Morning Trend | CHINA OVERSEAS breaks support, will the real estate sector welcome a dark horse or test the bottom?
Yesterday, CHINA OVERSEAS weakened and the stock price once again fell below key support, with real estate stocks collectively declining. The entire real estate sector faced continuous negative news this week, with concerns over sales and cash flow weighing heavily, and there have been no breakthrough actions on the policy front to stimulate the market. Buying interest has weakened, and trading volume has shrunk to a low point, leading to a cautious market sentiment. There are reports that some local mortgage rates are intended to decline, causing some weighted real estate stocks to experience capital movements and a slight rebound momentarily, but trading cooled down again shortly after. This indicates that while there are expectations for policy changes, they are insufficient to reverse overall sentiment, and the real estate sector remains in a wait-and-see atmosphere. From a technical perspective, the MACD continues to weaken, and attempts at rebounds are repeatedly blocked. In the short term, it remains to be seen whether the previous low points can hold; if there is another decline, it may push the sector into a new round of bottom-seeking. Overall risk exposure remains high, and investors need to closely monitor policy developments and guard against sudden shifts in market direction. Currently, the sentiment in the real estate sector is extremely fragile, with leading stocks like CHINA OVERSEAS under significant pressure. Whether the industry can reach an inflection point in the short term heavily depends on whether favorable policies can be quickly implemented. In terms of operations, it is recommended to strictly set stop-loss levels to avoid systemic pullbacks under emotional expansion. Band trading opportunities rely more on sudden news from the policy level, and conservative investors may choose to observe more
Yesterday, CHINA OVERSEAS weakened and the stock price once again fell below key support, with real estate stocks collectively declining. The entire real estate sector faced continuous negative news this week, with concerns over sales and cash collection weighing heavily, while there have been no breakthrough actions on the policy front to stimulate the market. Buying interest has weakened, and trading volume has shrunk to a low point, leading to a cautious market sentiment.
There are reports that some local mortgage rates are intended to decrease, which led to some capital movements in heavyweight real estate stocks, resulting in a slight rebound momentarily, but trading cooled down again shortly after. This indicates that while there are expectations for policy changes, they are insufficient to reverse overall sentiment, and the atmosphere of wait-and-see in the real estate sector remains strong.
From a technical perspective, the MACD continues to weaken, and attempts at rebounds are repeatedly blocked. In the short term, it remains to be seen whether the previous low points can hold; if there is another decline, it may push the sector into a new round of bottom-seeking. Overall risk exposure remains high, and investors need to closely monitor policy trends and guard against sudden shifts in direction.
Currently, the sentiment in the real estate sector is extremely fragile, with heavyweight leaders like CHINA OVERSEAS under significant pressure. Whether the industry can reach an inflection point in the short term heavily depends on whether favorable policies can be implemented quickly. In terms of operations, it is recommended to strictly set stop-loss levels to avoid systemic pullbacks under emotional spread. Opportunities for trading more rely on sudden news from the policy level, and conservative investors may choose to observe more
