• TigerongTigerong
      ·06-21 11:50
      Few stocks have ever risen as violently. Since its Hong Kong IPO in June 2024 at HK$40.50, Laopu’s shares climbed almost without pause, peaking near HK1000 in July 2025, a gain of roughly 25x, or more than 2300,% in barely a year. At the height it ranked among the best-performing stocks in the world, and the market treated heritage gold as an unstoppable structural story capable of absorbing any amount of expansion. The idea that the shares could fall meaningfully felt almost unthinkable. Despite this explosive growth, the stock experienced a substantial correction. The reason was not deteriorating demand but concerns surrounding capital intensity and balance sheet risk. To support rapid expansion and meet strong consumer demand, inventories surged dramatically, forcing the company to tie
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    • CSOP AMLCSOP AML
      ·06-16

      Focus on FOMC Meeting in the Coming Week; S-REITs Continue to be Viewed as Undervalued with Attractive Yields【CSOP SG Weekly】

      【Money Market Fund】 US$ MMF Net 7-day Yield: +3.57%* Looking ahead to the week, markets widely expect the Fed to hold rates at the 17 June FOMC meeting, the first under new Fed Chair Warsh, with focus on Warsh’s first policy signals and a potential removal of the “easing bias” from the policy statement. Attention will also be on the dot plot for updated rate trajectory guidance. HSBC views that any hawkish read from Warsh’s press conference, such as an explicit focus on keeping inflation in check, could send front-end rates higher and flatten the curve, whereas a wait-and-see view could be read as dovish. HSBC thinks the latter is unlikely given the continued labour market resilience and upward inflationary pressure. * Data as of 2026/06/12. 7-day net yield is calculated based on calendar
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      Focus on FOMC Meeting in the Coming Week; S-REITs Continue to be Viewed as Undervalued with Attractive Yields【CSOP SG Weekly】
    • jpooljpool
      ·06-11
      take look around there's alot
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    • CHINNY168CHINNY168
      ·06-10
      oh wow this is what I see 
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    • SG DLC NewsSG DLC News
      ·06-10

      Alibaba, BYD, Baidu added to US restricted list; Further issuance of Alibaba 5x Long ZVNW

      The Pentagon indicated on Monday (8 June) that it plans to add $BABA-W(09988)$ , $BYD COMPANY(01211)$ , $BIDU-SW(09888)$ and several other Chinese companies to a list of entities it identifies as having links to China’s military. Since the announcement on Monday, Alibaba has declined by around 5.9%. Reflecting the move in the underlying stock in the past two trading days, the Alibaba 5x Short DLC rose around +27%, while the Alibaba 5x Long DLC fell by around -23%. BYD and Baidu also came under pressure, falling 3.9% and 1% respectively since 8 June. Separately, additional units of the $Alibaba 5xLongSG270712(ZVNW.SI)$<
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    • Tiger_ContraTiger_Contra
      ·06-04

      The Hidden Driver Behind China Tech's Selloff — When "AI Future" Collides With "Show Me the Profits

      $Goldman Sachs(GS)$ maintains its overweight rating on A-shares and downgrades its rating on Hong Kong stocks to neutral. [Key Takeaway] China tech stocks have fallen from early-year highs to near lows. On the surface, it's a pile-up of negative headlines. But beneath lies a clear throughline: Traditional tech giants are trading short-term profits for long-term AI positioning, while the market only wants to pay for "profits today." This temporal mismatch, compounded by HK liquidity being siphoned into pure-play AI names, is reshaping the entire valuation framework for China tech. 1. The Root of Valuation Collapse: A "Temporal Mismatch" Standoff Traditional tech giants ( $TENCENT(00700)$ ,
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    • Capital_InsightsCapital_Insights
      ·06-04

      Hong Hao's Tencent Take — Is the Dip in Quality Stocks a Buying Opportunity or a Value Trap?

