The following content is reposted from the Hong Kong version of moomoo, which is the moomoo circle of futubull. This is the australia community, but it seems that there are quite a few Australian Chinese people who are into stock trading. Any insights on recent layouts in Chinese concept stocks and Hong Kong stocks, fellow big shots interested in papertrade, let's communicate more. @上海白砂糖 @满山猴我腚最红 @想干马嘉祺(Bro, are you really not considering changing your username...)
The Hong Kong stock market is booming, how far can this wave of uptrend go?          
My home is in Henan, and I have been in australia by myself for several years. I don't know if I need to go back in the future. There are still many things in Shangqiu.
Speaking of which, this wave of feelings seems to be lasting, but it all depends on when the music stops. Even making a small profit counts. Do the big shots have any insights on the short term this time? From a long-term perspective, there is no rush to bottom fish in the past two years, you can slowly build your positions. Now I am considering whether to engage in short-term trading; recently, my cousin bought a lot of leading Chinese concept stocks following the Martingale method. Today she asked me to look at futubull and they are all booming. I'm envious.

$Roundhill China Dragons ETF (DRAG.US)$ The newly listed Chinese A-share ETF currently includes components such as Tencent (TCEHY.US), Pinduoduo (PDD.US), Alibaba (BABA.US), Meituan (MPNGY.US), BYD Company Limited (BYDDY.US), Xiaomi (XIACY.US), JD.com (JD.US), Baidu (BIDU.US), and Netease (NTES.US).
Consider this ETF if you want to invest in A-shares, but observe first.