Morning Trend | MEI AH ENTER (391.HK) surges on increased volume, can the entertainment sector maintain its momentum?
MEI AH ENTER (391.HK) experienced a sudden surge in trading volume before the market closed on November 19, with trading heat rising throughout the day. The entertainment media sector has recently been boosted by slight policy stimuli combined with the favorable landing of new projects, attracting significant capital inflows. After the market closed that day, data showed that the main sector frequently swept into hot communities, with increasing divergence between chasing the rise and long-term funds. Trading volume continued to expand, and the K-line showed a strong bullish trend, approaching new short-term highs. During the intraday process, there were signs of funds being pulled in and out, indicating that the main control of the market was not absolutely stable, with some profit-taking strategies adopting a quick in-and-out approach. The continuous warming of the industry provides a foundation for the sector's liquidity, but if there are no new catalysts after the events are digested, the market will face severe fluctuations due to rapid changes in positions. The continuation of trading volume and the sustainability of themes will be key drivers for future increases. The value of risk management is increasing; if the leading funds in the main line become cautious, the short-term pullback pressure will instantly amplify. A decrease in trading volume or sudden weakening of policy could lead to a rapid reversal of the overbought market. The strategy suggests dynamically monitoring policy news and trading volume fluctuations in the entertainment sector, quickly entering and exiting to grasp short-term rhythms, and ensuring risk control while chasing the rise
MEI AH ENTER (391.HK) experienced a sudden surge in trading volume before the market closed on November 19, with trading heat rising throughout the day. The entertainment media sector has recently been boosted by slight policy stimuli combined with the favorable landing of new projects, attracting significant capital inflow.
Post-market data on that day showed that the main sector's buying activity frequently flowed out of hot communities, with increasing divergence between chasing the market and long-term funds. Trading volume continued to expand, and the K-line released a strong bullish candle, with new short-term highs approaching. During the intraday process, there were signs of funds being pulled in and out, indicating that the main control of the market was not absolutely stable, and some profit-taking strategies adopted a quick in-and-out approach.
The continuous warming of the industry provides a foundation for the sector's liquidity, but if there are no new catalysts after the event digestion, the market will face severe fluctuations caused by rapid shifts in chips. The continuation of trading volume and the sustainability of themes will be key drivers for future upward movements.
The value of risk management has increased; if the leading funds in the main line become cautious, the short-term pullback pressure will instantly amplify. A shrink in trading volume or a sudden weakening of policy could lead to a rapid reversal of the overbought market.
Strategically, it is recommended to dynamically monitor policy news and trading volume fluctuations in the entertainment sector, to grasp short-term rhythms with quick in-and-out strategies, and to chase the market while ensuring risk control against pullbacks
