Quantum's KWEB Trading Guide 4/13/25Analysis:
Post-Close Options Activity (April 11):
Data: System reports 469.32K contracts traded on April 11, with puts at 10.99% (calls ~89%). High call volume at $31/$32 strikes suggests bullish bets.
Interpretation: Call-heavy flow indicates retail/institutional optimism, likely targeting a sweep above $31.35 (weekly high). Potential for a liquidity sweep trapping longs, aligning with ICT/SMT reversal.
RSI (14) Level and Trend:
Estimate: Daily RSI ~55 (neutral-bullish), based on April 11 close ($30.52, +2.97% from $29.62). Uptrend from April 8 low ($27.95) but below March 17 peak ($38.401) avoids overbought.
Interpretation: RSI supports bullish setups (above 50), with room for upside before resistance (~70). A sweep to $31.50 could push RSI higher, signaling OTE retracement.
Anonymized X Post Insights (April 11–13):
Summary: Posts highlight Chinese tech optimism (e.g., DeepSeek AI, consumer spending), tempered by tariff fears (Trump’s 125% threats). Some speculate on KWEB breaking $31, others note volatility risks.
Interpretation: Mixed sentiment leans bullish, with chatter about AI and stimulus driving buy-side interest. Tariff uncertainty suggests potential sell-side sweeps if news escalates.
Potential Reversals/Catalysts:
Liquidity Sweeps: Call-heavy options and X speculation point to a buy-side sweep above $31.35 (W-High), trapping retail longs before an OTE reversal to $30.00 (HVN).
Institutional Positioning: High call OI suggests dealers hedging bullish bets, but tariff risks could trigger smart money to fade retail.
Catalysts: Retail Sales (April 15) or tariff relief news could spike KWEB, while escalation could drive sell-side volatility.
Why: Sentiment aligns with ICT/SMT, where bullish retail chatter sets up sweeps, and smart money reverses at OTE. Neutral-bullish RSI and call volume support a setup.
Action: Log sentiment as neutral-bullish, expect sweep above $31 or drop to $29 on tariff news. Highlight for video: “KWEB’s call-heavy buzz could trap retail—watch for a smart money reversal.”
Tariff Impact
Assessment: Severe
Exposure:
KWEB’s holdings (e.g., PDD, JD.com, Tencent) rely on China’s internet economy, with significant supply chain and consumer exposure to U.S.-China trade. Tariffs (e.g., 125% proposed) raise costs for e-commerce and tech exports, hurting revenues.
Example: PDD (Temu) faces U.S. import duties, squeezing margins; JD.com’s logistics chain is tariff-sensitive.
Current Policy (April 13):
Context: Trump’s April 10 statement escalates tariffs to 125% on Chinese goods, with no relief confirmed by April 13. Web reports (Reuters, April 4) note market volatility from tariff fears, impacting KWEB’s April 8 low ($27.95).
Impact: Severe, as KWEB’s ETF structure amplifies holdings’ tariff pain (e.g., Alibaba, Tencent ADRs). Sentiment sours on escalation, driving sell-side sweeps.
Tariff Relief Potential:
Scenario: A 90-day pause or negotiation (rumored on X, inconclusive) could lift KWEB +3–5% ($31.50–$32.00), as seen in past relief rallies (e.g., February 2025, +1.6% on pause news).
Fundamentals: Relief boosts consumer spending on KWEB’s holdings, supporting bullish MSS. Without relief, bearish pressure persists.
AMT Tie-In: Tariff news creates imbalances (LVN breaks), with price seeking HVNs (e.g., $30.00) post-volatility.
Why: Severe tariff exposure makes KWEB sensitive to trade news, fueling sweeps (buy-side on relief, sell-side on escalation), per ICT/SMT.
Action: Rate tariff impact severe, monitor April 14 for negotiation updates. Video: “Tariffs could sink KWEB, but relief might spark a sweep to $32—stay sharp.”
News/Catalysts
Current (April 11, 2025)
Closing Price:
System Data: KWEB closed at $30.52 (currentPrice), +2.97% from prevDayClose ($29.62).
Verification: Matches April 11 high ($30.63), low ($29.41), open ($30.12).
