📈 HSI Surpasses 26,000! NetEase ATH, 11 Stocks Doubled – Still Have Chance? The Hang Seng Index (HSI) has finally done what few thought possible just a year ago: break 26,000, its highest level in four years. The rally isn’t just index-level strength — it’s a broad-based surge, with 11 HSI constituents doubling in value so far in 2025. At the front of the pack, Tencent (0700.HK) closed at HK$633, its highest in three years, while NetEase (NTES.US) just printed a fresh U.S.-listed record high at $145. Consumer names and financials are joining the party too — Pop Mart (+222.8%), Sino Biopharm (+181.9%), and Chow Tai Fook (+146.4%) highlight how wide the rally has spread. The question buzzing across trading floors (and Tiger’s community): is this momentum just getting started, or are we danci

The Shanghai Composite Index has roared to a 10-year high of 3,825.76, up 22.7% from its April 7 low of 3,040.69, signaling a potential bull market revival as of August 27, 2025. Yet, the chatter isn’t all bullish—chat groups and forums buzz with debates on whether to cash out, fearing a peak after this surge. The WeChat Index for “bull market” sentiment sits at 65, a modest rise from 50 in April, still lagging last year’s September 24 peak of 85, suggesting cautious optimism rather than euphoria. With the S&P 500 at 6,512.34, Nasdaq at 21,918.45, and Bitcoin at $123,456, global markets shine, though tariffs (30% on EU/Mexico, 35% on Canada) and oil at $74.50/barrel introduce volatility. The VIX at 14.12 reflects calm, but China’s rally, fueled by AI tech and policy support, raises the

The Hang Seng Index (HSI) has smashed through 26,000 points to 26,150.73, hitting a 4-year high, fueled by a China market resurgence. Tencent closed at HK$633, a 3-year peak with a 51.67% YTD gain, while NetEase (NTES) U.S. shares hit $145, an all-time high with a 38% surge. Standouts include Xiaomi up 62.90%, China Life Insurance up 58.79%, HSBC up 41.67%, Pop Mart up 222.80%, Sino Biopharmaceutical up 181.97%, and Chow Tai Fook Jewellery up 146.39%, with 11 HSI constituents doubling this year. The S&P 500 sits at 6,520.34, Nasdaq at 21,950, and Bitcoin at $123,456, with the VIX at 14.10 and oil at $74.50/barrel amid tariff talks. Posts found on X cheer “China bull run” but flag “overheating risks.” Are you bullish on this record rally? Beyond Alibaba and Tencent, which tech stocks ca

The Shanghai Composite Index has soared to 3,868.38, its highest level in nearly a decade, marking a 35.79% year-on-year gain and a 7.52% monthly rise as of August 26, 2025. Yet, sentiment remains subdued, with WeChat search trends for "bull market" at just 30% of last year's September 24 peak, and chat groups abuzz with debates on cashing out amid fears the run might stall. With the S&P 500 at 6,466.58 and Bitcoin at $109,887, the contrast is stark, though tariffs (30% on EU/Mexico, 35% on Canada) and oil at $75/barrel add caution. The VIX at 14.49 suggests calm, but the index's RSI at 62 hints at overbought conditions. Do you hold Chinese assets? With long-term undervaluation (market cap-to-GDP at 60% vs. U.S. 190%), is this the time to buy into China? This deep dive explores the par

$HSI(HSI)$ The Hang Seng Index (HSI) has reclaimed a level it has not seen since 2021, breaking through the 26,000-point barrier and marking a decisive four-year high. For a market that had been written off by many global investors as “uninvestable,” the rally signals a dramatic shift in sentiment. Not only has the index as a whole gained momentum, but individual constituents are delivering staggering returns. Eleven Hang Seng Index stocks have doubled in value this year, and several blue-chip giants have reclaimed multi-year highs. Tencent closed at HK$633, its strongest level in three years, while NetEase’s U.S.-listed shares reached $145, an all-time record. With China’s tech, consumer, and financial sectors driving the rally, investors are aski

The Shanghai Composite Index has hit a nearly 10-year high. You would think everyone would be shouting "the bull market is back," right? But instead, many chat groups are discussing whether it is time to cash out now that a new high has been reached, worried the bull run might be ending. I find this cautious sentiment interesting, especially given the current market dynamics. Despite the uncertainty, I remain bullish for Chinese assets, believing there is still potential for growth. Looking at the WeChat Index search trend for "bull market," sentiment is only just starting compared to last year's September 24 levels. This suggests to me that the market enthusiasm might not yet be at its peak, which could indicate room for further upward movement. I see this as a positive sign, reinforcing

The Hang Seng Index has reached 26,000 points, marking a 4-year high. $TENCENT(00700)$ closed at HK$633, hitting a 3-year high, while $NetEase(NTES)$ climbed to $145, a record high.Boosted by the rise of AI large models, the gaming industry is being revalued. With cost reduction and efficiency gains, future games are expected to become more sophisticated—and even more effective at driving in-game spending.Among Hang Seng Index constituents: $XIAOMI-W(01810)$ is up 62.90%, $CHINA LIFE(02628)$ is up 58.79%, $TENCENT(00700)$ is up 51.67%,

1. Market Level vs. Sentiment The Shanghai Composite at a 10-year high is objectively bullish from a chart perspective. Yet, the muted retail sentiment (as seen in WeChat “bull market” searches) suggests that investors remain cautious, scarred by past false starts. In behavioural terms, that kind of scepticism can be healthy — a true market peak usually coincides with euphoria, not hesitation. 2. Valuation Argument By global standards, Chinese equities remain undervalued: the forward P/E of the CSI 300, for instance, trades at a discount to the S&P 500, Nikkei, and even MSCI EM. Long-term investors often point to China’s structural drivers: rising middle-class consumption, green transition, advanced manufacturing. However, policy risks, corporate governance issues, and capital outflow

The Chinese stock market has indeed been on a tear, with the Shanghai Composite Index hitting decade highs and the CSI 300 Index climbing over 20% from its yearly low, driven by record household savings, easing U.S.-China trade tensions, and government stimulus measures. But deciding whether to double down or take profits depends on a few key factors, and the picture isnt straightforward. Reasons to Double Down:Valuations Still Attractive: Even after the rally, Chinese equities trade at relatively low multiples—around 11.4 times forward earnings for MSCI China, compared to the S&P 500’s much higher valuations. This suggests room for growth, especially if corporate earnings improve alongside government support for sectors like tech and consumption. Policy Support: Beijing’s aggressive s

Most HKEX blue chips stocks are under value less than 1 P/B so they are currently going thru reversal to the mean of catching up to reasonable valuations 

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