      [Key Takeaway] Top macro strategist Hong Hao on Tencent and China tech majors: Not bearish, even slightly bullish. But this isn't a blind "buy the dip" call. His more nuanced view: the current selloff isn't the "end of a mispricing" — it's a necessary phase in a valuation logic transition. 1. Stock Price Pressure ≠ Fundamental Deterioration Hong Hao makes it clear: "The stock price pressure is unrelated to company fundamentals." What does this mean? Tencent's earnings power and business model haven't been disproven. The market isn't worried about WeChat's monetization or the gaming license pipeline. The selloff is driven by sentiment, narrative shifts, and capital flows — indiscriminate selling as global allocators rebalance portfolios and market themes rotate. 2. "Buy Good Companies When
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      Hong Hao's Tencent Take — Is the Dip in Quality Stocks a Buying Opportunity or a Value Trap?
    • koolgalkoolgal
      ·05-30
      🌟🌟🌟The Hong Kong stock market represents an exciting opportunity as its core commodity stocks are undervalued compared to their Western peers. $CNOOC(00883)$ is one of the best buys.  It is currently trading at an incredibly cheap forward P/E of just 6.75x.  The market is pricing it as an old oil driller, ignoring its superior upstream extraction efficiency and a nice juicy dividend yield of 4.85%. CNOOC is the 3rd largest oil company in China and holds a monopoly as China's largest offshore oil and gas producer. CNOOC is on track to hit its all time high production target of 780 million to 800 million barrels of oil this year..  With the current Iran war, CNOOC would certainly benefit.
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    • lesflolesflo
      ·05-28
      $TENCENT(00700)$  sipeh jialat
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    • Anthony CY TanAnthony CY Tan
      ·05-15
      Hong Kong market hotspots are basically: 1. AI / Tech (main driver) 2. Property recovery theme 3. China financials & dividend stocks 4. EV / industrial selective strength 5. IPO momentum
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    • LanlanCCLanlanCC
      ·05-13
      JD Group (09618), JD Health (06618), JD Logistics (02618), and JD Industrial (07618), announced share buybacks, totaling 2.4 billion US dollars (approximately HK$18.72 billion).
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    • Emma ColeEmma Cole
      ·05-10
      Hong Kong Tech Watchlist for Monday, 11 May 2026 With U.S. tech and AI semiconductor stocks having already moved higher, the next question is whether capital rotates into the laggards. If market conditions remain supportive, China tech could be next in line. Historically, Hong Kong-listed China tech often lags global AI and U.S. tech rallies before catching up when earnings, policy tone and liquidity align. This makes next week important. The opportunity is not just “cheap China tech,” but selective exposure to companies where AI, margins, product cycles and shareholder returns can drive a re-rating. 1. Tencent — 0700.HK The highest-quality core holding in China internet. With earnings due 13 May, investors will watch whether AI can keep improving advertising, games and cloud margins. If g
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    • PawsAndProfitsPawsAndProfits
      ·05-08
      Good article on KWEB!
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    • LanlanCCLanlanCC
      ·05-06
      The $400 million UK fraud fee was beyond market expectations and also led to a larger-than-expected increase in credit loss (ECL) in the first quarter $滙豐控股(00005)$  
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    • PachewPachew
      ·04-21
      $03750$ China’s EV sector stands out as a high-growth opportunity, driven by strong government support, global cost leadership, and rapid domestic adoption.
      904Comment
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    • orsiriorsiri
      ·04-17

      Compressed Conviction: Hong Kong’s Hottest Trades Are Hiding in Plain Sight

      Signal Over Sentiment: Where Hong Kong’s Smart Money Is Actually Moving Today The Hong Kong market still puts on a decent show - flashes of momentum, the occasional surge, enough noise to suggest something exciting is always happening. But I think that’s largely theatre. Behind the curtain, capital is behaving in a far less dramatic, and far more decisive, way. It is no longer rotating across sectors like a well-diversified tourist. It is checking into a few places and refusing to leave. Capital isn’t rotating—it’s clustering, and staying put That shift matters. Because if capital is concentrating rather than rotating, then the real ‘hot spots’ are not the loudest trades - they are the ones quietly absorbing sustained, institutional money. When I look at the market through that lens, three
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    • LovemisweetheartLovemisweetheart
      ·04-16
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    • Binni OngBinni Ong
      ·03-24

