Morning Trend | LUMINA GROUP "Getting Colder with Time"? Behind the Bottom Line Struggle, Will the Main Force Make a Move?
LUMINA GROUP (1162.HK) tested support repeatedly at low levels during intraday trading on October 28, with the real estate and corporate services sectors facing headwinds. The morning session was extremely dull, with sporadic speculative trades occasionally attempting small rallies, but the main players showed a lack of interest in taking over, creating a cold market sentiment. Key price levels saw a tug-of-war between bulls and bears, and community traders generally felt that "if it falls further, it might as well just perform a limit-up." There were no new business highlights in the industry, and the platform economy has completely fallen out of favor recently, with main players in the market focusing on short-term exits, leaving only some left-side "death bet" funds holding on to increased volumes. Technically, there was no significant improvement in MACD or KDJ, but as time progressed, intraday trading volumes at lower points increased, indicating that bottom-fishing could trigger sudden movements at any time. Right-side community influencers bluntly stated that as the situation cools down, they are just waiting for a massive rebound after clearing out. "If the bottom line holds, just wait for a sudden rush to buy," they said, noting that the biggest opportunities often quietly emerge during the most stagnant moments. The key to the rebound window lies in whether the main players change their stance; as soon as there is a policy signal or funds move ahead, those who are accustomed to left-side ambushes may welcome a long-awaited small climax
LUMINA GROUP (1162.HK) tested support repeatedly at low levels during intraday trading on October 28, with the real estate and corporate services sectors facing headwinds. The morning session was extremely dull, with sporadic speculative trades occasionally attempting small rallies, but the main players showed a lack of interest in taking over, creating a cold market sentiment. Key price levels saw a tug-of-war between bulls and bears, and community traders generally felt that "if it falls further, it might as well just perform a ceiling."
There are no new business highlights in the industry, and the platform economy has completely fallen out of favor recently. The main players in the market have concentrated on short-term exits, leaving only some left-side "death point" funds to guard against volume increases. Technically, there is no significant improvement in MACD or KDJ, but as time progresses, the low-point intraday trading volume is increasing, and bottom fishing could trigger sudden movements at any time.
Right-side community influencers bluntly stated that as the situation cools down, they are just waiting for a massive rebound after clearing out. "If the bottom line holds, just wait for a sudden rush to buy," they said, noting that the biggest opportunities often quietly emerge during the most stagnant moments. The key to the rebound window lies in whether the main players change their stance; as soon as there is a policy signal or funds move in advance, those who are accustomed to left-side ambushes may welcome a long-awaited small climax
