Morning Trend | SWIRE PACIFIC B Fund Flows, Acquisition Expectations Drive Short-term Surge?

Swire Pacific B (87.HK) saw a concentrated influx of funds during intraday trading on November 28, with significant increases in trading volume throughout the day. The announcement of a new round of acquisitions and asset optimization in its main business became a catalyst for bullish trading, leading to a resonance attack by main funds and market speculators. The market generally views the structural improvement in profit elasticity after asset optimization positively, with accelerated rotation of themes within the sector in the short term. The intraday curve repeatedly broke through key resistance zones, with frequent inflows and outflows of funds at high levels, sparking discussions on whether the main upward wave has already begun. The technical indicators are also favorable, with the stock price strongly standing above the 5-day, 10-day, and 20-day moving averages, and the MACD diverging upwards, with volume moderately increasing. If the volume can continue to expand, there is potential to challenge new highs in the next phase. However, it is important to note that the risk of high-level fluctuations is also increasing. If the market's main line shifts or positive events are digested, a decrease in volume could lead to a technical pullback risk for the stock price. In terms of operations, it is recommended to pay attention to the continuation of volume and the progress of external acquisitions and asset optimization. Right-side traders should focus on structural adjustments and dynamic risk control, employing a low-buy high-sell strategy to grasp the rotation rhythm