      3 HK Stocks with massive bases—and deeply oversold

      In this video (https://youtu.be/x9jpofNLnBA), I look at 3 Hong Kong stocks that share a compelling technical setup: each built a massive multi-year base, corrected significantly from their highs, and are now showing early signs of a bullish reversal. Short-term trading using DLC: https://dlc.socgen.com/ Short-term trading using Warrants: https://warrants.com.sg $BYD COMPANY(01211)$ $XIAOMI-W(01810)$ $TENCENT(00700)$ Hit the follow button to stay updated! I post valuable trading and investing insights every week—don’t miss out on being the first to know! This stock was identified based on a signal generated by the TAT System https://bit.ly/tawpro. Disclaimer:&n
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    • LanlanCCLanlanCC
      ·03-24
      The transmission of this surge in commodities, particularly energy, to core PCEs will not be immediately apparent, and Goldman expects to peak in the fourth quarter of 2026 (about 0.35 percentage points). That means even if world peace is declared tonight, the lagging effect of inflation will keep the Fed on the pins for months ahead
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    • TigerPMTigerPM
      ·03-24

      Instructions on Trading Rules and Frequently Asked Questions for Hong Kong Index Options

      Introduction to Basic Trading Rules for Hong Kong Index Options1.1 Regular Trading HoursTrading SessionTrading HoursDay Session (hereinafter referred to as)Morning Session09:15-12:00Afternoon Session13:00-16:30(The afternoon trading session on the expiration date closes half an hour earlier than a normal trading day.)Evening Session (hereinafter referred to as)Post-market Trading17:15-03:00 (T+1)Note: Trading hours may be adjusted during public holidays. Please pay attention to platform notifications or announcements issued by the Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (HKEX).1.2 Contract TenorWeekly Options: Contracts for the current week and the next week are available.Standard Options (Monthly Options)Note: The exchange will ensure that expiration dates are staggered. If the expiratio
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      Instructions on Trading Rules and Frequently Asked Questions for Hong Kong Index Options
    • TigerongTigerong
      ·06-21 11:50
      Few stocks have ever risen as violently. Since its Hong Kong IPO in June 2024 at HK$40.50, Laopu’s shares climbed almost without pause, peaking near HK1000 in July 2025, a gain of roughly 25x, or more than 2300,% in barely a year. At the height it ranked among the best-performing stocks in the world, and the market treated heritage gold as an unstoppable structural story capable of absorbing any amount of expansion. The idea that the shares could fall meaningfully felt almost unthinkable. Despite this explosive growth, the stock experienced a substantial correction. The reason was not deteriorating demand but concerns surrounding capital intensity and balance sheet risk. To support rapid expansion and meet strong consumer demand, inventories surged dramatically, forcing the company to tie
      82Comment
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    • CSOP AMLCSOP AML
      ·06-16

      Focus on FOMC Meeting in the Coming Week; S-REITs Continue to be Viewed as Undervalued with Attractive Yields【CSOP SG Weekly】

      【Money Market Fund】 US$ MMF Net 7-day Yield: +3.57%* Looking ahead to the week, markets widely expect the Fed to hold rates at the 17 June FOMC meeting, the first under new Fed Chair Warsh, with focus on Warsh’s first policy signals and a potential removal of the “easing bias” from the policy statement. Attention will also be on the dot plot for updated rate trajectory guidance. HSBC views that any hawkish read from Warsh’s press conference, such as an explicit focus on keeping inflation in check, could send front-end rates higher and flatten the curve, whereas a wait-and-see view could be read as dovish. HSBC thinks the latter is unlikely given the continued labour market resilience and upward inflationary pressure. * Data as of 2026/06/12. 7-day net yield is calculated based on calendar
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      Focus on FOMC Meeting in the Coming Week; S-REITs Continue to be Viewed as Undervalued with Attractive Yields【CSOP SG Weekly】
    • Tiger_ContraTiger_Contra
      ·06-04

      The Hidden Driver Behind China Tech's Selloff — When "AI Future" Collides With "Show Me the Profits

      $Goldman Sachs(GS)$ maintains its overweight rating on A-shares and downgrades its rating on Hong Kong stocks to neutral. [Key Takeaway] China tech stocks have fallen from early-year highs to near lows. On the surface, it's a pile-up of negative headlines. But beneath lies a clear throughline: Traditional tech giants are trading short-term profits for long-term AI positioning, while the market only wants to pay for "profits today." This temporal mismatch, compounded by HK liquidity being siphoned into pure-play AI names, is reshaping the entire valuation framework for China tech. 1. The Root of Valuation Collapse: A "Temporal Mismatch" Standoff Traditional tech giants ( $TENCENT(00700)$ ,
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      The Hidden Driver Behind China Tech's Selloff — When "AI Future" Collides With "Show Me the Profits
    • SG DLC NewsSG DLC News
      ·06-10

