The trend of the three major indices of Hong Kong stocks diverged this week. Among them, the Hang Seng Index and the State-owned Enterprises Index rose. By the close, the Hang Seng Index and the State-owned Enterprises Index had a cumulative increase of 2.64% and 2.62% over the five trading days to close at 18963.68 points and 6718.86 points. Meanwhile, the technology index fell slightly by 0.23% during the same period to close at 3962.32 points.

Judging from the growth list, high-dividend stocks are being sought after by capital this week.$SINOTRANS (00598.HK)$During the week, it surged more than 23%.$CNBM (03323.HK)$,$ANHUIEXPRESSWAY (00995.HK)$Both increased by more than 15%.

CICC pointed out that if the Hong Kong Stock Connect dividend tax relief is implemented, it is expected to further boost the enthusiasm of mainland investors to invest in Hong Kong stocks, especially in high-dividend-related sectors, boost sentiment in the short term, and help improve the liquidity of the Hong Kong stock market in the long term.

In terms of individual stocks, net revenue from Q1 products increased by nearly 40% year-on-year.$ZAI LAB (09688.HK)$It surged more than 26% this week.

Pre-sale of new Apple iPad products begins, Apple concept stock$BYD ELECTRONIC (00285.HK)$This week's performance was impressive, with a cumulative increase of nearly 20% during the week.

According to a report published by Citi, Apple has released a new generation of tablets iPad Air and iPad Pro, and has already accepted pre-orders and will go on sale next Wednesday (15th). This line indicates that the iPad Pro product specifications have been significantly upgraded, using Apple's most powerful M4 chip and a laminated OLED screen. Since the company did not launch a new iPad last year, it is expected that the new product will trigger the product cycle. It is believed that BYD Electronics and Gaowei Electronics are the main beneficiaries.

On the other hand, the weakest performing stocks this week are as follows:

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