Morning Trend | Galaxy Entertainment capital inflow, is there a rebound window for the gaming sector again?
Galaxy Entertainment Group (27.HK) performed impressively yesterday, with capital inflows pushing the stock price out of the lows, briefly breaking through the previous consolidation range during the session, showing a significant strengthening trend compared to the previous week. The main catalysts include the Macau government's launch of a new round of subsidies and the gradual recovery of overseas visitor traffic, greatly boosting market confidence. At the same time, the company announced the advancement of its high-end customer development plan, which is interpreted as an increase in management confidence and is expected to drive high-profit business growth
Galaxy Entertainment (27.HK) performed impressively yesterday, with capital inflow pushing the stock price out of the low range, briefly breaking through the previous consolidation zone during the session, showing a significant strengthening trend compared to the previous week. Key catalysts include the Macau government's launch of a new round of subsidies and the gradual recovery of overseas visitor traffic, greatly boosting market confidence. At the same time, the company announced the advancement of its high-end customer development plan, interpreted as an increase in management confidence and the potential to drive high-profit business growth.
From the perspective of market activity and trading volume, there was a noticeable increase in buying interest, with active capital showing clear signs of bulk buying, effectively activating the popularity of the gaming sector in the short term. In recent trading days, the sector's liquidity has significantly improved, driving Galaxy Entertainment to a temporary breakthrough of daily resistance. The MACD short-term reversal support, combined with increased intraday trading volume, has encouraged right-side traders to actively increase their positions.
However, at the same time, there are still risks within the gaming industry itself, including uncertainties from external news and policy disturbances such as the pandemic. If subsequent trading volume and capital inflow cannot be sustained, the rebound may face the risk of ending. Caution is needed regarding the intensified volatility caused by short-term capital profit-taking. The operational strategy should focus on dynamic management, closely monitoring the continuity of capital inflow and trading volume. Only with sustained trading and continued new positive developments can the rebound be validated as non-manipulative. Investors should avoid blindly chasing highs and must flexibly adjust their positions to respond to sudden risks