      Alibaba, BYD, Baidu added to US restricted list; Further issuance of Alibaba 5x Long ZVNW

      The Pentagon indicated on Monday (8 June) that it plans to add $BABA-W(09988)$ , $BYD COMPANY(01211)$ , $BIDU-SW(09888)$ and several other Chinese companies to a list of entities it identifies as having links to China’s military. Since the announcement on Monday, Alibaba has declined by around 5.9%. Reflecting the move in the underlying stock in the past two trading days, the Alibaba 5x Short DLC rose around +27%, while the Alibaba 5x Long DLC fell by around -23%. BYD and Baidu also came under pressure, falling 3.9% and 1% respectively since 8 June. Separately, additional units of the $Alibaba 5xLongSG270712(ZVNW.SI)$<
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      Alibaba, BYD, Baidu added to US restricted list; Further issuance of Alibaba 5x Long ZVNW
    • Capital_InsightsCapital_Insights
      ·06-04

      Hong Hao's Tencent Take — Is the Dip in Quality Stocks a Buying Opportunity or a Value Trap?

      [Key Takeaway] Top macro strategist Hong Hao on Tencent and China tech majors: Not bearish, even slightly bullish. But this isn't a blind "buy the dip" call. His more nuanced view: the current selloff isn't the "end of a mispricing" — it's a necessary phase in a valuation logic transition. 1. Stock Price Pressure ≠ Fundamental Deterioration Hong Hao makes it clear: "The stock price pressure is unrelated to company fundamentals." What does this mean? Tencent's earnings power and business model haven't been disproven. The market isn't worried about WeChat's monetization or the gaming license pipeline. The selloff is driven by sentiment, narrative shifts, and capital flows — indiscriminate selling as global allocators rebalance portfolios and market themes rotate. 2. "Buy Good Companies When
      976Comment
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      Hong Hao's Tencent Take — Is the Dip in Quality Stocks a Buying Opportunity or a Value Trap?
    • jpooljpool
      ·06-11
      take look around there's alot
      471Comment
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    • CHINNY168CHINNY168
      ·06-10
      oh wow this is what I see 
      135Comment
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    • koolgalkoolgal
      ·05-30
      🌟🌟🌟The Hong Kong stock market represents an exciting opportunity as its core commodity stocks are undervalued compared to their Western peers. $CNOOC(00883)$ is one of the best buys.  It is currently trading at an incredibly cheap forward P/E of just 6.75x.  The market is pricing it as an old oil driller, ignoring its superior upstream extraction efficiency and a nice juicy dividend yield of 4.85%. CNOOC is the 3rd largest oil company in China and holds a monopoly as China's largest offshore oil and gas producer. CNOOC is on track to hit its all time high production target of 780 million to 800 million barrels of oil this year..  With the current Iran war, CNOOC would certainly benefit.
      637Comment
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    • Emma ColeEmma Cole
      ·05-10
      Hong Kong Tech Watchlist for Monday, 11 May 2026 With U.S. tech and AI semiconductor stocks having already moved higher, the next question is whether capital rotates into the laggards. If market conditions remain supportive, China tech could be next in line. Historically, Hong Kong-listed China tech often lags global AI and U.S. tech rallies before catching up when earnings, policy tone and liquidity align. This makes next week important. The opportunity is not just “cheap China tech,” but selective exposure to companies where AI, margins, product cycles and shareholder returns can drive a re-rating. 1. Tencent — 0700.HK The highest-quality core holding in China internet. With earnings due 13 May, investors will watch whether AI can keep improving advertising, games and cloud margins. If g
      1.10KComment
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    • orsiriorsiri
      ·04-17

