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港市速睇 | 港股全天低迷,恒指、国指跌近4%;科网、内房、金融板块普跌,腾讯跌超4%,阿里跌超5%

Hong Kong Market Watch: Hong Kong stocks remained sluggish throughout the day, with the Hang Seng Index and the H-share Index falling by nearly 4%; the technology, real estate, and financial sectors all experienced a general decline, with Tencent dropping

Futu News ·  16:27

Futu News on October 15th: The Hong Kong stock market remained sluggish throughout the day, with the three major indexes continuing to decline. The Hang Seng Index, China Enterprises Index, and Tech Index deepened their declines in the afternoon, with the Hang Seng Index and China Enterprises Index both closing down nearly 4%, and the Tech Index closing down nearly 5%.

As of the close, 435 stocks in the Hong Kong stock market rose, 1751 fell, and 885 remained unchanged.

The specific industry performance is shown in the following figure:

In terms of sectors, internet-related stocks declined, with Meituan-W down 6.97%, Baidu Group-SW down 5.85%, SenseTime-W down 5.56%, Alibaba-W down 5.09%, JD.com Group-SW down 4.92%, Tencent Holdings down 4.36%, Kuaishou-W down 4.33%, Xiaomi Group-W down 2.54%.

Mainland real estate stocks experienced a widespread decline, with Radiance Holdings falling over 14%, Midea Real Estate down nearly 9%, R&F Properties down nearly 11%, Zhongliang Holdings down nearly 20%, Longfor Group falling over 5%, China Vanke down nearly 7%, and Greentown China falling over 1%.

Insurance sector saw a decline, with New China Life Insurance down nearly 10%, China Re falling over 7%, Ping An Insurance falling over 5%, China Life Insurance down nearly 5%, and AIA falling nearly 4%.

Alcoholic beverages stocks experienced a widespread decline, with China Resources Beer down 12.87%, ZJLD down 7.84%, Tsingtao Brewery down 7.37%, Bud APAC down 3.94%, Palinda Group down 3.03%, San Miguel HK down 2.04%, Dynasty Wines up 1.33%, and Tibet Water remaining unchanged.

Auto stocks saw a widespread decline, with Nio-SW down 8.30%, Great Wall Motor down 8.27%, Leapmotor down 7.56%, Li Auto Inc-W down 6.94%, Yadea down 6.83%, Xpeng-W down 6.81%, Geely Auto down 5.96%, and BYD Company down 4.31%.

Securities and brokerage stocks weakened, China Merchants Securities fell by 8.55%, China Galaxy fell by 6.26%, China International Capital Corporation fell by 5.41%, CSC fell by 5.39%, GTJA fell by 4.29%, HTSC fell by 3.92%, Holly Futures rose by 3.11%, Haitong Securities fell by 1.38%.

Heavy infrastructure stocks weakened, China Hongbao fell by 13.43%, China Aluminum International fell by 7.00%, Rongli Construction fell by 6.12%, China Railway Construction Corporation fell by 6.11%, China Railway fell by 5.98%, China Communications Construction fell by 4.66%, China State Construction fell by 3.89%, Metallurgical Corporation of China fell by 3.49%.

Property services and management stocks generally fell, CG Services fell by 8.60%, Evergrande Services fell by 7.78%, A-Living fell by 7.58%, Sunac Services fell by 6.00%, China Resources Mixc fell by 4.91%, Poly Property Services fell by 3.51%, Greentown Management Holdings fell by 2.33%, China Overseas Property fell by 1.93%.

In terms of individual stocks, $BABA-W (09988.HK)$ Dropping more than 5%, Alibaba was included in the Hang Seng Stock Connect Hong Kong Index starting October 28.

$CMSC (06099.HK)$ Dropping nearly 9%, an old case from 2010 resurfaced, Zhongan Technology sought 1.5 billion in compensation from China Merchants Securities.

$PING AN (02318.HK)$ With a drop of more than 5%, Daiwa Securities still considers AIA and Ping An Insurance as the top choices for insurance stocks.

$LONGFOR GROUP (00960.HK)$ With a drop of more than 5%, the China Index Research Institute believes that the new policies will continue to take effect in the short term, and the second-hand housing market in core cities is expected to stabilize.

$HKEX (00388.HK)$With a drop of more than 5%, earnings will be released next Wednesday, and a decrease in interest rates may drag down net investment income.

$XINYI SOLAR (00968.HK)$With a drop of nearly 9%, Citigroup and Morgan Stanley have downgraded the rating and target price, and the oversupply situation in photovoltaic glass may continue.

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Hong Kong Stock Connect Fund

In terms of the Hong Kong stock connect, the net inflow of funds from the Hong Kong stock connect (southbound) today amounted to 8.544 billion Hong Kong dollars.

Institutional perspective:

  • UBS Group: Raises target price for certain Chinese internet stocks, JD.com is the top pick in the industry.

UBS Group stated that although the stock prices of Chinese internet companies are expected to remain volatile in the short term, they will ultimately return to fundamentals. The bank has raised target prices for some Chinese internet stocks by 11% to 49%, with the target price of JD.com increased from 483 Hong Kong dollars to 580 Hong Kong dollars, $TENCENT (00700.HK)$ target price from 483 Hong Kong dollars to 580 Hong Kong dollars. $BABA-W (09988.HK)$ The target price for xpeng has been raised from $112 to $140. $JD-SW (09618.HK)$ The target price for jd.com has been raised from $43 to $64, with a 'buy' rating. The stocks selected by the bank are jd.com, Kuaishou, and Alibaba, followed by Tencent, Meituan, Ctrip, and Tal Education.

  • Morgan Stanley: Valuation of China's internet sector remains reasonable, reiterating Tencent as the preferred choice for the industry.

Morgan Stanley published a report stating that the valuation of China's internet sector remains reasonable. The bank mentioned $TENCENT (00700.HK)$ In the gaming/social sector (which accounts for 50% of revenue), structural positives, macro optionality in advertising/financial technology and enterprise services (FBS) (accounting for 50% of revenue), market share growth in various fields, high profit visibility, and commitments to capital management, maintain Tencent as the preferred choice for the industry with a 'buy' rating. The bank is also optimistic about Meituan and Ctrip, believing that in terms of consumer recovery, both companies have structural positives, superior growth, and benign/improving competition, with ratings also 'shareholding'. The bank maintains ratings of 'in sync with the market' for Alibaba, Baidu, Netease, and Tencent Music.

  • UBS Group: Hong Kong property stocks are expected to continue to rebound, with Henderson Land, Kerry Properties, and SHK PPT as top choices.

UBS Group's report points out that Hong Kong property prices have adjusted by 28% since 2018, mainly due to high corporate interest rate limits as interest rates rise. However, the bank believes that with interest rate cuts, limited supply, population inflows, and rising rents, property prices may start to rebound from here, with a compound annual growth rate of 5% in residential rents expected to reach 2030. The bank has a positive view on Hong Kong property stocks, believing that the industry's current price discount to average net asset value (NAV) is 56%, still within the undervalued range since 1994, and property stocks are expected to continue to rebound. The industry's top pick is $HENDERSON LAND (00012.HK)$Please use your Futubull account to access the feature.$KERRY PPT (00683.HK)$ Nvidia. $SHK PPT (00016.HK)$.

编辑/Wade

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