Drivers:
Positive: Call-heavy options (89% calls) and AI buzz (DeepSeek, X posts) drove the rally. Web reports note Chinese tech resilience despite tariffs.
Negative: Tariff fears capped gains, with X posts citing Trump’s 125% threat as a drag.
Sector Trends: China ETFs rose (e.g., MCHI +2.1%, April 11), supporting KWEB’s move.
Why: Options flow and AI speculation fueled bullish momentum, but tariffs restrained breakout above $31.
Action: Highlight $30.52 close, +2.97%, driven by calls and AI. Video: “KWEB jumped 3% on AI hype, but tariffs loom large.”
Upcoming (Week of April 14–18)
Events:
April 15, Retail Sales (8:30 AM): Measures U.S. consumer spending, impacting KWEB’s e-commerce holdings (PDD, JD.com).
April 16–18, Tariff Talks: Potential U.S.-China negotiations, per X chatter (inconclusive).
Ongoing, China Stimulus: Rumored fiscal measures could lift Chinese tech, no date confirmed.
Predictions:
Bullish (+3%, ~$31.50): Strong Retail Sales (+0.5% MoM) or stimulus news boosts e-commerce, sweeping buy-side liquidity ($31.35).
Bearish (-3%, ~$29.50): Weak Retail Sales (-0.2% MoM) or tariff escalation triggers sell-side sweep ($29.41).
Neutral (±1%, $30.20–$30.80): Mixed data or no tariff news keeps KWEB near $30.00 (HVN).
Why: Catalysts drive displacement (sweeps to OHLC/LVNs), setting up OTE entries, per AMT/ICT.
Action: Set alerts for Retail Sales (April 15), monitor X for tariff updates. Video: “Retail Sales could push KWEB to $32 or drop it to $29—big week ahead.”
Technical Setup
Multi-Timeframe Analysis (Adjusted to April 11 Close, $30.52)
Weekly Chart
HVN (High Volume Node):
Level: $30.00 (POC, near W-Open $29.59, D-Close $30.52).
Role: Support, price consolidated March 24–April 11 ($29–$31).
Stance: Bullish (price above HVN, defending $30.00).
LVN (Low Volume Node):
Level: $31.50 (near W-High $31.35, April 4).
Role: Fast-move zone, price dropped post-$31.35 (April 4–8).
Stance: Neutral (price below LVN, potential sweep target).
EMA Trend:
Status: 8-week ($31.50) < 13-week ($32.00) < 48-week ($33.50), downtrend but flattening.
Stance: Neutral (price below EMAs, but $30.52 tests 8-week).
RSI (14):
Level: ~55 (neutral-bullish, up from 45 at $27.95, April 8).
Stance: Bullish (>50, room to 70).
MACD:
Status: Above signal, nearing zero (bullish crossover April 10).
Stance: Bullish (gaining momentum).
Bollinger Bands:
Status: Price at midline ($30.50), bands narrowing.
Stance: Neutral (breakout pending).
Donchian Channels:
Status: Above midline ($29.65, W-Low to W-High).
Stance: Bullish (breakout potential).
Williams %R:
Level: ~-40 (neutral, not overbought).
Stance: Bullish (>-50, rising).
ADR (Average Daily Range):
Status: Expanding (~3%, $0.90/day).
Stance: Bullish (volatility supports moves).
VWAP:
Status: Above VWAP (~$30.20, April 11).
Stance: Bullish (buyers control).
ICT/SMC:
MSS: Bearish (lower highs from $38.401, March 17, but higher low $27.95, April 8, signals potential shift).
Trend: Neutral (consolidation $29–$31, testing W-High $31.35).
Summary: Neutral-bullish, price at HVN ($30.00) with LVN ($31.50) as sweep target. Indicators favor upside, but MSS needs confirmation.
1-Hour Chart
Support/Resistance:
Support: $29.41 (D-Low, April 11), aligns with W-Open ($29.59), HVN ($30.00).
Resistance: $30.63 (D-High, April 11), near LVN ($31.50), W-High ($31.35).
Stance: Bullish (price above support, testing resistance).
RSI (14):
Level: ~60 (bullish, rising from 50 at $29.41).
Stance: Bullish (>50, not overbought).
MACD:
Status: Above signal, positive histogram.
Stance: Bullish (momentum building).
