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赚钱效应扩散!腾讯3天大涨13%,QDII基金杀回港股

The money-making effect is spreading! Tencent surged 13% in 3 days, and QDII funds beat back Hong Kong stocks

券商中國 ·  Apr 25 08:43

Source: Broker China
Author: Promise

Driven by strong public equity increases, favorable policies, and a rebound over the fall, Hong Kong$Hang Seng Index (800000.HK)$It hit a new high in four months, with over 1,000 fund groups$TENCENT (00700.HK)$It surged 13% on the 3rd, and about half of the more than 1,000 products were A-share themed fund products.

Furthermore, the latest quarterly public offering report also shows that more and more QDII funds are beginning to withdraw their US stock positions to Hong Kong stocks. This is the complete opposite of QDII's operation of reducing allotments on Hong Kong stocks and increasing US stock positions in the first quarter of last year.

The effect of going long on Hong Kong stocks spreads to second-tier fund stocks

On April 24, the Hang Seng Index once again jumped higher. The index rose by more than 2.2% and closed at around 17201.27 points, a four-month high. This week also became the most prominent time for public funds to prolong in the Hong Kong stock market. The Hang Seng Index has been rising strongly for three consecutive trading days since Monday. Tencent Holdings, which concentrated on increasing public funds during the first quarter of this year, surged 13.3% on the 3rd.

It is worth mentioning that the Hong Kong stock market on Wednesday was showing a bulging effect. First-tier fund heavy stocks represented by Tencent spread to second-tier or even third-tier fund heavy stocks, and Kuaishou, which has heavy positions with 301 funds, once again raised 8.1%. The increase on the 3rd of this week has already contributed 20% of fund managers' earnings, and 40 funds are holding positions$BILIBILI-W (09626.HK)$The closing on Wednesday also rose 8.8%, and was drastically reduced by fund managers at the end of last year$SENSETIME-W (00020.HK)$After just hitting a new low, it was re-covered by fund managers, causing Shangtang to soar 31% in a single day on Wednesday.

“We have noticed that the Hong Kong stock market already has many good companies with a market capitalization of less than HK$2 billion or HK$1 billion after deducting cash equivalents. After experiencing a serious irrational decline, the fundamentals of such companies have improved, and the stock price not only lags behind but also shows a reverse decline. This means that opportunities for such companies based on medium- to long-term layout have already emerged.” A fund manager in Shenzhen believes that the adjustment of Hong Kong stocks is about a year and a half ahead of A-shares, and when China's economic recovery shows an accelerated trend, the recovery of high-quality assets in Hong Kong stocks will also be more elastic.

The performance of Tencent Holdings, which is the favorite group in the Hong Kong market, is considered a core indicator of the recovery of the Internet circuit and the inflection point of Hong Kong stock activity. As more and more public funds reduce their allocations to actively increase their holdings in Hong Kong stock companies such as Tencent, it also means that Hong Kong stocks are becoming more and more attractive from the perspective of investment safety and potential profit space.

According to the public offering report for the first quarter that has just been disclosed, as of the end of March this year, as many as 1,041 funds have listed Tencent as the top ten core stock pools. More than half of these 1,041 funds are actually “A-share themed funds”. Take the Guangfa Technology Power Fund managed by star fund manager Lee Yiu-chu as an example. As of the end of the first quarter of this year, seven of the top ten major stocks of this product were A-share companies, and three were Hong Kong stocks. Out of the three Hong Kong stocks, Tencent was listed as the second-largest A-share stock. Stock fund products have begun to include Hong Kong stocks, It is the core driving force behind its performance attack.

QDII position transfer

QDII funds previously used the US stock and European stock markets as core selling points to attract investors, but now the Hong Kong stock QDII fund has begun to have a profitable effect and even squeezed into the top ten QDII performers, causing such products to begin to sweep away the haze.

