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Beishui added nearly HK$400 million each to Tencent and the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, selling Meituan for nearly HK$500 million; Nanshui bought Zijin Mining for nearly HK$500 million
On April 23 (Tuesday), Nanxia Capital made a net purchase of HK$2.34 billion in Hong Kong stocks today, and the Bank of China received a net purchase of HK$696 million.
A quick overview of the Hong Kong market | Hong Kong stocks are rising across the board! The Tech Index surged more than 3%, Kuaishou surged nearly 9%, and Meituan rose nearly 8%
Many biotech stocks rose; Lai Kai Pharmaceutical rose nearly 13%, Kangfang Biotech rose nearly 6%; gold stocks declined, Lingbao Gold fell nearly 4%, and Zijin Mining fell more than 3%.
Guojin Securities: Demand for electricity is strong, thermal power still has an opportunity to tighten coking coal supply, and there is a gap between supply and demand
The economy continues to improve, and superimposed computing power is rising, and demand for electricity is strong, and there are still opportunities; demand for steel is resilient, there is a gap between supply and demand in anticipation of tightening coking coal supply, and there is some room to replenish stocks with low superposition bifocal inventories.
The fund manager who added coal was embarrassed! The first quarter results of many coal stocks experienced “Waterloo”
On the one hand, stock prices are rising and institutions are optimistic; on the other hand, performance is declining and coal prices are falling. Can coal stocks still be used as a starting point?
A quick look at the Hong Kong market | The three major indices have risen one after another. Technet stocks have generally risen, Tencent and Meituan have risen by more than 5%; Ideal has fallen by more than 8%
Many coal stocks fell sharply; Mongolian coking coal and China Coal Energy fell more than 6%; petroleum stocks fell, CNOOC Services fell more than 3%, and CNPC fell nearly 3%.
Demand is weak! The spot price of thermal coal fell 15% in the past two months, and the Hong Kong stock coal sector fell collectively
① The coal sector of Hong Kong stocks fell collectively. What are the downsides worth paying attention to? ② Port thermal coal spot fell by more than 100 yuan in the past two months. How do institutions view coal price trends?
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