Bollinger Bands:
Status: Price near upper band ($30.60).
Stance: Bullish (breakout potential).
Donchian Channels:
Status: Above midline ($30.02).
Stance: Bullish (trend strength).
Williams %R:
Level: ~-30 (bullish, not overbought).
Stance: Bullish (>-50).
VWAP:
Status: Above VWAP (~$30.30, intraday April 11).
Stance: Bullish (buyers dominate).
ICT/SMC:
Buy-Side Liquidity: Above $30.63 (D-High), $31.35 (W-High), LVN ($31.50). Retail stops cluster here.
Sell-Side Liquidity: Below $29.41 (D-Low), $27.95 (W-Low/M-Low).
OB: Bullish OB at $29.80–$30.00 (April 10 consolidation, demand zone, near HVN $30.00).
FVG: Bullish FVG at $30.00–$30.20 (April 11 gap, unfilled, aligns with D-Open $30.12).
OTE: Fib 61.8%–78.6% from $29.41 (low) to $30.63 (high) = $30.05–$30.15 (overlaps OB/FVG/HVN).
Displacement: Potential impulsive move to $31.50 (LVN) or $29.00 (below D-Low) on Retail Sales or tariff news.
Summary: Bullish bias, with OTE ($30.05–$30.15) as entry zone post-sweep, supported by OB/FVG/HVN.
10-Minute Chart
Closing Move (April 11):
Status: Rallied to $30.52, closed near high ($30.63), strong volume.
Stance: Bullish (buyers pushed close).
EMA Direction:
Status: 8-EMA ($30.45) > 13-EMA ($30.40) > 48-EMA ($30.30), uptrend.
Stance: Bullish (EMAs rising).
RSI (14):
Level: ~65 (bullish, cooling from 70).
Stance: Bullish (>50, not overbought).
MACD:
Status: Above zero, bullish crossover.
Stance: Bullish (momentum intact).
VWAP:
Status: Above VWAP (~$30.40, late April 11).
Stance: Bullish (buyers control).
ICT/SMC:
Liquidity Sweep: Wick to $30.63 (8:50 AM, April 11) tested buy-side, no clear rejection yet.
Retracement: Potential retrace to $30.05–$30.15 (OTE) if sweep completes (e.g., April 14, 8:00 AM).
Entry Signal: Pin bar or engulfing at OTE (e.g., $30.10, 10-minute candle).
Summary: Bullish, awaiting sweep above $30.63 or $31.35, retrace to OTE for entry.
Options Data
Analysis:
GEX (Gamma Exposure):
Status: Positive GEX at $31 strike (high call OI), neutral at $30.
Impact: Dealers buy stock to hedge calls, supporting $31 pin or slight lift to $31.50.
Explanation: Positive GEX stabilizes price near high OI strikes, aligning with LVN ($31.50) sweep.
Stance: Neutral-bullish (pinning likely, breakout possible).
DEX (Delta Exposure):
Status: High call delta (+0.3, 89% call volume).
Impact: Bullish pressure, as dealers hedge calls by buying KWEB.
Explanation: Call-heavy delta fuels upside momentum, supporting buy-side sweep.
Stance: Bullish.
IV (Implied Volatility):
Status: Moderate (~25%, vs. 20–35% norm for KWEB).
Impact: Steady swings ($0.50–$1.00/day), good for ATM/OTM calls.
Explanation: Moderate IV balances premium cost and volatility, ideal for OTE entries.
Stance: Bullish (volatility supports options).
OI (Open Interest):
Status: Call-heavy (65% calls at $31, 20% at $32, 15% puts at $30).
Impact: Momentum toward $31–$32, potential pin at $31 (high OI).
Explanation: High call OI marks targets (W-High $31.35, LVN $31.50), puts at $30 guard HVN.
Stance: Bullish (calls drive upside).
Cem Karsan’s Application and Weekly Trading Breakdown:
Gamma: High at $31 (pinning risk), low at $32 (breakout potential).
Vanna: Rising IV (25% to 30% on Retail Sales) lifts calls, dealers buy KWEB, pushing to $31.50.
Charm: Near OPEX (April 18), $31 calls hold delta if ITM, spiking volatility April 17–18.
Volatility Skew: Call skew (higher IV for $32 vs. $30) favors upside breakouts.
