Warrants in both markets fell more than rose less, and China Southern Airlines led the decline in put volume

News from our website (Shanghai Securities News Ma Jingyu) With the withdrawal of Wuliang Warrants from trading, only one put warrant of China Southern Airlines was left in the two markets. On the 27th, the situation of China Southern Airlines' sharply rising put warrant failed to continue, leading the decline of 15.70% in the closing. The varieties of subscription were red and green, and the number of down warrants was too many.

As of the closing, Shenzhen High, Rizhao, Jiangxi Guangdong, Petrochemical and other warrants were in red market, up 6.45%, 2.26%, 2.21% and 0.29%, respectively, to 5.581 yuan, 7.251 yuan, 6.378 yuan and 2.055 yuan. Among them, Shenzhen High CWB1 rose in the morning and fell back in the afternoon, with an increase of 18.63% in the morning.

Among the falling warrants, China Southern Airlines, the only put product in the two cities at present, saw the deepest drop in its put. The warrant quickly turned green after its high opening for a short time. In the afternoon, it fell by 15.70% to close at 0.666 yuan, with a one-day turnover rate of 410.57%. The trading volume was also significantly larger than yesterday. Among the subscribed varieties, the coefficient of smart steel warrants fell, the decline of WISCO, Maanshan Iron and Steel and Vanadium Steel exceeded 2.2%, and ZTE subscription also fell 5% to close at 11.85 yuan.

According to the analysis of market participants, the confidence of the current market is difficult to recover quickly in the short term. The market has no factors supporting a strong rebound. Almost all sector industries do not have much room for growth. The decline of the positive shares undoubtedly brings downward momentum to the warrants. Investors are advised to operate cautiously in the near future.