roulettedecision| Many Hang Seng Internet ETF and China Internet ETF fell more than 2% and brokerages are still optimistic about the market outlook

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Hong Kong stocks weakened today, with the Hang Seng Technology Index down more than 2%, bilibili-W down more than 6%, NetEase-S and Kuaishou-W down more than 5%, Meituan-W down more than 3%, Alibaba-SW and Baidu Group-SW down more than 2%.

Affected by the market, track the Hang Seng Internet Technology Industry IndexRoulettedecisionHua an Hang Seng Internet Technology Industry ETF, Huaxia Hang Seng Internet Technology Industry ETF, Huabao China Securities Hong Kong Stock Exchange Internet ETF, Boshi Hong Kong Stock Exchange Internet ETF and many other Hang Seng Internet and China General Interconnection related ETF fell more than 2%.

Recently, the strong performance of Hong Kong stocks has become the focus of market attention. After a series of sharp gains, Hong Kong stocks have made some adjustments today.

Huaxin Securities said that from the head of the industry on behalf of enterprises to the vertical category of small and beautiful enterprises are showing a warming trend. On the one hand, the development of AI has become a consensus on new quality productivity, and enterprises are investing actively in the period of mobile Internet, and AI applications have been continuously increased by leading manufacturers. At the same time, small and medium-sized enterprises are also actively leaping in the class of seeking market capitalization with the help of AI, taking AI as the spear to activate large enterprises and the new momentum of the development of small and medium-sized enterprises. On the other hand, after the new changes after the "anti-monopoly" policy, the epidemic stress test, and the peak of mobile Internet dividends, large-scale Internet companies in Hong Kong actively seek changes inward, adjust their organizational structure to cope with new changes in the external environment, reduce costs and increase efficiency, pay attention to cash flow, and actively carry out buybacks and dividends.