Weekly OI (Exp. April 18): 65% calls at $31, 20% at $32. Pinning likely at $31 unless Retail Sales sparks breakout to $32.
Options Strategy:
Trade: Buy $31 calls at OTE ($30.10, April 14, 8:50 AM), premium ~$0.50.
Exit: $31.50 (W-High/LVN, premium ~$0.90), profit $0.40.
Stop: Below OB ($29.80, premium ~$0.20), risk $0.30.
R:R: 1.33:1 (adjust to 2:1 with partial exit).
ICT/SMC Tie-In: Enter post-sweep ($31.35), retrace to OTE ($30.10), target $31.50.
Vanna:
Status: IV rise (25% to 30%) amplifies calls, dealers buy KWEB.
Impact: Bullish lift to $31–$31.50, aligns with LVN sweep.
Explanation: Vanna boosts delta near high OI, supporting OTE reversal.
Charm:
Status: OPEX (April 18) nears, $31 calls gain delta if KWEB hits $31.
Impact: Volatility spikes April 17–18, favors quick OTE trades.
Explanation: Charm accelerates delta, amplifying sweep-to-OTE moves.
Timeframe Analysis:
Weekly (Exp. April 18):
OI: 65% calls ($31), 20% ($32), 15% puts ($30).
IV: Moderate (25%), rising on catalysts.
Stance: Bullish (calls dominate, breakout risk).
Monthly (Exp. May 2):
OI: Balanced (50% calls $32, 50% puts $29).
IV: Stable (~24%).
Stance: Neutral (consolidation likely).
3-Month (Exp. July 7):
OI: Call skew ($33–$35, 60% calls).
IV: Low (~22%).
Stance: Bullish (long-term upside).
Directional Bias:
Synthesis: Positive GEX ($31 pin), high call DEX (+0.3), moderate IV (25%), call-heavy OI (65% at $31), vanna (IV lift), charm (OPEX volatility), and ICT/SMC (buy-side sweep to $31.35, OTE at $30.10) suggest a bullish trend for April 14, with potential retracement post-sweep.
Why: Options data aligns with ICT/SMT (call OI = buy-side liquidity, OTE = dealer hedging zone), per AMT (LVN sweep, HVN reversal).
Action: Focus on $31 calls, highlight pinning vs. breakout. Video: “KWEB’s $31 call wall could pin or pop—perfect for an OTE play.”
Sympathy Plays
Correlated Assets:
MCHI (iShares MSCI China ETF): Tracks broader Chinese equities, rises ~2–3% if KWEB rallies (e.g., $31.50), due to shared holdings (Alibaba, Tencent).
BABA (Alibaba ADR): KWEB’s top holding, moves +3–4% on KWEB’s sweep to $31.35, driven by e-commerce/AI overlap.
Opposite Mover:
GLD (SPDR Gold ETF): Risk-off asset, fades ~1–2% if KWEB rallies (risk-on), as investors shift from safe havens to tech.
Why: Sympathy plays confirm sector momentum (Chinese tech), while GLD hedges tariff fears, per ICT/SMT sentiment.
Action: Monitor MCHI/BABA for confirmation, GLD for divergence. Video: “If KWEB pops, MCHI and BABA follow—watch gold for the flip side.”
Sector Positioning with RRG
Sector: Technology – Emerging Markets (China Internet).
RRG Position: Improving (vs. MCHI ETF).
Rationale: KWEB’s April 11 rally (+2.97%) outpaces MCHI (+2.1%), with RSI (~55) and call OI signaling strength. Tariff fears weaken absolute gains, but relative momentum grows.
Tie-In: Improving quadrant supports bullish MSS, OTE entries at HVN ($30.00).
Why: RRG aligns with sentiment (call-heavy) and technicals (above HVN), per AMT value area.
Action: Highlight Improving RRG for video: “KWEB’s gaining steam in China tech—prime for a sweep setup.”
Targets
Bullish:
Target: +3.5% to $31.60.
Levels: W-High ($31.35), LVN ($31.50), next resistance ($32.00).
Rationale: Buy-side sweep to $31.35 (W-High), breakout to LVN on Retail Sales or tariff relief, per ICT/SMC.
Bearish:
Target: -3.2% to $29.55.