A reporter from brokerage China noticed that up to now, the QDII fund's performance income has been the highest since this year, and the best return of the Hong Kong Stock QDII Fund is almost right around the corner. Dacheng Hong Kong Stock Select QDII, a subsidiary of Dacheng Fund, has earned 12.17% during the year, ranking third in overall QDII performance this year. In addition, Morgan China Century QDII, which heavily stocks Hong Kong stocks, earned 11% during the year, and also ranked in the top ten QDII.

The Hong Kong stock fund QDII managed by top fund manager Zhang Kun has also restarted its upward path. E-Fangda Asia Select QDII, managed by Zhang Kun, previously lost 29.25%, 7.82%, and 9.09% in 2021, 2022, and 2023, respectively, but now the product is on Tencent,$BABA-SW (09988.HK)$Supported by a strong rise in stocks, the product's performance became popular during the year. This year, the product has achieved a positive return of over 6.11%.

The Internet circuit QDII, which has been criticized the most by fund holders, even led to a sharp loss in the A-share listing performance of QDII. Today, various Internet circuit QDII fund products have shown a strong recovery trend. Harvest Global Internet, which heavily stocks Hong Kong stocks, Fuguo China's small to medium cap QDII, and Huada China's upgrade of QDII have all experienced strong increases in net worth, in large part because fund managers have begun to move US stock positions to Hong Kong stocks.

Unlike when QDII fund managers reduced their positions on Hong Kong stocks in the same period last year, allocating positions to the US stock market and even reducing almost all of their Hong Kong stock positions, more and more QDII began allocating US stock positions to Hong Kong stocks in the first quarter of this year. Take Harvest Global Internet Fund QDII as an example. The latest quarterly report shows that fund manager Wang Xinchen significantly lowered his US stock position. While reducing his position on US stocks, he also vigorously increased his position on Hong Kong stocks. The latest Hong Kong stock position has jumped to 34%. Industry insiders judged that considering that the Hong Kong stock market has just started and that it has seriously fallen, QDII fund managers who have taken heavy positions in US stocks since then still have sufficient positions to move to Hong Kong stocks.

Hong Kong stocks are full of “sincerity”

A-share fund managers and US stock QDII have all begun to grab Hong Kong stocks. What is the market logic?

“Looking ahead to the first quarter, I already feel that this year may be a year where systemic risks in the Hong Kong market are better released.” Zhang Feng, manager of the Fuguo China SME QDII fund, believes that the gradual stabilization of the domestic economy will bring about a relatively moderate macroeconomic environment. Despite this, it will take some time for the overall macroeconomy to actually return to steady growth, but the general environment of the domestic economy is gradually improving. On the one hand, QDII continues to hold and buy some deep value stocks, and on the other hand, it selects some growth stocks. Market activity has increased on the basis of a relatively stable environment. If we uncover some deep value stocks and growth stocks that have surpassed the decline and have excellent quality, it is expected to bring relatively good returns to the portfolio.

Liu Yang, manager of SDIC UBS Value Discovery Fund, believes that the economic environment is indeed facing certain challenges, but the economy is still resilient. China still has a large number of high-quality enterprises that continue to invest in technology and R&D, continue to gain market share, and compete with world-renowned companies in the international market. This brings more potential opportunities to the fund's bottom-up stock selection strategy. The Hong Kong stock market should continue to focus on high-quality companies with competitive advantages to seize overall market opportunities by balancing the relationship between growth and valuation.

Xiong Xiaoya, manager of Southern Hong Kong Preferred Fund, believes that the sharp decline in the previous period further highlighted the value of Hong Kong stocks. Companies with stable capital layout fundamentals and a strong desire to repurchase dividends have begun. During the Spring Festival, the performance of core consumption data such as liquor, tourist hotels, retail, and restaurants exceeded previous weak expectations. The market believes that economic fundamentals are gradually stabilizing through consumption, and is currently full of confidence in Hong Kong stocks. Under the premise of maintaining a balanced allocation in the industry, the fund's overall position remains stable. It mainly obtains excess income through bottom-up stock selection, and selects leading companies in the industry with improved profits and reasonable valuation levels.

Editor/jayden

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