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港股窩輪Jenny
wrote a post · May 12 10:46

Hua Hong Semiconductor's upward trend remains intact, but the risk of chasing higher prices is increasing; 122.6 yuan becomes a key support level.

On the previous day (11th), the stock closed at 134.00, rising approximately 2.45% in a single day. It remains a strong performer in the short term, but it is no longer at the initial stage of an upward move from a low position. Instead, it has entered a digestion phase after a sharp rise. From the daily chart structure, the stock price is still significantly higher than the 10-day line at around 122.64, the 20-day line at about 108.49, and the 30-day line at around 100.68, indicating that the medium- and short-term upward trend remains intact. However, the stock recently reached a high of 144.70, and although it still rose on the previous day, it closed near 134, showing a pullback from its peak. This indicates that profit-taking has started to appear at higher levels.
$HUA HONG SEMI (01347.HK)$ On the previous day (11th), the stock closed at 134.00, rising approximately 2.45% in a single day. It remains a strong performer in the short term, but it is no longer at the initial stage of an upward move from a low position. Instead, it has entered a digestion phase after a sharp rise. From the daily chart structure, the stock price is still significantly higher than the 10-day line at around 122.64, the 20-day line at about 108.49, and the 30-day line at around 100.68, indicating that the medium- and short-term upward trend remains intact. However, the stock recently reached a high of 144.70, and although it still rose on the previous day, it closed near 134, showing a pullback from its peak. This indicates that profit-taking has started to appear at higher levels. Hua Hong's technical signal is 'sell,' with an RSI as high as 77, entering an extremely overbought zone. Compared with peers in the semiconductor manufacturing industry, $SMIC (00981.HK)$ the technical signal is also 'sell,' with an RSI of about 71, also in an overbought state. This means Hua Hong’s sharp rise followed by a pullback is not an isolated phenomenon for the individual stock but reflects that the entire Hong Kong-listed semiconductor manufacturing sector (Hua Hong, SMIC) is in a period of high volatility due to being technically overbought. Both stocks show typical profit-taking characteristics: 'high volume at high levels, RSI > 70,' with strong sector correlation. Whether Hua Hong can hold above 134 yuan depends not only on its own buying support but also on whether SMIC will experience late-stage declines, which could drag down sector sentiment. Technically, 134 yuan is currently the short-term sentiment level and is also close to the previous day's closing price. If the stock price can hold near 134 and move upward again...
Hua Hong's technical signal is 'sell,' with an RSI as high as 77, entering an extremely overbought zone. Compared with peers in the semiconductor manufacturing industry, $SMIC (00981.HK)$ the technical signal is also 'sell,' with an RSI of about 71, also in an overbought state. This means Hua Hong’s sharp rise followed by a pullback is not an isolated phenomenon for the individual stock but reflects that the entire Hong Kong-listed semiconductor manufacturing sector (Hua Hong, SMIC) is in a period of high volatility due to being technically overbought. Both stocks show typical profit-taking characteristics: 'high volume at high levels, RSI > 70,' with strong sector correlation. Whether Hua Hong can hold above 134 yuan depends not only on its own buying support but also on whether SMIC will experience late-stage declines, which could drag down sector sentiment.
$HUA HONG SEMI (01347.HK)$ On the previous day (11th), the stock closed at 134.00, rising approximately 2.45% in a single day. It remains a strong performer in the short term, but it is no longer at the initial stage of an upward move from a low position. Instead, it has entered a digestion phase after a sharp rise. From the daily chart structure, the stock price is still significantly higher than the 10-day line at around 122.64, the 20-day line at about 108.49, and the 30-day line at around 100.68, indicating that the medium- and short-term upward trend remains intact. However, the stock recently reached a high of 144.70, and although it still rose on the previous day, it closed near 134, showing a pullback from its peak. This indicates that profit-taking has started to appear at higher levels. Hua Hong's technical signal is 'sell,' with an RSI as high as 77, entering an extremely overbought zone. Compared with peers in the semiconductor manufacturing industry, $SMIC (00981.HK)$ the technical signal is also 'sell,' with an RSI of about 71, also in an overbought state. This means Hua Hong’s sharp rise followed by a pullback is not an isolated phenomenon for the individual stock but reflects that the entire Hong Kong-listed semiconductor manufacturing sector (Hua Hong, SMIC) is in a period of high volatility due to being technically overbought. Both stocks show typical profit-taking characteristics: 'high volume at high levels, RSI > 70,' with strong sector correlation. Whether Hua Hong can hold above 134 yuan depends not only on its own buying support but also on whether SMIC will experience late-stage declines, which could drag down sector sentiment. Technically, 134 yuan is currently the short-term sentiment level and is also close to the previous day's closing price. If the stock price can hold near 134 and move upward again...
Technically, 134 yuan is currently the short-term sentiment level and is also close to the previous day's closing price. If the stock price can hold near 134 and move upward again, this would indicate there is still buying interest after the high-level digestion phase; if it breaks below 134 and continues weakening, the market will begin testing the next level of support. The first important support below is at 122.64, near the 10-day line, which is the key defensive level for maintaining the current uptrend. As long as it does not break below 122.64, Hua Hong remains in a strong consolidation phase; if it does break below, it would indicate that this sharp rise is starting to enter a deeper correction. Further support lies near 108.49, close to the 20-day line.
On the upside resistance, 141.24 is near the upper Bollinger Band, while 144.70 represents the recent high. In other words, for Huahong to regain upward momentum, it first needs to reclaim 141.24 and then challenge 144.70. Only by breaking above 144.70 again will the market have grounds to discuss reaching 150; otherwise, if it fails to return to the 141-145 range, levels like 150 and 160 remain investor sentiment targets rather than confirmed technical objectives.
