XIAOMI(HK:01810) Ge Long Hui·2025-06-19 10:26Core Viewpoint - Xiaomi's stock is currently trading at 53.75 HKD, showing a slight decline of 0.09%. The company is set to launch the Xiaomi Yu7 by the end of June, and Morgan Stanley's report indicates that Xiaomi's gross profit for Q1 2025 is expected to exceed previous forecasts by 10%, with operating profit projected to be 33% higher than expected due to cost synergies [1][3]. Technical Analysis - The RSI indicator for Xiaomi is at 59, indicating a neutral signal, while a composite of various technical indicators suggests a "buy" signal with a strength of 14. Multiple moving averages indicate a "strong buy" signal, although several oscillators show neutral signals [3]. - Short-term support levels for Xiaomi are at 51.9 HKD and 50.6 HKD, while resistance levels are at 55.4 HKD and 57.1 HKD. The current price of 53.85 HKD is situated between these support and resistance levels, indicating an unclear trend [3]. Recent Product Performance - On June 16, Xiaomi's stock experienced a decline of 0.65% two days later, while Societe Generale's bear certificates (56288) and UBS's bear certificates (56421) saw increases of 7% and 6%, respectively [5]. Investment Opportunities - For those looking to capitalize on Xiaomi's upward trend, Citigroup's call warrant (13765) is noteworthy, with a leverage of 12.4 times and an exercise price of 63.68 HKD. Morgan Stanley's call warrant (13597) has a lower implied volatility and a leverage of 10.3 times [6]. - Conversely, for those anticipating a downturn, HSBC's put warrant (14333) has the lowest implied volatility with a leverage of 2.9 times and an exercise price of 46.45 HKD. BNP Paribas's put warrant (14178) also has the lowest premium and implied volatility, with a leverage of 2.9 times and an exercise price of 46.55 HKD [6]. Related Assets - The following related assets are available for trading: - Citigroup Call Warrant (13765) with leverage of 12.4 - Morgan Stanley Call Warrant (13597) with leverage of 10.3 - HSBC Put Warrant (14333) with leverage of 2.9 - BNP Paribas Put Warrant (14178) with leverage of 2.9 - Morgan Stanley Bull Certificate (53165) with leverage of 7.8 - HSBC Bull Certificate (58043) with leverage of 8.4 - UBS Bear Certificate (56421) with leverage of 8.4 - Morgan Stanley Bear Certificate (61070) with leverage of 7.5 [7][8].