The Hang Seng Index surged by 6.2%, reaching 22,000 points, while the National Index rose by 7.08%.
On October 2, the Hang Seng Index surged by 6.2%, crossing the 22,000-point mark. The China Enterprises Index rose by 7.08%, with the Hang Seng Tech Index soaring by over 9% intra-day and closing up by 8.53%, firmly above 5100 points.
Technology stocks rose across the board, with East Buy surging over 46%, Bilibili over 21%, Ali Health, Meituan over 14%, Kingdee International over 13%, Li Auto over 12%, JD Group over 10%, Kuaishou, Baidu Group over 9%, China Lit, SenseTime over 7%, Xiaomi over 6%, Tencent over 5%, Alibaba over 4%.
Specifically:
Brokerage stocks went crazy, with the Wind China Securities Index soaring by over 30% intra-day, hitting a record high.
Swhyhk soared by 206%, hitting a new high of around 5 and a half years since March 2019; China Merchants skyrocketed by over 81%, Orient over 51%, China Securities Co.,Ltd. over 47%, Guolian, Citic Securities over 39%, Cisi Fin over 36%, GF Sec, Swhy over 33%, China International Capital Corporation over 31%.
Citic Securities believes that brokerage firms are facing three catalytic aspects: first, the emotional catalyst of macroeconomic and fiscal monetary policies (especially focusing on fiscal strength); second, the reform catalyst related to capital markets (such as the stabilization fund policy, detailed implementation of convenient regulations among securities funds, insurance companies, and central banks); and third, the catalysis of industry mergers and acquisitions. Regarding the sustainability issue of the current market that is of particular concern, institutions believe that the intensity and speed of market evolution may exceed market expectations. Brokerage stocks are the core beneficiary sector of this policy shift, demonstrating a stronger market sensitivity under the catalysis of positive policy shifts and improved liquidity.
Real estate and property stocks soared simultaneously, with Zhongliang Holdings rising over 202%, Agile Group rising over 160%, Shimao Group rising over 153%, CIFI Holdings Group rising over 97%, Sunac rising over 75%, R&F Properties rising over 89%, Vanke rising over 61%, Shimao Services rising over 58%, China Jinmao rising over 41%, Radiance Holdings rising over 32%, Evergr Services rising over 26%, Seazen rising over 25%, Longfor Group rising over 24%, Country Garden Services rising over 23%, and Greentown China rising over 18%.
On the news front, October 1st marks the first day of the new real estate policies in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, and Shenzhen. From homebuyers, agents to developers, everyone has started to buzz, and the transaction volume in first-tier cities has become notably active.
According to Huafu Securities, under the support of numerous bullish policies, the second-hand housing market is expected to be more sensitive in the short term, prioritizing destocking over new housing, driving the stabilization and rise of housing prices. With old second-hand housing fully destocked following price adjustments, its prices will rise first and transmit to nearly new and new properties. In a strong beta market, it is recommended to allocate index ETFs while also considering Hong Kong stocks with low PB values.
Insurance stocks surged, China reinsurance rose by over 17%, ZA Online rose by over 16%, China Pacific Insurance, China Pacific Insurance rose by over 13%, Ping An Insurance rose by over 12%, New China Life Insurance rose by over 11%, China Life Insurance rose by over 9%.
Consumer sectors such as household appliances and dairy products were active performers. Midea Group rose by over 25%, Hisense Ha rose by over 17%, Mengniu Dairy rose by over 10%, Haier Smarthome rose by over 7%, Ausnutria rose by over 6%, Yum China rose by over 4%, TCL Electronics rose by over 3%.
Automobile stocks rose across the board, Li Auto Inc. rose by over 12%, Great Wall Motor rose by over 9%, Geely Auto rose by over 7%, Guangzhou Automobile Group, BYD Company Limited rose by over 5%, NIO Inc. rose by over 4%, Xpeng rose by over 3%.
The semiconductor sector was strong, Shanghai Fudan rose by over 15%, Hua Hong Semiconductor rose by over 8%, HG Semi rose by over 7%, Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation rose by over 6%.
At the individual stock level, China International Capital Corporation saw a surge in trading activity, with a late rally exceeding 900%, ultimately closing up by 730%, Huarong International Financial surged over 412%, Capital VC rose by over 400%, and Ronshine China rose by over 397%.
In addition, the Southbound Eastern England Science and Technology Innovation Board 50 Index ETF listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange experienced a rapid surge of 234.3% intraday today. Southbound Eastern England issued a risk warning during intraday trading, advising fund managers to be cautious of significant premium risks in the secondary market pricing.
As of September 30th, the net asset value per share of the sub-fund was 7.4243 RMB. The announcement stated that investors should exercise caution when trading A-share ETFs, especially with the mainland securities market closed for the National Day holiday. As of the time of publication, the fund's gain has narrowed to 31.54%.
In response, Hong Hao, Chief Economist of CICC Securities, expressed that today's rally in Hong Kong stocks is believed to be driven by domestic and Hong Kong capital inflows. Given that the A-share market is closed today, it is clear that the entire market is very optimistic about policy expectations.