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Is the rebound in technology in Hong Kong stocks just a “fleeting moment”? The amount of related ETFs fell by more than 9 billion dollars in the past month
① Which technology index fund shares have declined the most? ② Who is behind this round of tech index rebound?
Well-known Wall Street fund managers increase their holdings in Chinese stocks, and US lawmakers are tempted by Chinese assets
China General Internet ETF, Hang Seng Internet ETF, and Hong Kong Stock Connect Internet ETF have risen more than 25% in the past 20 trading days.
Hong Kong stocks! Hong Kong stocks! More than 210 billion dollars in capital, speeding up the rush to raise funds from the south!
Southbound Capital's net purchases of Hong Kong stocks during the year exceeded 210 billion yuan.
Opinion | The market is moving forward amidst hesitation, and Hong Kong stocks are moving towards a bull market
The reason is also very simple: believe in common sense and believe in a return to the mean.
ETF Reviews丨Hong Kong Stocks Pull Back, Hang Seng Internet ETF Falls Nearly 3%
Gelonghui, May 7 | The three major A-share indices had mixed ups and downs today. As of the close, the Shanghai Index rose 0.22%, the Shenzhen Index fell 0.08%, and the GEM index fell 0.14%. The turnover of the Shanghai and Shenzhen markets was 968.7 billion yuan, down 133.8 billion yuan from the previous day. More than 3,000 individual stocks rose in the two markets, with a net sale of 2.14 billion yuan in northbound capital. On the market, the defense and military, satellite navigation, chemical and chemical industries, synthetic biology, and low-altitude economy sectors registered the highest gains; ST, home appliances, automobiles, and hotels and restaurants registered the highest declines. In terms of ETFs, the soybean meal sector had the highest increase throughout the day, while Huaxia Fund's soybean meal ETF rose 3.16%
ETF Afternoon Review丨Hong Kong stocks continued to be strong, and Hang Seng Internet ETF surged 7.68%
Gelonghui, May 6 | The A-share market opened higher in early trading. As of midday trading, the Shanghai Index was up 1.05%, the Shenzhen Index was up 2.05%, and the GEM Index was up 2.18%. The half-day turnover of the Shanghai and Shenzhen markets was $723.7 billion, an increase of 29.8 billion dollars over the previous trading day. The net capital inflow to the north was 11.16 billion yuan. In terms of sectors, sectors such as synthetic biology, chemicals, CRO, and non-automobile transportation registered the highest gains, while sectors such as ST, education, tourism, and quantum technology registered the highest declines. In terms of ETFs, Hong Kong stocks continued to be strong. Huaan Fund Hang Seng Internet ETF and Bosch Fund Hang Seng Technology Index ETF rose 7.68% and 7 respectively