Annual review | North funds aggressively bought Hong Kong stocks! Net buying exceeded 770 billion Hong Kong dollars for the year, with Alibaba attracting over 82 billion.
As of December 19, the cumulative transaction of southbound funds through the Hong Kong Stock Connect this year has exceeded 10 trillion, surpassing the entire amount of last year, with an overall increase of nearly 50%.
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Daily Bull and Bear | A significant Outflow of 45 million Hong Kong dollars from the Hang Seng Index's long positions, with a notable increase in bulls and heavy shorts at the 20,100 point level; Xiaomi leads the Network Technology stocks in a rebound, wi
As of the market close, the total market turnover was 107.5 billion HKD, with all warrants and callable bull/bear contracts totaling 9.5 billion HKD, accounting for 8.9% of the total market turnover, among which good positions accounted for 5.1% and short positions accounted for 3.7%. In addition, the net capital outflow from all warrants and callable bull/bear contracts was 0.453 billion HKD.
Yearly Review | The top ten repurchase kings of Hong Kong stocks in 2024 are announced! All Market repurchase total exceeds 250 billion Hong Kong dollars, with Tencent accounting for a "half of the market".
According to Wind data, as of December 17, 277 Hong Kong stocks have conducted buybacks this year, with a total buyback amount of 256.117 billion Hong Kong dollars, and 64 individual stocks have a cumulative buyback amount exceeding 0.1 billion Hong Kong dollars this year.
Daily Bull and Bear | Significant increase in bear market goods near 20,100 points! The Hang Seng Index night futures rose 125 points, with good positions experiencing a net inflow for three consecutive days; ZTE closed up 4.6%, with the call warrant at o
Yesterday, the net Outflow of all warrant bull and bear certificates was 0.104 billion HKD, with a net Inflow of 62 million HKD for long positions and a net Outflow of 6.3 million HKD for short positions; the top five indices and individual stocks for long positions were the Hang Seng Index, Alibaba, Tencent, Trip.com, and China Life Insurance.
ZTE's stock in Hong Kong once surged over 9%. What happened? Quick look at the Institutions' interpretation.
ZTE has once again迎来了 a glorious moment!