SHG Should I Buy
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Buy SHG now. The technical trend is bullish (stacked moving averages) with room to run toward 60–62, options positioning is call-leaning, and fundamentals show steady YoY growth in 2025/Q3. With no proprietary buy signal today, this is not a “must-buy today” momentum trigger—but given the user is impatient and unwilling to wait for an optimal entry, the current pullback (-1.76% to 58.41) is still a reasonable entry above key support (57.3).
Trend/structure: Bullish. SMA_5 > SMA_20 > SMA_200 indicates an established uptrend. Momentum: MACD histogram is positive (0.403) but “positively contracting,” suggesting upside momentum is still positive but cooling near-term. RSI_6 at ~57 is neutral-to-slightly-bullish (not overbought). Levels: Current price 58.41 sits above the pivot (57.319). Near-term resistance is R1 60.111, then R2 61.837. Key supports are pivot 57.319 and S1 54.527. Base case: a dip-hold above ~57.3 keeps the uptrend intact and favors a push back toward 60–62. Pattern stats (similar candlesticks) imply ~3.5% next week and ~6.96% next month potential, despite a slightly negative next-day skew (-0.45%).
Technical uptrend remains intact with price above pivot support (~57.3), setting up a rebound toward 60–
Options market positioning is call-heavy (low put-call ratios).
2025/Q3 fundamentals show continued YoY growth in revenue, net income, and EPS, supporting the trend.
Momentum is cooling (MACD histogram still >0 but contracting), which can lead to short-term chop or pullback.
No news catalysts in the last week—less chance of an immediate event-driven breakout.
Options volume is extremely light, so sentiment reads may be less reliable.
If price loses 57.3, next support is meaningfully lower (54.5), implying a larger drawdown risk if support breaks.
Latest quarter: 2025/Q3. Revenue grew to 3,191,275,573 (+0.85% YoY), Net Income rose to 994,792,214.96 (+7.00% YoY), and EPS increased to 2.05 (+11.41% YoY). Overall: modest top-line growth with stronger bottom-line and EPS growth—consistent with improving profitability/efficiency trends quarter-over-quarter on a YoY basis (based on the snapshot provided).
No analyst rating or price target change data was provided, so a recent Wall Street upgrade/downgrade trend cannot be assessed here. From the available data, the ‘pro’ case would likely emphasize steady earnings/EPS growth and an intact uptrend; the ‘con’ case would focus on limited near-term catalysts and cooling momentum.
