To The Moon

$FTSE China A50 Index - Oct 2023(CN2310)$   Hong Kong market is closed this morning APAC time due to typhoon. This makes me wondered when Hong Kong can eradicate this problem of market closure as a result of typhoon. This is creating problems for market participants and liquidity providers which needs the active markets to manage their risks. Shanghai index came down this morning which is not unexpected given hang Seng tech index weakness last week. Chinext is down too and having breached the 2,000 critical price point mark really makes it worrying for Chinese investors on whether do they want to hold onto their investments.. As you all know, the low can go lower due to extreme fears though true valuation will not be impacted in the s

In the previous lesson, we provided a brief overview of the classification of Hong Kong ETFs.This time, we will walk you through the lesson from an investment perspective, focusing on three key categories of Hong Kong ETFs: "Broad Market Index ETFs, Sector/Thematic ETFs, and Leveraged/Inverse ETFs." This will help unlock more investment potentials.1.Broad-Based Index ETFsBroad-Based Index ETFs are the type of ETFs that most investors will come to know first.In the Hong Kong market, there are numerous index ETFs, with the most prevalent being the Broad-Based Index ETFs.Currently, the largest Broad-Based Index ETF in size is TRACKER FUND (2800.HK), which tracks the Hang Seng Index. Additionally, there are ETFs that track the Hang Seng China Ent