On May 27, Jinhui Holdings (09993.HK) rose 8.64% in regular trading, trading at HKD 2.07/share, with trading volume of approximately HKD 193 million.

On the news front, the stock had plunged to a record low of HKD 0.85 on May 14 before staging a sharp speculative rally driven by short-term funds. After the initial rebound faded, the stock retreated for several sessions before rebounding again with increased volume, displaying a typical post-oversold volatile oscillation pattern.

The company's fundamentals have shown no material improvement. Its auditor Ernst & Young has resigned and issued a disclaimer of opinion regarding the company's ability to continue as a going concern. The company recorded severe net losses for the full year with significantly elevated debt levels. The current price movement is widely viewed as reflecting short-term speculative fund activity rather than any fundamental operational turnaround.

Within the Real Estate Development sector, major peers traded lower on the day, with China Resources Land down 3.23%, China Overseas down 1.36%, Sunac down 2.11%, CK Asset down 0.23%, and Henderson Land down 0.06%.

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