Market Activity for YUANLONG YATO on 18 November 2025

Ticker: 002878Sector: Communication Services – MediaExchange: Shenzhen Stock ExchangeCurrency: CNY


1. Technical Breakouts

On 18 November 2025 the shares of YUANLONG YATO closed above both the 50‑day and the 6‑month simple moving averages, placing the stock in the group of 50 A‑shares that were reported to have crossed the 6‑month moving line that day.

  • 6‑month moving average: 19.35 CNY
  • Closing price (18 Nov): 20.54 CNY
  • Disparity (乖离率): 6.16 %

In the same session, the company also appeared in the list of 326 A‑shares that surpassed the 5‑day moving average.

  • 5‑day moving average: 19.45 CNY
  • Latest price (18 Nov): 20.54 CNY
  • Disparity: 5.60 %

These breakouts indicate a short‑term bullish momentum for the stock, as the price moved above recent trend lines that are commonly used by technical analysts to gauge market sentiment.


2. Recent Market Context

  • The Shanghai Composite Index traded at 3,959.58 points at 10:30 GMT, closing 0.31 % lower for the day.
  • Total A‑share trading volume reached 9.46 trillion CNY.
  • Other stocks that crossed the 6‑month moving line on the same day included LongXun Shares (688486), QiXin Group (688301), and DaLiKe (301371).
  • In the 5‑day moving‑average breakout list, leading stocks were LongXun Shares, MingMicro Electronics (688699), and HETai Machinery (688549).

The broader market conditions suggest a mixed environment with a slight downward bias, yet the breakout of YUANLONG YATO highlights its relative strength within the day’s trading activity.


3. Company Fundamentals

  • Market Capitalisation: 4,960 million CNY
  • Current Price (13 Nov): 18.92 CNY
  • 52‑Week Range: 27.42 CNY (high) – 11.04 CNY (low)
  • Price‑to‑Earnings Ratio: –39.13 (negative, indicating that the company is operating at a loss)

YUANLONG YATO is a Beijing‑based media and marketing services company. Its core businesses include marketing planning, communication strategy design, procurement management, and the sale of jewellery, office supplies, medals, and related products.


4. Implications for Investors

The crossing of both the 50‑day and 6‑month moving averages, coupled with a positive disparity, suggests a potential short‑term upward trend for the stock. However, the negative P/E ratio reflects that the company is not yet profitable, and its valuation is driven largely by market sentiment rather than fundamental earnings.

Investors should monitor:

  1. Price momentum – whether the upward trend sustains beyond the moving‑average breakouts.
  2. Earnings reports – any improvement in profitability that could justify a higher valuation.
  3. Sector dynamics – developments in media and marketing services, including competition and regulatory changes.

Given the current market context and the stock’s technical indicators, YUANLONG YATO presents a speculative opportunity for investors willing to accept higher risk associated with a company that is not yet earning profits.