      Compressed Conviction: Hong Kong’s Hottest Trades Are Hiding in Plain Sight

      Signal Over Sentiment: Where Hong Kong’s Smart Money Is Actually Moving Today The Hong Kong market still puts on a decent show - flashes of momentum, the occasional surge, enough noise to suggest something exciting is always happening. But I think that’s largely theatre. Behind the curtain, capital is behaving in a far less dramatic, and far more decisive, way. It is no longer rotating across sectors like a well-diversified tourist. It is checking into a few places and refusing to leave. Capital isn’t rotating—it’s clustering, and staying put That shift matters. Because if capital is concentrating rather than rotating, then the real ‘hot spots’ are not the loudest trades - they are the ones quietly absorbing sustained, institutional money. When I look at the market through that lens, three
      934Comment
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      Compressed Conviction: Hong Kong’s Hottest Trades Are Hiding in Plain Sight
    • lesflolesflo
      ·05-28
      $TENCENT(00700)$  sipeh jialat
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    • TigerPMTigerPM
      ·03-24

      Instructions on Trading Rules and Frequently Asked Questions for Hong Kong Index Options

      Introduction to Basic Trading Rules for Hong Kong Index Options1.1 Regular Trading HoursTrading SessionTrading HoursDay Session (hereinafter referred to as)Morning Session09:15-12:00Afternoon Session13:00-16:30(The afternoon trading session on the expiration date closes half an hour earlier than a normal trading day.)Evening Session (hereinafter referred to as)Post-market Trading17:15-03:00 (T+1)Note: Trading hours may be adjusted during public holidays. Please pay attention to platform notifications or announcements issued by the Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (HKEX).1.2 Contract TenorWeekly Options: Contracts for the current week and the next week are available.Standard Options (Monthly Options)Note: The exchange will ensure that expiration dates are staggered. If the expiratio
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      Instructions on Trading Rules and Frequently Asked Questions for Hong Kong Index Options
    • Anthony CY TanAnthony CY Tan
      ·05-15
      Hong Kong market hotspots are basically: 1. AI / Tech (main driver) 2. Property recovery theme 3. China financials & dividend stocks 4. EV / industrial selective strength 5. IPO momentum
      621Comment
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    • LanlanCCLanlanCC
      ·05-13
      JD Group (09618), JD Health (06618), JD Logistics (02618), and JD Industrial (07618), announced share buybacks, totaling 2.4 billion US dollars (approximately HK$18.72 billion).
      733Comment
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    • LanlanCCLanlanCC
      ·05-06
      The $400 million UK fraud fee was beyond market expectations and also led to a larger-than-expected increase in credit loss (ECL) in the first quarter $滙豐控股(00005)$  
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    • PawsAndProfitsPawsAndProfits
      ·05-08
      Good article on KWEB!
      539Comment
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    • Binni OngBinni Ong
      ·03-24

      3 HK Stocks with massive bases—and deeply oversold

      In this video (https://youtu.be/x9jpofNLnBA), I look at 3 Hong Kong stocks that share a compelling technical setup: each built a massive multi-year base, corrected significantly from their highs, and are now showing early signs of a bullish reversal. Short-term trading using DLC: https://dlc.socgen.com/ Short-term trading using Warrants: https://warrants.com.sg $BYD COMPANY(01211)$ $XIAOMI-W(01810)$ $TENCENT(00700)$ Hit the follow button to stay updated! I post valuable trading and investing insights every week—don’t miss out on being the first to know! This stock was identified based on a signal generated by the TAT System https://bit.ly/tawpro. Disclaimer:&n
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      3 HK Stocks with massive bases—and deeply oversold
    • PachewPachew
      ·04-21
      $03750$ China’s EV sector stands out as a high-growth opportunity, driven by strong government support, global cost leadership, and rapid domestic adoption.
      904Comment
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    • LovemisweetheartLovemisweetheart
      ·04-16
      733Comment
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    • Binni OngBinni Ong
      ·02-04

      Hang Seng Index: What the Latest Correction Says About Market Strength

      Introduction – $HSI(HSI)$ recent selling pressure in context The Hang Seng Index experienced a pullback during the Sep–Nov 2025 period, with the decline limited to less than 10%. This contrasts with earlier corrections in 2024 and early 2025, which were deeper (over 15%) and longer in duration, suggesting recent selling pressure has been more measured and controlled. Comparison with prior corrections Previous downturns saw sharper drawdowns and more aggressive follow-through selling. The latest correction was relatively shallower and shorter, indicating reduced downside momentum. Pattern and price behaviour Price had broken out of an ascending triangle, a pattern where higher lows press against a relatively flat resistance, often reflecting bu
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      Hang Seng Index: What the Latest Correction Says About Market Strength