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GCL-POLY ENERGY Continues Higher 11%
GCL-POLY ENERGY (03800.HK)  +0.080 (+8.889%)    Short selling $23.89M; Ratio 2.834%   showed volatile movements in price and volume. The stock exceeded 250MA ($0.96) to peak at $1.01, hitting five-month high. It last stood at $1, showing a continuous rise of 11%, on surging volume to 742 million shares, on turnover of $720 million. The volume hit over 2.5-year high. Its subsidiary GCL NEWENERGY (00451.HK)  +0.020 (+4.651%)    Short selling $68.28K; Ratio 0.250%   peaked at $0.475, hitting over nine-month high. It last stood at $0.455, further leaping 5.8%, on increasing volume to 53.75 million shares. 

In addition, SINGYES SOLAR (00750.HK)  +0.090 (+3.226%)    Short selling $3.70M; Ratio 21.513%   reclaimed 50MA ($2.86 to peak at $2.93 and last printed at $2.9, showing a continuous rise of 4%, on volume reaching 4.67 million shares. 

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