On November 27, the net inflow of funds to the south bought 5.271 billion Hong Kong dollars of Hong Kong stocks. Among them, the net inflow of Hong Kong stocks through the Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect was 1.914 billion Hong Kong dollars, and the net inflow of Hong Kong stocks through the Shenzhen-Hong Kong Stock Connect was 3.357 billion Hong Kong dollars.

Net purchases of Alibaba were 1.687 billion, Meituan 0.954 billion, Tencent 0.718 billion, Ping An Insurance 0.273 billion, Suteng Juchuang 0.199 billion, and Autosreets 0.189 billion; net sales of Tracker Fund of Hong Kong were 1.037 billion and Xiaomi 0.42 billion.

According to statistics, the net inflow of funds from the south has been net buying Tencent for 3 consecutive days, totaling 0.75627 billion Hong Kong dollars, net buying China Mobile for 3 consecutive days, totaling 0.77705 billion Hong Kong dollars; net buying CNOOC for 5 consecutive days, totaling 0.56886 billion Hong Kong dollars. In the 48 trading days since the inclusion in the Hong Kong Stock Connect, the net inflow of funds from the south has accumulated a total purchase of Alibaba of 73.80831 billion Hong Kong dollars.

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Meituan rose by 7.24% today. Meituan is scheduled to announce its third-quarter financial report on November 29. The market generally expects revenue of 91.733 billion yuan, a year-on-year growth of 19.96%; earnings per share of 1.45 yuan. Nomura pointed out that it is expected that Meituan's revenue in the third quarter will increase by 20% year on year, meeting market expectations; non-GAAP net profit will increase by 111% year on year, 3% higher than market expectations, mainly due to the improved profitability of core business.

Tencent rose by 2.29% today. According to documents from the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, Tencent repurchased 1.8 million shares on November 27, with a transaction amount of 0.7038 billion Hong Kong dollars.

Autostreets plunged more than 44% today. On the news front, Autostreets was listed on May 31st, and today the lock-up period expired, involving 0.55 billion shares being unlocked, accounting for 66.1% of the total share capital.

Xiaomi rose by 4.04% today. On the evening of November 27th, Wang Teng, Deputy General Manager of Xiaomi's China Market Department and General Manager of REDMI brand, announced at a new product launch event that the total shipment of REDMI phones in 11 years reached 1.11 billion units, covering 105 countries and regions globally.