Morning Trend | YIK WO INTL (8659.HK) fluctuates and consolidates, is the main force's intention becoming clear? On November 19th, at the close, YIK WO INTL (8659.HK) showed significant intraday fluctuations against the backdrop of an overall recovery in the low-priced asset sector, with initial signs of capital inflow. The main forces and short-term buyers pulled back and forth multiple times, displaying distinct oscillation characteristics on the intraday chart. Combined with after-hours quotes, the stock price maintained above the 10-day and 20-day moving averages, which technically established preliminary support, interpreted by the market as a phase of bulls attempting to consolidate their position. However, from the trading details, the main force did not form absolute control, and short-term speculative funds were actively buying on dips, but the trading volume was moderate, indicating that both bulls and bears were still in a tug-of-war.
On the industry level, low-priced assets have recently attracted capital, and online public opinion has been active in discussions about "bottom fishing" and "rotating trials." There are currently no obvious positive news or sudden announcements from the company, and the market trend is mainly driven by technical factors and sector sentiment. Although there is a willingness for main funds to replenish, they are constrained by a large number of trapped positions from previous highs, limiting the upward space.
Technical analysis shows that the recent K-line has been continuously oscillating, with trading volume steadily increasing but without a breakthrough. The daily line has retraced without breaking the moving averages, and the short-term trend remains primarily in consolidation. From the intraday perspective, there are clear signs of the main force washing out positions, but buying power has strengthened towards the end of the session, leading to a moderate increase in individual stock attention.
The market rhythm still leans towards short-term trading, and sector sentiment can easily drive individual stocks to decline or surge. If there is a significant volume drop or external indices weaken during the session, the risk of retreat increases. The strategy suggests focusing on the support of the 10-day and 20-day moving averages, with a quick in-and-out approach being advisable. Although the bulls have confidence, the control of the market has not yet reached its peak, and position and risk management should be prioritized
Technical Forecast · 11/20/2025 09:00
