Morning Trend | TIAN AN weakly declines, where to look for recovery opportunities in the real estate sector under low temperatures?
TIAN AN (28.HK) closed with a bearish candlestick on November 10, continuing to show weak performance during the trading session, with reduced trading volume in the real estate sector. The MACD indicator has been weakening, and all major short-term moving averages have been breached, indicating low market sentiment. Recent events show that the financing difficulties for mainland property companies remain prominent. After high-level industry meetings released signals for easing, there has been no effective stimulation of capital inflow from outside, leading the entire real estate sector to fall into a "low-temperature hovering" range. Defensive funds have shifted to other asset classes, putting long-term pressure on core real estate products. There have been occasional small buy orders for TIAN AN during the session, but the strength of the main players entering the market is limited, and the downtrend in the intraday chart continues without signs of a turning point. This Thursday, a policy signal window is expected, and the market anticipates further measures from regulators to stabilize the market or promote industry consolidation. Currently, there are significant divergences in the sector's recovery, with short-term trading on the right side dominating and risk exposure shrinking, leading to reduced trading activity. In terms of risk warnings, it is advisable to closely monitor changes in market volume and policy news catalysts, with a defensive positioning strategy. Most funds are still observing the actual implementation of policies, and if there are marginal positive developments accompanied by volume recovery in the short term, there may be opportunities for a wave of recovery; otherwise, the pressure pattern is unlikely to change. Paying attention to capital dynamics and risk management is essential for short-term trading strategies
TIAN AN (28.HK) closed with a bearish candle on November 10, continuing to show weak performance during the trading session, with reduced trading volume in the real estate sector. The MACD has been weakening, and all major short-term moving averages have been breached, indicating low market sentiment.
In recent events, the financing difficulties faced by mainland property companies remain prominent. After high-level industry meetings released signals for easing, there has been no effective stimulation of capital inflow from outside the market, causing the entire real estate sector to fall into a "low-temperature hovering" zone. Defensive funds have shifted to other asset types, putting long-term pressure on core real estate varieties. Although there have been occasional small buy orders for TIAN AN during the session, the strength of the main players entering the market is limited, and the downward rhythm of the intraday line continues without signs of a turning point.
This Thursday, a policy signal window is expected, and the market anticipates further measures from regulators to stabilize the market or promote industry consolidation. Currently, there is significant divergence in the sector's recovery, with short-term trading on the right side dominating and risk exposure shrinking, while trading activity decreases.
In terms of risk warnings, it is advisable to closely monitor changes in market volume and policy news catalysts, with a defensive positioning strategy. Most funds are still observing the actual implementation of policies, and if there are marginal positive developments along with volume recovery in the short term, there may be opportunities for a wave of recovery; otherwise, the pressure pattern is unlikely to change. Paying attention to the direction of capital games and risk management is essential for short-term speculation
