@ToughCoyote:Let me talk about my views on Hong Kong stocks, which may be different from what ordinary people think: 1. Due to the linked exchange rate system, Hong Kong stocks are essentially U.S. dollar-denominated assets, that is, the higher the U.S. dollar index, the lower the Hong Kong stocks; 2. During the interest rate hike cycle, it is inevitable that the US dollar will strengthen and Hong Kong stocks will weaken. Now the US cpi is lower than expected and the US dollar index is weaker, which is good for Hong Kong stocks; 3. In addition to price factors, there are also quantitative factors that affect Hong Kong stocks. When the Fed is still raising interest rates generously, U.S. stocks and Hong Kong stocks are the first to bottom out. The logic lies in the economic recovery of non-U.S. econo