I currently do not hold any China or Hong Kong stocks in my portfolio. At this point, my investments are solely in US stocks, mainly because my capital is limited, and I prefer to concentrate on one market for now. By focusing on US stocks, I can streamline my research, stay informed about market trends, and make more confident investment decisions without spreading myself too thin.

In the future, I plan to diversify by investing in other markets. My next target is likely to be Singapore stocks, given their relatively stable growth and the familiarity I have with the local economy. Following that, I may explore opportunities in China and Hong Kong, as I do believe there are many undervalued companies in those markets with significant potential for long-term growth. However, I am aware that the minimum transaction fees per order for purchasing China and Hong Kong stocks tend to be higher compared to other markets, which is another reason why I am not rushing into them just yet.

At the moment, I don't closely monitor the stock prices of Chinese and Hong Kong companies, but I recognize that many of them could be good investments in the future. As my financial resources grow, I will likely keep a closer eye on these markets and explore opportunities when the time is right. For now, my strategy remains to focus on one market, build up a strong foundation, and gradually expand my portfolio into other regions when I feel more confident and better equipped to handle the complexities of international investing.