Hang Seng Support and Resistance Levels

Daily day-trade levels for Hang Seng futures, published after each HKEX close. The prior session’s levels are free, along with what price actually did around them.

What Hang Seng is

Hong Kong's benchmark index. Levels come from the Hang Seng index futures on HKEX.

Hang Seng specifications

Market

Hong Kong

Exchange

HKEX

Day session

9:15 to 16:30 Hong Kong

How to use the Hang Seng levels

Each plan lists a pivot, the level nearest the last price, with resistance levels above and support levels below. Draw them on your chart before the HKEX open. The pivot is the first price to watch: holding above the pivot keeps the resistance levels in play, and losing the pivot points at the support levels.

The levels come from the regular session, 9:15 to 16:30 Hong Kong, so they describe the hours when most Hang Seng volume trades. The recap above shows how price behaved around the last session’s levels, told from that session’s pivot.

The glossary defines every term in a plan, and the sample plan walks through one real session from the levels to the close. Every Hang Seng plan is on the Hang Seng plans page.

Common questions

What are the Hang Seng trading hours?

The regular session runs 9:15 to 16:30 Hong Kong. The levels here come from that window, when most of the volume trades.

When are Hang Seng levels published?

After the HKEX close, for the next session, so the levels are on your chart before the open.

Are these Hang Seng levels free?

The prior session's levels are free, together with a breakdown of how price behaved around them. The upcoming session's levels are Pro.

How are the Hang Seng levels calculated?

From price structure on the regular session, so the levels describe the hours most traders actually trade. Prices where the market repeatedly turned are grouped into levels.

Educational information only, not financial advice. Objective market structure and levels only. You make and own your trades.