Futu News on April 9, Hang Seng's afternoon decline widened, and as of press time, it is now down 1.22%, or 354 points, at 28653.

Kuaishou rose more than 1% against the market to HK $275.2.

NetEase rose slightly. NetEase Yan Xuan CEO Liang Jun responded to the media rumors about NetEase building a car, saying that NetEase has no plans to build a car for the time being. In a live broadcast celebrating the fifth anniversary of the strict election on April 9, NetEase will provide a subsidy of 10 million yuan to work with Polaroid Group, a luxury car dealer giant in eastern China, to bring a number of models such as Maybach, Mercedes-Benz, Jaguar Land Rover and Lincoln to the rigorous selection App studio, including a Maybach Pullman subsidy of up to 5 million yuan.

Tencent fell slightly. CICC issued a report saying that there is no need to worry too much about the reduction of Prosus holdings. In the 17 years after Tencent went public in 2004, Prosus's shareholding time and proportion showed faith in Tencent's business. The bank believes that the trend of Tencent's share price after it was reduced by Prosus in 2018 is of limited significance for this reference. The bank is still optimistic about the development of Tencent's business and believes that Tencent's adjusted net profit is expected to maintain a growth of more than 20% in 2021.

The bank maintains a "neutral" rating on Tencent and a target price of HK $682.

Bilibili fell 0.53%. Credit Suisse gave bilibili an outperform rating for the first time, with a target price of HK $1088.

JD.com and Meituan fell by more than 2%. JD.com, Meituan and other 10 platforms signed a commitment not to use "big data to kill ripe".

Xiaomi and Alibaba fell by more than 2%.

Other stocks, Huahong Semiconductor rose slightly, SMIC and others fell one after another.

The top stocks include Lianyirong Technology, Tencent, SMIC, Xiaomi, COSCO Marine Control, Gome Retail, Alibaba and Meituan, according to the Hong Kong Stock Trading Hot list of Futu Securities today.

It is reported that Lianyirong Technology was founded in 2016 and has developed into China's leading provider of supply chain financial technology solutions. Its cloud native solution can optimize the payment cycle of supply chain transactions and digitize the whole workflow of supply chain finance.

It is worth noting that in the company's shareholder lineupTencent holds 18.89% of the shares, making it the largest institutional investor, while Citic Capital, Zhengxin Valley Capital, GIC, Standard Chartered Bank and other well-known investment institutions are all shareholders of the company.