Hang Seng Index ( $HSI(HSI)$ ) — Multi-Timeframe Analysis
Weekly Chart View (Big Picture)
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The HSI continues to trend within an upward-sloping channel, showing a sustained recovery from its 2024 lows.
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The upper boundary of this channel, around 27,300, has acted as a key resistance level.
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The recent pullback came after price met resistance near this upper band — suggesting some profit-taking pressure.
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However, if the index can close decisively above 27,300, it would represent a bullish breakout beyond the uptrend channel, potentially signalling further upside momentum.
Daily Chart View (Short-Term Trading Focus)
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The uptrend structure remains intact, with a pattern of higher highs and higher lows.
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The previous high near 25,500 is now serving as a support level, a typical bullish behaviour where old resistance becomes new support.
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The immediate resistance lies around 26,367 — a break above this level could attract fresh buying interest.
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Short-term traders can monitor whether the index holds above 25,500; this zone will be key for near-term direction.
Using Structured Warrants for Short-Term Trading
Call/Put Warrants
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Call warrants such as HSI 29200MBeCW251230 ( $HSI 29200MBeCW251230(VTTW.SI)$ ) (https://warrants.com.sg/tools/livematrix/VTTW) traders expecting a bounce from the 25,500 support zone or a breakout above 26,367 for short-term upside momentum.
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Put warrants such as HSI 24200MBePW251127 ( $HSI 24200MBePW251127(9FCW.SI)$ ) (https://warrants.com.sg/tools/livematrix/9FCW) may be considered if price fails to hold above 25,500 or faces repeated rejection near 26,367
Note: The featured call or put warrant is one of the warrants quoted on tight spreads and high liquidity. They are also known as trending warrants.
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