HSTECH rises over 3% as Alibaba, SMIC rebound on AI optimism; Focus on 7x Long and Short HSTECH

$HSTECH(HSTECH)$ fell as much as 1% in early morning trading on Monday (7 September), pulling back after its 2.3% rally on Friday (4 September).

Correspondingly, the HSTECH 7x Short DLC (9B2W) rose by as much as 7%, while the HSTECH 7x Long DLC (SYHW) fell a similar magnitude.

$BIDU-W(09888)$ led the decline, falling approximately 6% as of 10am Singapore time. Amplifying the move, the Baidu 5x Short DLC (V2UW) climbed about 30%, while the Baidu 5x Long DLC (HVYW) fell a similar magnitude.

Automobile stocks were also among the decliners, including $XIAOMI-W(01810)$ (-4%), $BYD COMPANY(01211)$ (-2%) and XPeng (-2%).

Meanwhile, chip stocks mostly traded higher. $SMIC(00981)$ rose around 1%, which lifted the SMIC 5x Long DLC (WWZW) by ~5%, while the SMIC 5x Short DLC (9DFW) fell around the same magnitude. 

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