I think I got the hand of the US Futures indexs market. Whenever you see HK/CN US.ADR Mostly heading up 30 minutes after the market is open. US indexs will head fall . and it will head down till ADR gets red, and then it will try to pull up. if the ADR goes up, Futures will head down deeper. I monitor for two months to get the results.
This is totally my POV . Happy Trading 😊
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Chinese stocks may find respite after a dramatic selloff Monday caused the country’s benchmark indexes to plunge through key technical support levels, signaling a potential bounce.
The Hang Seng Index and Hang Seng China Enterprises Index have both breached levels that in the past have triggered a rebound. The two gauges fell the most since the 2008 global financial crisis on Monday. $SSE Composite Index(800146.HK)$ and the Shenzhen Co...

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$Hang Seng TECH Index(800700.HK)$ $HSI ADR(.HSIADR.US)$ Shares in Chinese healthcare and technology firms tumbled on Wednesday after a report that the United States would add more Chinese firms, including the largest commercial drone maker and biotech firms, to investment and export blacklists this week.
Citing two sources briefed on the plans, the Financial Times said the United States would add eight Chinese firms, including the drone maker, DJI Technology Co Ltd, to an investment blacklist on Thursday.
The U.S. commerce department is also set to place more than two dozen Chinese firms, some of them involved in biotechnology, on an "entity list" restricting exports to them by U.S. firms, the newspaper cited the sources as saying.
The report hastened a sell-off in Chinese healthcare shares in afternoon trade, knocking 3.2% off a mainland index tracking the sector against a drop of 0.87% in the broader index.
The impact was sharper still in Hong Kong, where the Hang Seng Healthcare Index was down 7.6% in late afternoon trade.

Asia-Pacific stocks were mixed in Friday morning trade.Investors will watch market moves in Hong Kong. The benchmark $HSI ADR(.HSIADR.US)$ has dropped nearly 6% so far this week amid regulatory concerns surrounding sectors such as technology and casinos.U.S. retail sales data released Thursday rose unexpectedly while first-time jobless claims last week came in higher than expected.