Tuesday Heng refers to the all-day low shock, closing down 2.03% or 581.85 points at 28013.81 points, with a daily turnover of about HK $188.7 billion. On Tuesday, Heng Heng said that all-sky blue chips fell almost across the board, with Geely leading the decline of 6.35%, with Meituan, Henglong, Ali and CNOOC leading the decline; on the contrary, Haidilao rose 3.33% against the trend, and Mengniu Dairy, Stone Pharmaceutical Group and Yao Ming Bio also bucked the market.
The three major indexes of US stocks fell overnight, with the Dow, the Nasdaq and the S & P 500 down 1.36%, 0.09% and 0.87% respectively, with market sentiment under pressure. JOLTS job openings in the United States hit an all-time high in March, further exacerbating inflationary pressures, with the market focusing on the US April CPI data to be released tonight. Mainland A shares rebounded slightly on Tuesday, only the gem index fell slightly by 0.01%, the liquor and pharmaceutical sectors remained strong, and the overall moneymaking effect of the market rebounded somewhat, but the news was weak and did not see a clear direction.
Most commodity prices have hit record highs recently, resource stocks are bullish, and with interest rate hikes expected to rise again, the market cooled slightly on Tuesday. Jiangxi Copper (0358.HK) and Zijin Mining (2899.HK) fell 7.69% and 7.67% respectively after hitting March highs on Monday. Jiangxi Copper and Zijin fell significantly earlier today, short-term or inflection point. Taking into account the persistence of the impact of the COVID-19 epidemic, the gradual rise of inflationary pressure is unabated, the rising cycle of commodity prices is likely to be lengthened, and the rising market of resource stocks may continue. If you continue to be bullish on the future of resource stocks, you can pay attention to Jiang Copper's purchase of 24603, with an exercise price of HK $25.25 and a share conversion ratio of HK $10, which expires on December 1 this year; you can also pay attention to Zijin's purchase of 23863, with an exercise price of HK $13.48 and a share conversion ratio of HK $10, which expires on December 28 this year.
Note: the investment risk of warrants (or CBBCs) is huge, which can lead to the total loss of principal.