The Relative Strength Index (RSI) is around 77, still indicating strength but approaching overbought territory. This suggests that Huahong retains momentum, though the margin of safety for chasing higher prices has clearly diminished. Such a chart pattern typically leads to two possible scenarios: either a brief consolidation at highs followed by another breakout, or failure to recover losses, resulting in a pullback towards the 10-day moving average for support. Therefore, at this stage, what matters most isn't simply expecting further gains but whether the stock can reclaim the shadow of its recent peak.
Investor sentiment is evidently highly exuberant. Among bullish comments, some compare Huahong with Micron, believing it could reach 200; others bought at 143 and remain confident in the share price; still, others directly target 150, 160, or even think "there's plenty of room to rise." This reflects that the market now views Huahong as a strong semiconductor stock rather than just a rebound play. The positive atmosphere in the semiconductor sector, coupled with the market re-pricing concepts related to AI, chips, and domestic alternatives, indeed provides thematic support for Huahong.
However, this exuberance also brings notable risks. When many comments focus on targets like 150, 160, or even 200, it shows the market is starting to drive trades based on emotional targets rather than purely technical levels. Huahong’s current price is 134, about 10 points away from the recent high of 144.70. If it cannot reclaim these highs first, discussing 150 or 160 would be premature. Strong stocks can continue to perform well, but the closer they get to highs, the more confirmation through trading volume and support is needed.
Bearish comments are concentrated in three areas:
First, some believe the stock may retreat to 110;
Second, there are concerns about potential negative earnings surprises;
Third, short-term traders want to short sell or buy puts.
These voices indicate that the market isn’t unilaterally bullish—highs have begun attracting bears. Especially when the stock has surged significantly and the RSI is high, short-term bears are more willing to try reversing positions at elevated levels. If Huahong cannot quickly reclaim the 141-145 range, this group of bears will gain confidence in pushing the price down.
Comments expressing caution are particularly noteworthy. Some ask, “How do I chase after such a big rally?” Others say, “If yesterday didn’t reverse upward, it’s time to exit,” while some feel “It seems tired.” These sentiments reflect a more realistic state of the market than purely bullish or bearish views. It’s not that no one wants to buy Huahong—it’s that many now think the price is too high; it’s not completely weakened, but the uptrend needs a rest. This psychology will cause significant fluctuations between 134 and 145, shaking out those chasing highs while long-term holders consider locking in profits.
"If it doesn't recover the previous day’s losses, it's time to exit." This phrase is particularly critical. For stocks that have surged sharply, the ability to rebound is a test of the strength of capital inflows. If the price can reclaim 141.24 in the following days or in the short term, it indicates strong buying interest remains after profit-taking at higher levels; if it stays consistently below the 134 to 141 range, it suggests the market is starting to accept high-level fluctuations or even a pullback.
For short-term strategies, Huahong Semiconductor should use 122.64 as a key support level and aim for 141.24 and 144.70 as confirmation levels for a rebound. Holding above 122.64 means the uptrend has not been broken; surpassing 141.24 again signifies momentum recovery; breaking through 144.70 would open the path to 150. If it falls below 122.64, one must be cautious about a retest of 108.49, which would cool down the short-term bullishness significantly.
In summary, Huahong Semiconductor isn’t weak—it just rose quickly, with heated sentiment and high positioning. The target range of 150 to 160 offers room for imagination, but to confirm the continuation of its strength, it must first reclaim 141.24 and 144.70; otherwise, the area around 134 merely reflects high-level tussling and is not the start of a new upward wave.
Reply to some investors' views:
@開開心心 翻倍升
Semiconductor sentiment is indeed strong, but 200 yuan is a distant target. In the short term, reclaiming 144.70 is necessary before considering further upside above 150.
@張圖文@張圖文
The purchase near 143 is close to the high; in the short term, we need to see if 141.24 to 144.70 can be reclaimed, otherwise, the position will be relatively passive.
@AuIoop
Capital inflow is a positive signal, but to achieve a real breakthrough, it still needs to surpass 144.70 and stabilize above it.
Based on the above analysis, the strategies for deployment can be divided into the following main approaches:
$HUA HONG SEMI (01347.HK)$ On the previous day (11th), the stock closed at 134.00, rising approximately 2.45% in a single day. It remains a strong performer in the short term, but it is no longer at the initial stage of an upward move from a low position. Instead, it has entered a digestion phase after a sharp rise. From the daily chart structure, the stock price is still significantly higher than the 10-day line at around 122.64, the 20-day line at about 108.49, and the 30-day line at around 100.68, indicating that the medium- and short-term upward trend remains intact. However, the stock recently reached a high of 144.70, and although it still rose on the previous day, it closed near 134, showing a pullback from its peak. This indicates that profit-taking has started to appear at higher levels. Hua Hong's technical signal is 'sell,' with an RSI as high as 77, entering an extremely overbought zone. Compared with peers in the semiconductor manufacturing industry, $SMIC (00981.HK)$ the technical signal is also 'sell,' with an RSI of about 71, also in an overbought state. This means Hua Hong’s sharp rise followed by a pullback is not an isolated phenomenon for the individual stock but reflects that the entire Hong Kong-listed semiconductor manufacturing sector (Hua Hong, SMIC) is in a period of high volatility due to being technically overbought. Both stocks show typical profit-taking characteristics: 'high volume at high levels, RSI > 70,' with strong sector correlation. Whether Hua Hong can hold above 134 yuan depends not only on its own buying support but also on whether SMIC will experience late-stage declines, which could drag down sector sentiment. Technically, 134 yuan is currently the short-term sentiment level and is also close to the previous day's closing price. If the stock price can hold near 134 and move upward again...
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