, many investors are watching whether the range between HKD 160 and HKD 165 can be defended or broken, suggesting this...
Strategy | Re-test Deployment (Only Viable Option)
$CTPOMRT@EC2609C.C (27704.HK)$ | Strike Price 202 | Actual Leverage 4.5x | Approximately 27% Out-of-the-Money, Close to Upper Limit but Still Compliant, Suitable for Gradual Accumulation Around 154 After Stabilization, Betting on Continued Rebound
$CTPOMRT@EC2609D.C (28018.HK)$ | Strike Price 186.78 | Actual Leverage 4.4x | Approximately 17% Out-of-the-Money, Balanced Allocation, Suitable for Holding Before Confirmation of Strengthening Trend
$UBPOMRT@EC2609C.C (27773.HK)$ | Strike Price 186.88 | Actual Leverage 4.1x | Lower Leverage Version in the Same Range, Suitable for Risk Control and Prolonged Holding Period
Reply to some investors' views:
@杨燕琴The current market discussion remains largely focused on stock price movements and news flow; assessing dividend attractiveness will require clearer fundamental information.
@归来2026If considering a cost near 160, the current price is already close to the tug-of-war zone; short-term focus can be on whether 154.340 holds steady and whether 166.340 can be broken.
@想上岸的鱼1The market isn't entirely bearish at present, but short-selling sentiment and news flow continue to have an impact, which is why the stock price remains volatile during rebounds and has not yet fully strengthened.
@BlueeeeThe market tends to over-interpret celebrity investors’ moves, but ultimately short-term stock performance still hinges on whether it can break through 166.340; otherwise, sentiment alone may not be enough to reverse the trend.
@@竹山那人For bearish deployments, attention should still be paid to whether support at 154.340 holds, as the stock remains within a rebound recovery range until it breaks down below that level.
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