May 2022

On Wednesday, May 11, Southbound funds bought a net HK$6.291 billion today, a net purchase for 3 consecutive days. Meituan-W, Tencent Holdings and BYD shares received net purchases of HK$1.846 billion, HK$1.165 billion and HK$461 million respectively. Sunny Optical Technology, China Mobile, and Xiaomi Group-W were sold by net sales of HK$87 million, HK$18 million, […]

Source: Golden Ten Data While the U.S. stock market rebounded slightly on Tuesday, the smallest publicly traded companies in the U.S. stock market, known as small-cap stocks, are sending a red flag that all investors need to watch carefully. On Monday, the Russell 2000 index, which measures the performance of small-cap stocks, fell below 1,800,

Several Fed officials recently delivered their first speeches after the May meeting on interest rates. On the whole, these officials, regardless of the hawks and doves, generally support 50 basis points of interest rate hikes in the next few meetings, which is consistent with the signal released by Powell on the Fed’s decision. And against

Source: Zhitong Finance Author: Zhuang Lijia Asian and emerging market equities are entering the late stages of a bear market, but earnings and valuations aren’t enough to herald a turnaround, Morgan Stanley said. Morgan Stanley maintained its neutral view on the region. Morgan Stanley strategists including Jonathan Garner said in a note on Tuesday that

Source: Wind Technology stocks have suffered a series of setbacks since 2022, while energy stocks, which benefited from energy gains, have been favored. For Wall Street, oil and gas stocks are the new FAANGs. A considerable number of investors, including Buffett, who has been hailed as a stock god, believe that energy prices (especially crude

Source: Zhitong Finance Author: Rousseau The U.S. stock market had what can be described as a tumultuous week last week, and it has been an extremely difficult year for investing so far this year. But some strategists believe the recent decline is unlikely to last forever. As of Monday’s close, the S&P 500 had fallen