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Asian stocks had a combined day after the percentage of sales yesterday, even though China and Hong Kong stood out. Hong Kong would have had a break after noon if volume leader Tencent had not gone up 5.23%. Tencent increased through 158 index points, as June’s knowledge of online gaming showed that Tencent governs the market. Meanwhile, Kingsoft, some other online gaming company indexed in Hong Kong, rose 11.59%. Today these were the galloping expansion names, which governed the maximum negotiated list as Semiconductor Manufacturing – 9.17%, Alibaba HK -2.32% and Meituan Dianping -8%. The end of the volume list was JD.com HK – 2.31% and NetEase HK – 3.24%.
Reports that U.S. officials They can also attack the P.S. The sale of dollars in Hong Kong’s high rate probably decreased Hong Kong’s performance. Several agents mentioned the scoop as the main reasons for the -4.27% decrease in HSBC. This is another situation of “more barking than bites”, as breaking the ankle would cause world markets to fall into an elevator. Arsenalizing the dollar would have far-reaching implications far beyond Hong Kong. I’m really surprised that the media continues to fall into this diversion technique. Emperors Roguy gave bread to abundance while the fashionable equivalent throws China under the bus, I suppose.
However, continental investors were not frightened through the scoop as they earned a $1.13 billion share from Hong Kong today through the Southbound Stock Connect trading platform. I can’t make a corporation if it’s a record, but it’s twice the biggest day I remember. Continental equities recovered until a continental media source reported that two Chinese banks would design their equity by exposing it through $100 billion. In addition, it was reported that investors on the continent are expanding their stock allocations. The brokers were the leaders of the market position, with volumes on the continent with an average of 2X for one year. Stock Connect volumes northbound were h8, however, a broker noted that a Bloomberg article about the possible upstream margin design station dimned its enthusiasm. Margin degrees are not close to the degrees reached in 201 five.
Reuters reports that Ant Financial of Alibaba can be made public this year in Hong Kong. According to the article, the combined apple points to a valuation of $2 trillion after selling between 5% and 10% of its shares. The not uncommon storytelling may be that Jack Ma stole Ant Financial from Alibaba, but here’s the real story. After its founding a few years ago, the 1990s, Alibaba fought powerfully. Ebay got a native competitor, which led the young startup to a fierce rival. After making an investment in Alibaba, Softbank took Jack Ma to Jerry Yang, Yahoo’s founder and CEO. The two forged a shipment of friends that led Yahoo to produce the Alibaba generation on display for a stake in the apple. This generation helped Alibaba break Ebay in China. Over the years, as Alibaba grew, Yahoo’s business moved south and Yahoo’s board fired Yang in the early 2010s. Ma asked Yahoo if he can also buy his stake while Yang again used Alibaba’s directory. Yahoo had little charge for its participation in Alibaba, so they refused. I was confident I had an agreement with Yang and not Yahoo. With Yang outstage, Yahoo’s concept had no position on Alibaba’s directory. He decided that the most productive way to get Yahoo out was to do anything to hurt them. He then created Ant Financial, Alibaba’s cellular payment unit. Yahoo shouted bloody murder, but refused to sell his stake in the apple. This story is told in Duncan Clark’s book “Alibaba: The House Jack Ma Built,” which I highly recommend. As a long-term shareholder, it’s quite encouraging for me to make Ant public. At the same time, the Verdict to be quoted in Hong Kong represents a major blow to U.S. stock exposures. And the investment banks.
One broker noted the discrepancy between the functionality of Asian shares and the continuation of investors. The brker believes that decreases in the market position can be obtained as investors rush to divest. We reached the mark by the internal bias of U.S. investors by repurchasing a $1.2 billion ETF charge of indexed Chinese stocks in the U.S., representing 7.23% of assets since the birth of the year. This despite the median Chinese ETFs ETF increased 13.8% compared to the decrease of -2.65% in the S-P 500 due to the birth of the year. To me, in the broadest sense, things don’t seem much bigger because investors have recovered $10 billion of ETFs from U.S. stocks that are traded, representing -5.95% of assets. The 3 largest EM ETFs have lost $13,981 billion due to the birth of the year.
Last night, a pleasant exploration drama in Hong Kong was referring to China Feihe (6186 HK), a dairy-producing apple. A short trader released a mid-morning report on the fraud corporation, which caused a cave of -8.47%. The comparative apple denied the claim and then announced that revenue for the first component of 2020 was 40%. The action became acircular to about 7.21%. I think short traders have a position in the market. If an investment bank stock analyst took a long position in a stock and then told clients they were going to move in to update the stock, they would go to jail. In comparison, short traders can accumulate beyond a position and then publish a report. My query is: why the double standard?
The Hang Seng recovered in the room to about 0.59% / 153 of the things at 26129. The volume decreased by -18% but remained at almaximum 2 times the one-year average, while the magnitude combined with 21 progressers and 26 declines remained. The heavyweights in the index diverged with Tencent going up 5.23% / 158 things index, HSBC -4.27% / -97 things index today the worst performance and HK Exchanges -2.93% / 38 things index. The maximum productive functionality today China Life, which increased through the index of 6.99% / 32 things. Shares domiciled in China outperformed shares domiciled in Hong Kong by 1.39% compared to -0.34%. Chinese corporations indexed in Hong Kong and the MSCI China All Shares Index gained 2.9% with generation 6.44%, discretionary 4.77%, communication 4.48%, fabrics – 3.32%, goods 2.41%, aptitude – 1.98%, induscheck out – 1.58%, finance – 1.55%, utilities – 0.13%, strength -0.0% and genuine goods -0.57%.
Southbound Connect volumes were twice as many h8 as the one-year average, with continental investors as net buyers of Hong Kong stocks. The leading semiconductor manufacturing volume was sold and Tencent got 3 to 1. Mainland investors today received a charge of $1.135 billion in Hong Kong shares, and the Southbound Connect trade accounts for 11% of Hong Kong’s revenue.
Shanghai and Shenzhen moved from the top left corner to the major right: 1.74% and 1.88% to about 3,403 and 2,198, respectively. The volume dropped by -11%, but remained 2 times the 1-year average, while the width was very strong with 3,036 feeds and only 688 drops. He was a great friend like no other with a giant, medium and small play station in a giant component lined up with each other. Continental shares in the MSCI China All Shares index rose 1.82% with financial values – 3.06%, generation -2.74%, induscheck out -2.56%, fabrics – 2.46%, communication – 1.73%, genuine goods – 0.72%, discretionary – 0.68% , physical fitness – 0.44%, strength – 0.36%, basic goods – 0.32% and utilities – 0.31%.
Northbound Connect volumes went up to 2X, with foreign investors as net buyers of continental stocks, trading was mixed. The volume leaders were Kweichow Moutai, which sold 3 to 2, Ping An Insurance, which obtained 2 by 1, the stock of Wuliangye Yibin liquors, which was sold from 2 to 1, and Gree Electric Appliances, which got five instead of four. Foreign investors today earned $ 16fourmm of shares on the continent, Northbound Connect accounted for five% of the continent’s turnover.
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