Morning Trend | Sands China tests support with increased volume, sector suddenly signals a trend reversal?

On December 29th, Sands China experienced increased volatility during the trading session, with the gaming sector continuing to be under pressure and a net outflow of funds throughout the day. The lower Bollinger Band at HKD 24.60 became a key point for intraday speculation, with multiple tests failing to stabilize, and increased trading volume heightened market expectations for an overall adjustment. On the news front, there are no new catalysts for the Macau gaming industry, the recovery of travelers is slower than expected, and the macro atmosphere is also becoming cautious. Technically, the 30-day moving average is pressing down, and short-term rebounds have been repeatedly thwarted. The direction of funds in the sector and unusual trading activity during the session are points of focus for subsequent high-frequency speculation. If there are sudden large orders/unusual transactions or unexpected industry positives, it may trigger a rotation in the sector. Overall risk exposure is relatively high and should be closely monitored