"Today’s Warrants" Cathay Pacific tests its yearly high, pay attention to call option 14098

"Today’s Warrants" reports that Hong Kong stocks continued the rebound momentum from Wednesday (5th) afternoon, with the market opening high by 126 points this morning (6th) and continuing to rise, gaining 426 points at midday, breaking above the 20-day moving average and the 26,000-point mark. Cathay Pacific Airways (00293) announced that it will repurchase all shares held by its third-largest shareholder, Qatar Airways, which accounts for approximately 9.57% of the company's total issued shares, involving about HKD 7 billion. Cathay's stock price opened 3% higher and the upward trend expanded, nearing the year-to-date high from early July, so investors may pay attention to the stock's future performance. If investors are optimistic about this stock, they may consider Cathay call warrants (14098), with an exercise price of HKD 13, expiring in early February 2026. XTALPI (02228) saw its stock price rebound 7.2% at midday, reversing the decline of the past two days. If investors are optimistic about this stock, they may consider XTALPI call warrants (19775), with an exercise price of HKD 22.28, expiring in early March 2026. Alibaba (09988) subsidiary Amap announced a global ecological cooperation with XPeng Motors (09868), where XPeng's Robotaxi will connect to the Amap platform to provide users with L4 level autonomous driving services. XPeng's stock price did not see a boost from the news in the morning session, dropping as much as 5.3% during the day, but turned to rise at midday. For warrants, investors optimistic about this stock may consider XPeng call warrants (18196), with an exercise price of HKD 108.688, expiring in late June 2026. Conversely, those bearish may consider XPeng put warrants (19286), with an exercise price of HKD 66.666, expiring in early March 2026. China National Offshore Oil Corporation (00883) saw its stock price stabilize at midday, with continued upward breakout opportunities. For warrants, investors optimistic about this stock may consider the newly listed CNOOC call warrants (22091), with an exercise price of HKD 24.9, expiring in late December 2026. "Macquarie Capital Securities" * The author is a representative of Macquarie and a licensed person under the Securities and Futures Commission. This content is provided by Macquarie Capital Limited (C.E. No. AAC 534) ('MCL') to Hong Kong residents and does not constitute trading advice, invitation, offer, or solicitation. Products are not sold to Americans. Structured products are not secured, and if the issuer is unable to repay or defaults, investors may not recover part or all of the receivables. The price of structured products can rise or fall. Past performance does not reflect future performance. The secondary market for products may be limited, and MCL may be the only quoting party. You should read the listing documents available at www.warrants.com.hk to understand the details of structured products and assess the risks involved. If necessary, please seek independent professional advice. Please refer to https://warrants.com.hk/tc/commentary for the complete disclaimer. * The signed and/or unsigned articles published by "Economic Digest" reflect the personal opinions of the authors and do not represent the position of "Economic Digest." The role of "Economic Digest" is to provide a platform for free speech