The new fund quickly copied the bottom of Hong Kong stocks, favored the technology leader and "despised" medical treatment
In addition to being slightly cautious about pharmaceutical stocks, the new funds raised by the mainland have quickly begun to build positions in Hong Kong stocks. Several Hong Kong ETF funds listed after the festival disclosed that they quickly began to copy the bottom a few days after the establishment of the new fund. Some new funds built nearly 30% of their positions in four days, and more new funds bought nearly 80% of their positions in just eight trading days. Correspondingly, in the medical industry of Hong Kong stocks, the positions of related theme ETFs were slightly hesitant, and they were close to zero positions for a long time.
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