After rebounding from the recent low of 34.82, the stock price has continued to move higher and now stands firmly above multiple short-term moving averages, showing clear short-term strength.

From the perspective of the new energy vehicle sector, the market saw widespread profit-taking on the previous day (20th), with Nio down 2.29%, $BYD COMPANY (01211.HK)$ down 1.26%, while $LI AUTO-W (02015.HK)$ and $XPENG-W (09868.HK)$ maintained a consolidation pattern. Technically, the sector exhibits the characteristic of 'strong structure intact but short-term pressure': Li Auto strongly broke through its previous high, becoming the leading stock in the sector; BYD and $CATL (03750.HK)$ although they pulled back, they still held firmly above key moving averages.
In contrast, Nio's share price remained above short- and medium-term moving averages, but its RSI around 68 indicates slight overbought conditions, showing that although its rebound momentum remains, it is nearing technical resistance. This suggests that Nio’s relatively strong trend unfolds under the leadership of the sector leader (Li Auto) with the overall trend not broken, but to break through the 54.95-55.46 resistance zone, it needs catalysts such as new car delivery data; otherwise, it could easily be affected by sector-wide profit-taking sentiment.

The main focus of investor discussions centers around new car launches, April delivery performance, whether the stock price will pull back, and Nio’s position in the competition among new energy vehicles. Among these, L90 and L80-related news has drawn significant attention, with many investors watching to see if the launch of these new models can act as a catalyst for the next upward wave; at the same time, whether April deliveries can significantly improve or even reach higher levels is one of the most crucial fundamental factors in the market. On the other hand, quite a few investors are inclined to wait for a pullback to lower levels before considering buying, reflecting that while the market sentiment leans bullish, the approach remains cautious.
Overall market sentiment is leaning optimistic, but divergence remains evident. More optimistic investors are bullish on Nio's premium positioning, battery swap model, non-vehicle business value, and the imagination space brought by the new car cycle, believing there are opportunities for gradual improvement in the long run; more conservative investors focus on industry competition, low profit margins, delivery pressures, and comparisons with Tesla and other new energy vehicle companies, worrying that the stock price may not immediately rise further after nearing resistance. This emotional structure reflects that the market isn’t unilaterally euphoric but is in a phase of waiting for data and news to confirm direction amid a relatively strong atmosphere.
From a technical perspective, Nio closed at 53.25 on the previous day, clearly standing above the Bollinger Bands midline of 48.65, with a Relative Strength Index (RSI) of 63.89, indicating that short-term momentum remains, and the trend stays strong. However, the stock price is gradually approaching the 54.95 to 55.46 resistance zone and nearing the upper Bollinger Band, meaning that upward progress will encounter increasing resistance and consolidation pressure. At this stage, the risk-reward ratio is neutral because although the trend is positive, the upside potential isn't as broad as during the initial rebound phase. If it can stabilize above 52.8 and further break through 54.95, there is a short-term opportunity to test 55.46 again; but if it breaks below 52.8, then watch for a possible retest of support at 51.65. In other words, the short-term deployment focus has shifted from bottom fishing to observing whether resistance can be broken or waiting for a pullback to reassess risk-reward.
Reply to some investors' views:
@arron-2020
The official launch of the L90 is a positive catalyst, but the stock price may not rise immediately after the news drops; in the short term, it still depends on whether funds push through resistance. As long as it holds above 52.8, the trend is temporarily not considered weak.
@愛小鹏看我头像
If April deliveries don’t show significant acceleration, the market will naturally remain reserved. The current stock price is already near resistance, and subsequent movement requires data support.
@MM的金库
The overhang from previous highs remains, so every rebound near resistance levels makes the market more cautious. The current bias is positive, but consolidation risks should still be considered until a breakout occurs.
Based on the above analysis, the strategies for deployment can be divided into the following main approaches:

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