WiseStock Hong Kong stock market analysis | Bitcoin ETFs collectively rose sharply after Biden withdrew from the election, CXO wind bias is increasing.

Today, the markets in the two regions have diverged again. This time, Hong Kong stocks rebounded after testing the half-year line, closing up 1.25%, while A shares had the meaning of filling the gap, but the structure is not bad, with more rises than falls.

Zhitong FinanceJul 22 08:18 ET

Semiconductor stocks rose against the trend, with Shanghai Fudan (01385) up 2.37%. Citic Sec continues to be bullish on the rapid growth of orders for mainland semiconductor equipment companies in recent years.

Semiconductor stocks rose against the market. As of the time of publication, Baker Micro (02149) rose by 3%, Shanghai Fudan (01385) rose by 2.37%, Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation (00981) rose by 1.25%, and Hua Hong Semi (01347) rose by 0.85%.

金吾財訊Jul 21 21:50 ET

Hong Kong stock concept tracking | Microsoft (MSFT.US) blue screen triggers a global system crash, institutions are bullish on domestic substitutes for operating systems (including concept stocks)

Tianfeng Securities pointed out that self-control is the cornerstone of cybersecurity and domestication of operating systems is a major trend. In addition, the Third Plenum has repeatedly emphasized security, and self-control is expected to accelerate its promotion.

Zhitong FinanceJul 21 19:16 ET

HTSC: ASML's new Q2 order volume has greatly increased, bullish on the recovery of global semiconductor equipment industry.

HTSC stated that ASML, the leading semiconductor equipment company in the Netherlands, has exceeded expectations in Q2, and is bullish about the recovery of the global semiconductor equipment industry.

Zhitong FinanceJul 20 19:41 ET

Northbound funds' movement| Net buying of 6.124 billion HKD in ETF; petroleum and chip stocks show differentiation.

On July 19th, the Hong Kong stock market saw a net purchase of 6.124 billion Hong Kong dollars by northbound funds, of which the net purchase amount through the Shanghai and Shenzhen-Hong Kong Stock Connect programs were 4.106 billion Hong Kong dollars and 2.017 billion Hong Kong dollars, respectively.

Zhitong FinanceJul 19 05:46 ET

Hong Kong stocks closed on July 19, with the Hang Seng Index falling 2.03%. The leading losers were real estate, oil, non-ferrous metals and other stocks, while semiconductor stocks rose against the trend.

Under pressure, Hong Kong stocks fell more than 2% all day, and all three major indexes fell. As of the close, the Hang Seng Index fell 2.03% or 360.73 points to 17,417.68 points, with a total trading volume of HKD 102.002 billion for the day.

Zhitong FinanceJul 19 04:48 ET