Furthermore, the categories currently showing the strongest ultra-short-term performance are utilities, telecommunications, and consumer staples. In addition, among the 150 securities monitored by the author, the securities with the highest ultra-short-term speculative value are now KE Holdings (02423), Anta Sports, and F Samsung Crude Oil Futures, which can be used as references when buying their related call warrants or bull certificates for profit. As for securities to reference when buying related put warrants or bear certificates for ultra-short-term profit, it is advisable to prioritize SMIC, China Life (02628), and Pop Mart (09992).
Last Friday (16th), the HSI rebounded from Thursday's (15th) low of 23,946 to close at 24,392, which only indicates that bulls are attempting to shift the short-term defense line upward from the low of 23,737 on the 8th of this month. This column believes that only when the index rises and stabilizes above the high of 24,525 on the 14th of this month can bulls feel reassured, allowing the short-term rebound wave to continue. The International Monetary Fund predicts that global economic growth will slow from 3.5% last year to 3.1% this year, widening the gap between polarized developments. Overall growth in Asia remains significantly better than the global average, and Hong Kong's growth forecast for this year has also been revised upward to 3.8%, favoring capital inflows into the city and adding upward momentum to Hong Kong stocks. On the HSI monthly chart, the rising trendline support extending from the August 2024 low of 16,441 and the June low of 22,518 this year is currently under severe test; if it can be held, it will help confirm that the market has formally completed its short-term correction and will embark on a significant medium-term rebound wave. Benny Leung, Chief Advisor of Economic Information and Trading Information (website: www.BennyLeung.com)
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