Hong Kong stocks are rising fiercely! Low-priced stocks followed the trend. What are the reasons behind this sharp rise?

In the last 9 trading days, Hong Kong stocks have risen fiercely, and some low-priced stocks are also booming!

券商中國19:27

Most of the Hong Kong mobile game stocks rose. Bilibili rose more than 7%, NetEase rose nearly 5%, and Tencent Holdings and China Mobile Games rose more than 2%.

Most of the Hong Kong mobile game stocks rose. Bilibili rose more than 7%, NetEase rose nearly 5%, and Tencent Holdings and China Mobile Games rose more than 2%.

Zhitong Finance09:35

Hong Kong Stock Connect is on “vacation”. Who is violently boosting Hong Kong stocks?

On May 2, against the backdrop of the suspension of A-share funds and Hong Kong Stock Connect, the Hong Kong Stock Technology Index soared by more than 4%.

券商中國May 2 18:56

Huayi Tencent Entertainment to Change Name

Huayi Tencent Entertainment (HKG:0419) plans to change its name to better reflect the group's latest strategies and businesses, according to a filing with the Hong Kong Exchange. Shares of the company

MT NewswiresMay 2 18:10

Hong Kong stocks started “booming” in May! The Hang Seng Index reclaimed the 18,000 mark, and in April, Demon Stock added another 30% assist

On May 2, Hong Kong stocks ushered in the first trading day of May, and the three major stock indexes continued their major counterattack!

Gelonghui FinanceMay 2 15:28

Nikkei Average Contribution Ranking (big draw) ~ The Nikkei Average continued to decline slightly, and Fast Rite and TDK were pushed down by about 57 yen with 2 stocks

The number of gains and falls of the Nikkei average constituent stocks at the time of the 2-day closing was 2 stocks unchanged, 100 stocks with price increases and 123 stocks with price drops. The US stock market was mixed on May 1. The Dow average closed at 37903.29 dollars, which was 87.37 dollars higher (+ 0.23%), the NASDAQ was 52.34 points lower (-0.33%) at 15605.48, and the S&P 500 closed at 5018.39, which was 17.30 points lower (-0.34%). Private sector employment statistics are mixed to beat expectations

Fisco JapanMay 2 15:19