Levels: D-Low ($29.41), below W-Open ($29.59), HVN ($29.50).
Rationale: Sell-side sweep below $29.41 on weak Retail Sales or tariff escalation, retracing to HVN, per AMT.
Why: Targets tie to OHLC (W-High, D-Low), HVNs/LVNs, and catalysts, ensuring ICT/SMC alignment (liquidity to OTE).
KWEB trade ideas
Chinese Internet Stocks on the Edge: KWEB vs. FXI Introduction:
The Chinese internet sector AMEX:KWEB is at a critical juncture when compared to large-cap Chinese stocks AMEX:FXI . The ratio between these two reflects sector leadership—if KWEB outperforms, it signals renewed strength in internet stocks and suggests the sector is leading.
Current Market Context:
Potential Breakdown: The KWEB-to-FXI ratio is teetering near key support. A breakdown here would be a bearish signal for Chinese internet stocks.
Bullish Outlook: However, bulls are closely watching for signs of outperformance from KWEB, which could indicate the start of a new bullish trend.
Higher-Low Formation: If the ratio forms a higher low relative to its long-term trend, it would be a sign of potential strength in the internet sector.
Key Levels to Watch:
Support: Monitor the ratio’s current support level closely. A breakdown below this could lead to increased selling pressure on KWEB.
Resistance: A breakout above recent highs would indicate renewed outperformance and signal a bullish rotation into internet stocks.
Conclusion:
KWEB is at a make-or-break point, and the coming days could determine its fate. If the sector can establish a higher low and break above resistance, it could signal a bullish shift for Chinese internet stocks. Will KWEB lead, or will large-cap Chinese stocks maintain their dominance? Let me know your thoughts in the comments!
Charts:
(Include a chart showing the KWEB-to-FXI ratio, marking key support, resistance, and any signs of higher-low formations.)
Tags: #KWEB #FXI #ChineseStocks #InternetSector #SectorLeadership #TechnicalAnalysis #MarketTrends #China
China’s Internet Revival?KraneShares CSI China Internet ETF is exhibiting strong bullish momentum, with a gap forming around the $27.00 level. A breakout above the $32.60 daily resistance would confirm further strength, positioning the ETF to target $46.19. This trade setup offers an excellent risk-to-reward ratio, with a stop-loss set at $24.82 to manage downside risk.
KWEB provides exposure to China’s leading internet and technology companies, which are poised for growth as the Chinese economy recovers and consumer demand strengthens. As regulatory pressures ease and innovation accelerates across key industries like e-commerce, digital finance, and cloud services, this ETF stands to benefit significantly.
For a deeper dive into this setup, check out my YouTube breakdown, where I analyze the technical trends and discuss the fundamentals driving this opportunity.
With its combination of technical momentum and favorable macroeconomic conditions, KWEB presents an attractive opportunity for traders and investors aiming for $46.19.
AMEX:KWEB
$KWEB - Would you bet?AMEX:KWEB Trendline has been hard to break. If it manages to break through it, we are looking at a measured move of $35. However, $32 to $33 area would be hard to break through.
It is showing some signs of a potential breakout, but you have to be quick in taking profit. China is hard to bet on.
As always, I share my opinions and trades. I'm not suggesting that anyone follow my trades. You do you.
Kraneshares China Internet ETF | KWEB | Long at $26.00The "beginnings" of a change in the downward trend of China's tech stock market may be starting to unfold. The price of Kraneshares China Internet ETF AMEX:KWEB has finally reconnected with my selected simple moving average (SMA) which often means further price consolidation or future price breakout from the overall mean. I'm not saying this will happen immediately and this particular SMA likes to be tested to "fake out" buyers and sellers (sometimes over months or years). Plus, there are price gaps in the low BER:20S on the daily chart that often get filled before a run. But for the early birds out there, like myself, AMEX:KWEB at $26.00 is in a personal buy zone as a starter position.
Target #1 = $30.00
Target #2 = $37.00
Target #3 = $49.00
Target #4 = $100.00 (very long-term view...)
Pullback in the China Internet ETFChinese stocks tried to break a multiyear funk in April. Now traders may see opportunity in their recent pullback.
Today’s chart focuses on the KraneShares CSI China Internet ETF AMEX:KWEB , which holds names like Alibaba NYSE:BABA .
