On May 22, Ping An (02318.HK) closed at HK$60.70, with its short-term price action in a phase of low-level consolidation. From the moving average perspective, the current share price is below the 10-day MA (HK$62.66), 20-day MA (HK$62.54), and 60-day MA (HK$62.74). All three key short-term moving averages are above the share price, indicating that the short-term trend remains weak and under pressure from major moving averages. Regarding Bollinger Bands, the middle band is around HK$62.54, the upper band near HK$65, and the lower band at approximately HK$57.60. The price of HK$60.75 sits in the lower-middle portion of the band but has moved off recent lows, suggesting the stock is attempting to stabilize gradually from its bottom. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) stands at 42, within a neutral yet slightly weak zone—neither overbought nor oversold. The five-day price amplitude is about 2.9%, reflecting moderate-to-narrow volatility and indicating short-term capital is adopting a wait-and-see stance. The five-day upside probability is approximately 46%, signaling unclear short-term direction.
Among multiple oscillators, the Williams %R is in oversold territory and generating a buy signal; the Stochastic Oscillator also issues a buy signal; the CCI indicator is likewise in oversold territory and shows a buy signal. Multiple oscillators consistently point to technical rebound demand following oversold conditions, aligning with the price action that found support near HK$57.60 and began a gradual bounce. However, both the Momentum Oscillator and Rate of Change indicator issue sell signals. The Bulls vs. Bears Power indicator shows a buy signal, while MACD, Ichimoku Cloud, and Bollinger Bands all signal neutrality or sell. The overall technical signal is a buy, with a strength rating of 11, reflecting...

On May 22, Hong Kong Exchange (00388) closed at HK$410.6, up 0.79%, with a trading volume of approximately HK$729 million. In the short term, the stock is exhibiting a narrow-range consolidation pattern. The share price lies between multiple moving averages—currently below the 10-day MA at HK$416.4 and the 30-day MA at HK$414.86, yet still above the 60-day MA at HK$409.09—forming a technical structure characterized by 'short-term pressure with medium-term support.' Regarding Bollinger Bands, the middle band is around HK$414.86, the upper band near HK$429, and the lower band near HK$396. The current price of HK$410.6 is slightly below the middle band, placing it in the lower-mid section of the channel, suggesting the stock has not yet re-entered the strong zone but hasn’t fallen into a weak area either. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) stands at 47, within a neutral-to-slightly-weak range—not overbought nor oversold—with neutral momentum.

In terms of technical signals, the composite technical signal indicates a 'Buy' with a strength rating of 9. Among several oscillators, the Stochastic Oscillator issues a buy signal, while the Williams %R, CCI, and ADX indicators all show neutral signals. Both the Momentum Oscillator and Rate of Change indicators issue sell signals, whereas the Bulls vs. Bears Power indicator shows a buy signal. The MACD gives a sell signal, and the Bollinger Bands remain neutral. Notably, on May 21, the market exhibited a 'death cross' technical pattern, where the 10-day moving average crossed below the 20-day moving average—a bearish signal from a technical analysis perspective. However, technical analysis should only serve as an auxiliary tool; trading decisions should not rely solely on a single pattern.
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Kuaishou-W (01024) closed at HK$45.82 on May 22, posting a modest gain of 1.82%, with trading volume of approximately HK$784 million. The stock showed its first sign of a rebound after consecutive days of decline. From a moving average perspective, the current share price remains below the 10-day MA at HK$49.21, the 30-day MA at HK$46.65, and the 60-day MA at HK$51.21. All three key short-term moving averages are above the current price, indicating the overall trend has yet to emerge from a weak posture. Although the short-term structure remains unrepaired, the stock has reclaimed the 30-day MA at HK$46.65—a mildly positive signal suggesting that while the sustainability of the rebound warrants observation, buyers are beginning to step in at lower levels. Regarding Bollinger Bands, the middle band is around HK$46.65, the upper band near HK$54.80, and the lower band at HK$38.50. The current price of HK$45.86 sits slightly below the middle band but still within the lower-mid section of the channel. Whether the price can steadily move back above the middle band following its rebound from the lower band will be key to determining if the short-term structure can shift from weak to neutral.
The Relative Strength Index (RSI) stands at 42, placing it in a weak-neutral zone—neither overbought nor oversold—with momentum still leaning weak. Among multiple oscillators, the Williams %R is in oversold territory but generating a buy signal; the Stochastic Oscillator also issues a buy signal; the CCI indicator resides in the oversold range and similarly shows a buy signal. Collectively, these oscillators consistently point to a technical rebound need following oversold conditions, aligning with the recent price action where the stock rebounded after dipping to around HK$42.90. Momentum oscillators and rate-of-change indicators...

Meituan is trading at HK$81.40. Technically, the current price is below the 10-day moving average (MA) at HK$83.870, the 20-day MA at HK$83.378, and the 30-day MA at HK$84.403. All three key short-term moving averages are above the share price, indicating that Meituan has not yet stabilized back above these key MAs in the short term. From a near-term perspective, the range of HK$83.378 to HK$84.403 has become a significant resistance zone. Until the stock reclaims this zone, its trend will remain weak and range-bound.

Regarding Bollinger Bands, the middle band is at HK$83.378, the upper band at HK$86.368, and the lower band at HK$80.387. Meituan’s current price is below the middle band but still above the lower band, suggesting the stock is not extremely oversold but has also failed to return above the middle band. Yesterday (the 21st), the stock briefly rose to an intraday high of HK$86.850—above the upper Bollinger Band—but closed at HK$82.100. This sharp reversal is highly significant: it indicates Meituan had an opportunity to strengthen, but ultimately failed to sustain the breakout and fell back below the middle band, signaling a failed upside attempt in the short term.
The Relative Strength Index (RSI) is around 38.340, reflecting a relatively weak condition with no clear improvement in momentum. This suggests Meituan has not yet fallen to an extreme low, but buying momentum remains weak. If the stock can stabilize around the HK$83.378–HK$84.403 zone, the RSI may gradually recover. However, if it fails to hold even HK$82.100, the short-term downtrend will likely persist, and attention should shift downward to the Bollinger...

BYD closed yesterday (21st) at HK$90.550, up 0.39%. On the surface, the stock stopped declining and even posted a slight rebound yesterday (21st). However, considering the day’s intraday high and low, the trend has not truly strengthened yet. The stock reached an intraday high of HK$93.200 and a low of HK$90.300 yesterday, closing near the session low at HK$90.550, indicating limited rebound strength.As of today (22nd), the latest share price is HK$91.9, up 1.49%.

Technically, BYD’s current price remains below the 10-day moving average (MA) at HK$96.250, the 20-day MA at HK$99.565, and the 30-day MA at HK$102.530. All three key short-term moving averages are above the current share price, indicating continued short-term weakness. This setup suggests that even if the stock rebounds near HK$90, it will still face layer upon layer of resistance. HK$93.200—the previous day’s (21st) high—serves as the first short-term pivot point; if the stock fails to reclaim this level, the rebound cannot be considered meaningful. Subsequent key levels to watch are HK$96.250 and HK$99.565, which will determine whether the rebound can evolve from a weak recovery into a more pronounced strengthening trend.
Regarding Bollinger Bands, the middle band is at HK$99.565, the upper band at HK$108.837, and the lower band at HK$90.293. BYD closed at HK$90.550, very close to the lower Bollinger Band at HK$90.293, ...