[Warrant Perspective] Oversold tech stocks, stable financial stocks, and the Hang Seng Index mainly moving within a range

February 4th,$Hang Seng Index (800000.HK)$

The day closed at 26,847.32 points, up slightly by 0.05% in a day, with a turnover of 285.433 billion yuan. The 5-day volatility was 6.1%, showing a narrow-range consolidation pattern, with both bulls and bears temporarily in balance.

In terms of specific technical indicators, the breakdown is as follows: the latest Hang Seng Index (HSI) price is 26,847.32 points, below the MA10 (27,091.17 points) but above the MA30 (26,584.16 points) and MA60 (26,261.04 points), indicating a short-term weak but mid-term supported pattern. The short-term focus should be on whether it can stabilize above the MA10. The RSI is 51, in a completely neutral zone, showing no overbought or oversold signals; the MACD signal indicates a buy, and the CCI indicator also gives a buy signal, while the Williams %R and Stochastic Oscillator remain neutral, and the ADX indicator is neutral, with minor divergence among multiple indicators.

The overall technical indicator summary is "buy," with a signal strength of 8. Overall, although the Hang Seng Index is under pressure from the MA10 in the short term, the medium-term moving averages provide support. Multiple indicators lean towards buying, and in the short term, there is a high probability of maintaining a consolidation pattern while waiting for clearer direction.

Support levels are divided into two layers: the first support at 26,208 points and the second support at 25,802 points; resistance levels are similarly divided into two layers: the first resistance at 27,524 points and the second resistance at 27,893 points, making the short-term trading range clear.

A concise summary of key blue-chip stock movements and technical highlights on February 4th, focusing on closing prices, daily changes, and key technical signals for quick understanding:

1. Tencent (00700): Closed at HKD 558.00, down 3.96%, with the price below both MA10 and MA30. RSI is 28, showing an oversold condition, technical signal "Buy" (strength 10).

2. Alibaba (09988): Closed at HKD 159.50, down 0.93%, with the price near MA30 and below MA10. RSI is 49, remaining neutral, technical signal "Neutral" (strength 10).

3. Meituan (03690): Closed at HKD 92.15, down 1.13%, with the price below all major moving averages. RSI is 29, showing an oversold condition, technical signal "Buy" (strength 10).

4. China Construction Bank (00939): Closed at HKD 7.88, up 0.90%, with the price slightly above MA10/MA30. RSI is 55, leaning towards a stronger neutral position, technical signal "Buy" (strength 8).

5. HSBC Holdings (00005): Closed at HKD 139.00, up slightly by 0.07%, with the price above all major moving averages. RSI is 71, nearing overbought territory, technical signal "Strong Sell" (strength 10).

6. AIA (01299): Closed at HKD 90.70, up 1.40%, with the price above all major moving averages. RSI is 68, nearing overbought territory, technical signal "Buy" (strength 7).

7. Hong Kong Exchange (00388): Closed at HKD 420.20, down 0.43%, with the price near MA30 but below MA10. RSI is 46, remaining neutral, technical signal "Neutral" (strength 10).

8. Ping An (02318): Closed at 72.05 yuan, up 1.05%, stock price above MA10/MA30, RSI 63 indicates slight buying strength, technical signal 'Strong Sell' (Strength 8)

9. ICBC (01398): Closed at 6.43 yuan, up 0.78%, stock price above MA10/MA30, RSI 57 indicates neutral to slightly bullish, technical signal 'Buy' (Strength 8)

10. BYD (01211): Closed flat at 90.00 yuan, stock price below MA10, near MA30, RSI 33 indicates oversold, technical signal 'Strong Buy' (Strength 12)

Overall, the performance of key blue-chip stocks in Hong Kong's market on February 4th was significantly divergent. Tech stocks (Tencent, Alibaba, Meituan) generally closed lower, showing oversold signs with some indicators hinting at potential rebound opportunities; financial stocks (China Construction Bank, ICBC, AIA) rose slightly, but HSBC and Ping An's technical indicators showed overbought conditions, facing downward pressure. The overall market sentiment was cautious, with investors adjusting positions based on individual stock technical signals without clustering operations. In this divergent pattern, focus should be placed on individual stock technical analysis for strategic positioning.

Review and Selection of Warrants and Bull/Bear Products:

(1) Review of previous warrant and bull/bear products

Reviewing the Hang Seng Index-related warrants and bull/bear products recommended on January 29th, their performance after two days was impressive, with specific data as follows:

1. J.P. Morgan Put Warrant (22980): Gained 57% in two days, corresponding to a 4.26% drop in Hang Seng Index after two days, perfectly aligned with market trends

2. UBS Bear Certificate (59433, 58879): Both products gained 109% in two days, benefiting from the decline of Hang Seng Index for higher returns

3. BNP Paribas Put Warrant (21062): Increased by 92% in two days, also benefited from the short-term adjustment of Hang Seng Index

Reminder: Leveraged products such as CBBCs and bull/bear certificates carry both potential gains and risks. Past performance does not indicate future trends. Investors should participate rationally based on their risk tolerance and strictly control position sizes

(2) Today's selected warrant products:

Based on the Hang Seng Index’s technical trend (neutral-bullish, consolidation), two high-quality warrant products are selected with a focus on reasonable leverage and premium levels for investors' reference:

1. Bank of China Call Warrant (23128): Leverage 13, strike price 28,341 points, lowest implied volatility, leverage at a reasonable level, suitable for investors optimistic about Hang Seng Index breaking through resistance in the short term

2. Bank of China Bull Certificate (64010): Leverage 24.6, stop-loss price 25,854 points, relatively low premium, corresponding to support level below Hang Seng Index, offering strong controllability of risk, suitable for investors preferring low-premium products

Risk Warning: All CBBC products require attention to real-time market movements. Strike price, stop-loss price, and leverage will fluctuate with underlying stock volatility. Investors must closely monitor product data and make rational decisions

When choosing warrants, what do you value more? A. Low premium. B. High leverage. C. Implied volatility. Come share 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 are not responsible for any loss or damage caused by reliance on the information in this article. Technical analysis only shows whether certain technical conditions are met; a comprehensive assessment of asset performance should be conducted using additional data. Decisions to trade should not be based solely on this article. Please note that past performance is not indicative of future results.

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