Futu Information on June 29 | Hong Kong stocks opened lower in the morning, and the three major indexes all stopped rising for four consecutive days. The Hang Seng Index fell 1.63%, the Hang Seng Science and Technology Index fell 3.04%, the Hang Seng Science and Technology Index lost 5000 points again.

By midday's close, Hong Kong stocks were up 539, down 1121, to close flat at 1215.

The specific industry performance is shown below:

In terms of the plate, most of the constituent stocks of the Hang Seng Index fell.Tencent rose 0.16%, XPeng Inc. fell more than 5%, NetEase, Inc, BABA, XIAOMI and Kuaishou Technology fell more than 3%, Meituan and JD.com fell more than 2%.

Inner housing stocks pull upXuhui Holdings rose more than 5%, Greentown China and China Vanke rose more than 3%, China Jinmao rose nearly 3%, Country Garden Holdings and Longfor Group rose more than 1%.

Mainland property Management Unit goes higherSunac Services rose more than 6 per cent, Xuhui Yongsheng service and Jinke service rose more than 4 per cent, and Country Garden Services Holdings rose nearly 1 per cent.

The education sector rose.At one point, Zhongjiao Holdings rose more than 17%, but now it is up more than 6%; New Oriental Education & Technology Group online and Zhonghui Group are up nearly 2%, and Tianli International Holdings is up nearly 1%.

Automobile stocks fell collectively.NIO Inc. and Great Wall Motor fell by more than 8%, Geely Automobile by more than 7%, Li Auto Inc. by 6% and XPeng Inc. by more than 6%.

Tesla, Inc. 's concept stock fell.Lijin Technology fell nearly 12%, Byd Company Limited and Ganfeng Lithium fell nearly 4%, and Fuyao Glass Industry Group fell nearly 3%.

Individual stocks$Tencent (00700.HK) $From falling to risingAfter falling nearly 3%, Tencent announced that it had spent HK $301 million to buy back 830000 shares on June 28.

$E-residence Enterprise Holdings (02048.HK) $Once rose by more than 18%, now it is up nearly 9%.It closed down more than 8% on Tuesday.

$AIA Group Limited (01299.HK) $Increase by more than 1%It was previously announced that 1.66 million shares would be repurchased on June 28, 2022 at a price ranging from HK $82.70 to HK $84.60 per share, involving a capital of 139 million yuan.

$Autohome Inc-S (02518.HK) $Rose by more than 11% to a new high in nearly eight months.In recent months, Autohome Inc has continued to land a number of new businesses.

$Lijin Technology (00558.HK) $The post-performance volume fell by nearly 12%.It rose for four consecutive days before the results were announced.

Fu Rui:$Trip.com-S (09961.HK) $Quarterly results beat expectations and maintain a "buy" rating.

Fu Rui issued a report saying that Trip.com 's quarterly performance beat expectations, maintaining a "buy" rating, with a target price of HK $30. According to the report, Trip.com 's income and non-GAAP earnings in the first quarter exceeded the market and the bank's expectations, and the business performance is expected to be weak in the second quarter. However, it is believed that Trip.com is ready to meet the recovery trend with strong execution. Fu Rui pointed out that affected by the epidemic, Trip.com 's total income in the second quarter is expected to decline by about 59% to 3.58 billion yuan, with an adjusted operating loss of about 250 million yuan. Looking ahead to the second half of the year, the bank conservatively expects total revenue in the third and fourth quarters to be the same as last year. The stock is now trading at HK $221.6, with a total market capitalization of HK $142.2 billion.

Dama: up-regulation$Geely Automobile (00175.HK) $The target price is HK $22, with a rating of "overweight".

Morgan Stanley released a report that raised the target price of Geely Automobile from HK $20 to HK $22, with a rating of "overweight". According to the report, Geely's profitability may have bottomed out with the support of the recent rise in average sales prices. The good start of the new energy vehicle business has also improved the visibility of the company's further growth. The bank cut Geely's net profit forecast for this year by 11 per cent to reflect the impact on revenue and profit margins during the city closure in the first half of the year, but left its net profit forecast unchanged for next year and raised its net profit forecast for the year after next by 1 per cent. However, due to the increase in outstanding shares, Morgan Stanley reduced Geely's earnings per share for the period from 2022 to 2024 by 13 per cent, 3 per cent and 2 per cent, respectively. The stock is now trading at HK $18.30, with a total market capitalization of HK $183.4 billion.

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