What’s Happening to the Hang Seng Index (Nov 2025) | Step-by-Step Guide to analysing HSI

Binni Ong
11-20

In this video, Binni breaks down what’s really happening to the Hang Seng Index ( $HSI(HSI)$ ) as of November 2025 using a simple step-by-step method.

You’ll learn how to read price action using swing highs, swing lows, higher highs, and higher lows so you can easily identify whether HSI is in an uptrend or losing strength.

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Comments

  • Ron Anne
    11-21
    Ron Anne
    $1.26T southbound inflow confirms HSI’s long-term uptrend!
  • Valerie Archibald
    11-20
    Valerie Archibald
    China is back to developing economy first which is the right way to go. The world follows No.1 economy not No.2.
  • Merle Ted
    11-20
    Merle Ted
    HSI trades cautiously — investors remain selective, chasing value over hype.

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