800100 Hang Seng China Enterprises Index
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The first company to land on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange GEM after the GEM reform! The Hong Kong stock IPO market is expected to start a rebound
Currently, there are still two companies in line to submit GEM listing applications, namely Yuansu Technology Holdings and Guangdong Jixin State Control Testing.
J.P. Morgan Asia Pacific CEO: China's influence cannot be ignored; we will remain rooted in it for a long time
① From May 23 to 24, the 20th J.P. Morgan Chase Global China Summit was held in Shanghai. ② Sjoerd Leenart, CEO of J.P. Morgan Chase Asia Pacific, said that as the world's second-largest power, China is huge and cannot be marginalized. ③ Many international companies are still investing in China, he added. “China is a very important place... we will be here for the next 100 years.”
Beishui sweeps goods over HK$1.1 billion and sells Tencent over HK$200 million; Nanshui buys Yangtze River Electric Power for over 500 million yuan
On May 23 (Thursday), Southbound made a net purchase of HK$3.51 billion in Hong Kong stocks today. Bank of China, Yingfu Fund and CNPC received net purchases of HK$1,128 million, HK$477 million and HK$249 million respectively; Tencent Holdings, Meituan-W, and China Mobile were net sold at HK$244 million, HK$115 million and HK$83.19 million respectively.
Hong Kong Stock Afternoon Review | The Hang Seng Index fell more than 1% and fell below the 10,000 mark. Most Technet stocks and auto stocks fell, while NetEase and Xiaopeng Motors fell about 5%
Non-ferrous metals stocks generally fell; Ganfeng Lithium fell 7%, Jiangxi Copper shares fell more than 3%; domestic housing stocks fell one after another, Xuhui Holding Group fell more than 7%, and Sunac China fell nearly 6%.
Intraday Overview | The three major Hong Kong stock indices all fell by more than 1%, and Kuaishou bucked the trend and rose more than 4%
Technology Network stocks declined, with Alibaba and NetEase falling nearly 4%, and Xiaomi and Jingdong falling more than 2%; auto stocks were sluggish, with Zero Sports, Xiaopeng Auto, and Guangzhou Automobile Group falling more than 4%, and NIO and Ideal Auto falling nearly 4%.
Opinion | The size of Chinese stock holdings in overseas asset management declined in the first quarter, and some institutions increased their positions
Since mid-April, the Hong Kong stock market has closed higher for four consecutive weeks. The Hang Seng Index has accumulated a cumulative rebound of nearly 20% since the bottom, and once returned to around 19,600 points, a new high since August last year.
Goldman Sachs recently announced that overseas hedge funds have increased their holdings of Chinese stocks for the fourth week in a row. How will the market go in the future?
Foreign investors are buying up Chinese assets.
Featured announcements | Kuaishou Q1's adjusted net profit increased more than 100 times year on year; Jinshan Software's Q1 profit increased by about 50%
Wanguo Data's Q1 net loss narrowed to 345 million yuan; Shenzhen Expressway plans to expand the expressway project by 19.2 billion yuan.
Increased Chinese stock holdings for four consecutive weeks! Global hedge funds are betting more on this valuation depression
① Goldman Sachs's latest report indicates that global hedge funds have increased their holdings of Chinese stocks for four consecutive weeks, and have poured into the Chinese market for seven out of the past eight weeks; ② lower-valued stocks have created an excellent opportunity to enter the market, and Dalio of Qiaosui has long revealed that he has been investing in China; ③ Goldman Sachs and many other Wall Street institutions believe that the bull market for Chinese stocks will continue.
Chinese assets have ushered in a lot of good news!
Today, although the major indices of A-shares and Hong Kong stocks have not increased much, individual stocks have shown a general upward pattern. The money-making effect on the market is obvious, and concept stocks such as PV, real estate, and AI PCs have collectively strengthened.
A quick look at the Hong Kong market | The trends of the three major indices diverged. Auto stocks and photovoltaic solar energy stocks strengthened. After that, Xiaopeng Motor rose more than 13%, and Xinte Energy rose more than 17%
The trend of TechNet shares was divided. Kuaishou rose more than 2% and NetEase fell more than 3%; gold stocks continued to recover, and China Gold International and Lingbao Gold fell more than 4%.
Global capital is rushing into the market! Hedge funds swept Chinese stocks for the fourth week in a row
Global hedge funds increased their holdings of Chinese stocks for the fourth week in a row, joining a large number of investors trying to catch up with the Chinese stock market's rebound.
Hong Kong Stock Afternoon Review | The three major indices rose sharply, domestic housing stocks and auto stocks strengthened. Zhuguang Holdings rose more than 26%, and Xiaopeng Motor rose more than 13%
The trend of TechNet shares was divided. Bilibili rose more than 2%, NetEase fell nearly 3%; beer stocks declined, China Resources Beer fell more than 3%, and Tsingtao Brewery shares fell nearly 2%.
Huafu Securities: Hong Kong Stock Connect capital continued to flow into Hong Kong intermediaries at the end of April, and the outflow of capital to Hong Kong intermediaries has slowed down
Since the end of April, capital inflows from Hong Kong Stock Connect have continued; although the cumulative net outflow of funds from international intermediaries throughout the year has begun to flow back marginally; the outflow rate of capital outflows from local intermediaries in Hong Kong has also slowed down.
Intraday Overview | Hong Kong stocks fluctuated higher. After that, Xiaopeng Motors rose more than 12%, leading auto stocks, and Lenovo Group rose more than 11%
The Hang Seng Index rose 0.43%, the Science Index rose 0.72%, and the National Index rose 0.55%; Technet shares generally rose, NIO rose 5%, and Oriental Select rose nearly 4%; Hong Kong Airlines stocks rallied; China Southern Airlines shares rose more than 5%, and China Eastern Airlines shares rose more than 4%.
The Hong Kong Hang Seng Index rose 0.02%, the state-owned enterprise index rose 0.19%, and the Tech Index rose 0.18%; Xiaopeng Motors rose more than 9.5%.
The Hong Kong Hang Seng Index rose 0.02%, the state-owned enterprise index rose 0.19%, and the Tech Index rose 0.18%; Xiaopeng Motors rose more than 9.5%.
Featured announcements | Xiaopeng Motor's Q1 net loss narrowed by 41.5% year on year; JD plans to sell US$1.75 billion convertible senior notes
BOSS Direct Employment's revenue for the first quarter increased 33.4% year on year, net profit increased 6.4 times year on year, and adjusted net profit increased 116.6% year on year; Tongcheng Travel's revenue for the first quarter was 3.866 billion yuan, up 49.5% year on year.
Futu Morning Post | NASDAQ and S&P hit new highs, Nvidia led tech giants to the top
Federal Reserve Governor Speaks Out! Interest rate cuts will require “a few more months” of good inflation data; the world's largest cloud computing company suspended procurement of Nvidia's “superchips.”
Express News | Li Qiang: Firmly adhere to the bottom line that systemic financial risks do not occur
Hong Kong stocks plummeted today! What happened, and what will the future market think?
From the point of view of many institutions, this round of rising Hong Kong stocks is likely to continue.