HONASA - Technical Analysis
Last Updated Time : 02 Aug 25, 12:58 am
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Hereβs a refined technical breakdown of HONASA, spotlighting the pressure points and potential plays for short-term positioning
π Trend Structure
Current Price (βΉ265) sits below both the 50-DMA (βΉ287) and 200-DMA (βΉ296) β confirms a bearish undertone, possibly still in a downtrend.
Steep fall from βΉ547 to βΉ265 highlights prolonged price erosion β recovery attempts lack strength.
π Trend Status: Reversing with potential support near lows.
π Momentum Signals
RSI (30.4): Hovering around oversold territory, could suggest a short-lived bounce if buying returns.
MACD (-8.77): Deep in the red and diverging negatively β confirms strong downside momentum.
Volume: Well below 1-week average β reflects weak participation, reinforcing seller dominance.
π Bollinger Bands Setup
Price likely riding the lower Bollinger Band or even breaching it, which reinforces oversold status but isnβt a reversal signal by itself.
Look for band squeeze or expansion with volume to confirm directional breakout.
π Support & Resistance Zones
Zone Type Price Range (βΉ) Commentary
Support 250 β 260 Close to current price, possible bounce zone
Resistance 285 β 295 50-DMA cluster, overhead supply zone
Breakout Zone 300+ Technical trigger for trend reversal
π― Trade Setup
Entry Zone: βΉ255ββΉ265 (oversold bounce play with tight SL)
Exit Zone: βΉ285ββΉ295 (resistance zone just below 50-DMA)
Stop Loss: βΉ248 (risk control below short-term support)
π Conclusion
HONASA is in clear reversal territory, weakened by poor price action and fading momentum.
A cautious bounce strategy near support may work for short-term tactical trades.
Long-term positioning should wait for signs of MACD flattening, volume recovery, and a close above βΉ300.
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