The first pattern is the level around $28.80. It was a peak in October and November that gave way early last month. KWEB is now trying to stabilize in the same area. Has old resistance become new support?
Second, the price zone roughly corresponds to a 50 percent retracement of the rally between April 19 and May 17.
Third, the 50-day simple moving average (SMA) had a “golden cross” above the 200-day SMA last month.
Finally, stochastics have hit an oversold condition.
Standardized Performances for the ETF mentioned above:
KraneShares CSI China Internet (KWEB)
1-year: +17.03%
5-years: -27.56%
Since Inception: -14,42%
(As of May 31, 2024)
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KWEB: Exposure to Chinese tech marketBased on past cycle history, the SHSZ300 (Chinese S&P 500 more or less) tracks the US markets bull runs, though starting with a large delay.
We're fed a lot of bad news about China, but the fact is, they're making some economic power moves, and positioning themselves for the AI Industrial Revolution.
The Chinese markets are bottoming out, and it's a good time to get exposure to the Chinese markets.
I will be buying in around the buy zone ($45 - $41).
#China #MCHI #KWEB
Opening (IRA): KWEB May 17th 24 Monied Covered CallLooking to get a fill on a monied covered call in KWEB (IVR/IV 12/33.2) while I wait around for some (or any) vol to show itself in the broader market. That IVR isn't great, but I'm going small so that I can potentially add at more favorable strikes/share cost bases should an opportunity present itself.
It's pre-market, so bid/ask is somewhat wide on both the shares and the short call, but I'm looking to buy a one lot and sell a -75 delta call against for around 26.09 in order to emulate the delta metrics of a 25 delta short put, have built-in short call defense, and to take advantage of IV skew on the call side (it's 39.4% at the 24 call strike; 32.4% at the 24 put).
On a side note, the on margin variant of a Plain Jane short put isn't paying spectacularly from a dollar and cents standpoint: the May 17th 24 short put is paying .37 at the mid, which isn't anything to write home about, but that would be on a BPE of 6.72 (5.51% ROC at max; 2.75% at 50% max; 23.63 break even) should you want to go the standard short put/acquire/cover route.
Break Even/Cost Basis in Shares/Buying Power Effect: 23.09
Max Profit: .91 ($91)
ROC at Max: 3.49%
ROC at 50% max: 1.74%
In all likelihood, I'll have to "penny up" if I don't get a fill for 23.09 ... .
$KWEB Volatility Contraction or Top of Downtrend Channel? AMEX:KWEB the Chinese stock ETF is looking like a due or die situation here. The negative is that it is in a longer-term downtrend. It is now just hitting the underside of the 50 DMA; it is below the 40 Week MA and nearing the top of the downtrend channel.
Here are the positives; it seems to have stopped the downtrend with a slight undercut and rally from the previous low. It is above the shorter-term MAs and looking like it might get over the 50 DMA. Looking at volume, there is buying with green volume days higher than red volume days.
Here is my plan. If it can close over the 50 DMA, I will start a ¼ sized long position with a stop on a close back under the 50 DMA. If it can break above and close over the upper downtrend line, I’ll add another ¼ size. After that I will wait for some consolidation / minor pullback and resumption of up trend to bring to a full position. All TBD.
Ideas, not investing / trading advice. Comments always welcome. Thanks for looking.
$KWEB - Can it complete the inverse head and shoulders pattern?AMEX:KWEB There is a good chance that the inverse head and shoulders pattern might complete, and the stock could run to the $47 area.
Earnings from NYSE:BABA , NASDAQ:JD , and NASDAQ:PDD were way better than expected.
With the media and analysts pounding on the Chinese economy daily, sentiment on the Chinese economy is at its lowest point ever. A little bit of positive news could drive Chinese tech stocks higher.
Upside targets:
$35
$40
$47
Downside risk:
$24
$KWEB - Chinse TECH stocks are back babyBaba was just the beginning. Wait until the rest of the chinese market takes off. Stimulus took longer than expected to boost the market.... delayed reaction now in full effect. Options play on this Nov. 17th $33.00 strike.... for $0.98 currently ...... easily a 2000% banger for fair value/price on this stock. Realistic target for stock price = $53.00