--- title: "Morning Trend | CHINA RUYI's capital divergence increases, can it stabilize after a volume drop?" type: "News" locale: "en" url: "https://longbridge.com/en/news/273815121.md" description: "On January 27th, CHINA RUYI (136.HK) experienced continuous capital outflow throughout the day, showing significant characteristics of a volume decline. There was a slight rebound in the early session, but it was immediately met with large sell orders, causing the stock price to repeatedly fall below the key support level of 2.15 yuan, accompanied by a pile-up of sell orders, indicating a concentrated shift to a bearish sentiment in the short term. There were no obvious signs of stabilization during the session, and trading volume increased, reflecting insufficient confidence among bulls. The entertainment and media sector has recently generally lacked new hotspots, and the overall industry news is relatively sparse. Although consumer scenarios are gradually recovering post-pandemic, the slow advancement of major content projects and tightening regulatory policies have led to a continuous decline in market risk appetite for leading media stocks. CHINA RUYI itself lacks new positive announcements, with limited progress in IP cooperation and content innovation, compounded by the absence of significant industry themes, resulting in a sustained weakening of capital inflow momentum. From a technical perspective, the MACD has already broken down in the short term, with multiple moving averages on the daily chart showing a bearish arrangement, forming a typical \"death cross\" structure. The market has shown oversold signals, but capital has not captured effective rebound opportunities. If the main capital can increase volume and lift the price during the session, or if a hot event ignites sentiment, there may be a chance for a brief oversold rebound. Otherwise, with risk exposure still evident, right-side traders should prioritize controlling their positions. Overall, CHINA RUYI is currently under dual pressure from a downward trend and capital outflow. If it cannot stabilize above 2.15 yuan during the day, there may be further inertia to the downside" datetime: "2026-01-28T01:00:00.000Z" locales: - [zh-CN](https://longbridge.com/zh-CN/news/273815121.md) - [en](https://longbridge.com/en/news/273815121.md) - [zh-HK](https://longbridge.com/zh-HK/news/273815121.md) --- # Morning Trend | CHINA RUYI's capital divergence increases, can it stabilize after a volume drop? On January 27th, CHINA RUYI (136.HK) experienced continuous capital outflow throughout the day, showing significant characteristics of a volume decline. There was a slight rebound in the early session, but it was soon met with heavy selling pressure, causing the stock price to repeatedly fall below the key support level of 2.15 yuan, accompanied by a buildup of sell orders, indicating a concentrated shift to a bearish sentiment in the short term. No obvious stabilization signals appeared during the session, and trading volume increased, reflecting insufficient confidence among bulls. The entertainment media sector has recently generally lacked new hotspots, and the overall industry news is relatively sparse. Although consumer scenarios are gradually recovering post-pandemic, the slow advancement of major content projects and tightening regulatory policies have led to a continuous decline in market risk appetite for leading media stocks. CHINA RUYI itself lacks new positive announcements, with limited progress in IP cooperation and content innovation, compounded by the absence of significant industry themes, resulting in a sustained weakening of capital inflow momentum. From a technical perspective, the MACD has already broken down in the short term, with multiple moving averages on the daily chart showing a bearish arrangement, forming a typical "death cross" structure. The market has shown oversold signals, but capital has not captured effective rebound opportunities. If the main funds can increase their volume during the session or if a hot event ignites sentiment, there may be a chance for a brief oversold rebound. Otherwise, with risk exposure still evident, right-side traders should prioritize controlling their positions. Overall, CHINA RUYI is currently under dual pressure from a downward trend and capital outflow. If it cannot stabilize above 2.15 yuan during the day, there may be further inertia to the downside. The strategy should focus on defensive risk management, as a reversal seems difficult in an environment lacking highlights and leadership, and patience is required to wait for new catalytic signals to emerge ### Related Stocks - [00136.HK](https://longbridge.com/en/quote/00136.HK.md) ## Related News & Research - [China Ruyi Adjusts Subscription Shares Amid Price Concerns](https://longbridge.com/en/news/269625004.md) - [Nvidia’s AI Lead Is Back in Focus as Wolfe Research Doubles Down](https://longbridge.com/en/news/286680544.md) - [This tech stock doesn't need AI to win. 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