Hong Kong stock technology sector shows strong resilience, pay attention to Hong Kong stock technology ETF (513020)

On March 16, the Hong Kong stock technology sector showed strong resilience, with the Hang Seng Tech Index soaring 2.69%. The Hong Kong tech ETF (513020) also rose against the trend, closing up over 3%. Recent capital flows have sent positive signals, with southbound funds hitting a record single-day net purchase of over HKD 37.2 billion on March 9. The overall net inflow of Hong Kong stock ETFs has exceeded HKD 50 billion this year. From a macro perspective, the Hong Kong tech sector currently offers significant value for allocation.

In terms of liquidity, the global macro liquidity trend remains unchanged, shifting from tight to loose. As an offshore market, Hong Kong often exhibits higher flexibility during capital repatriation phases. Regarding valuation, data shows that the P/E ratio of the Hong Kong tech index has fallen to around 21 times, below the historical average minus one standard deviation, creating a deep valuation discount zone that attracts institutional accumulation.

Source: WIND

In addition to valuation and liquidity catalysts, the revenue growth expectations of domestic tech giants are also a key driver for the upward movement of Hong Kong stocks. As AI commercialization accelerates and the domestic economy recovers modestly, tech companies’ profits are expected to accelerate realization.

Overall, the Hong Kong tech sector currently offers high long-term allocation value. Investors may consider focusing on opportunities in Hong Kong tech ETFs and invest rationally according to their risk tolerance.

Risk Reminder:

Investors should fully understand the differences between regular fixed-amount investment plans and lump-sum savings methods. Regular fixed-amount investing is a simple and effective way to guide long-term investment and average costs. However, it does not eliminate the inherent risks of fund investments, cannot guarantee returns, and is not an equivalent alternative to savings.

Whether it’s stock ETFs/LOFs, these are securities investment funds with higher expected risks and returns, with expected yields and risks higher than hybrid funds, bond funds, and money market funds.

Funds investing in STAR Market and ChiNext stocks face unique risks due to differences in investment targets, market systems, and trading rules. Investors should be aware.

The short-term fluctuations of sector/fund prices are provided only as auxiliary material for analytical reference and do not guarantee fund performance.

The short-term performance of individual stocks mentioned in the article is for reference only, not a stock recommendation, nor a forecast or guarantee of fund performance.

The above opinions are for reference only and do not constitute investment advice or promises. If you wish to purchase related fund products, please pay attention to investor suitability management regulations, conduct risk assessments in advance, and choose fund products matching your risk tolerance. Funds carry risks; invest cautiously.

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(Edited by: He Chong)

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