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$POP MART(09992)$ gained +8.8% over the week (2-6 Feb 2026), supported by sustained positive sentiment around its upcoming product launches. Strong market interest in its non-LABUBU series, including the PUCKY Knock and Stary Heartbeat Series, together with the recent launch of its share repurchase program, helped bolster investor confidence. Pop Mart's share price is currently trading firmly above its 50-day, 100-day, and 200-day moving averages, reflecting the positive price momentum observed throughout the week as investor confidence continues to build. Tracking the underlying, the $Popmart 5xLongSG271216(FNYW.SI)$ rallied about 40%, while the $Popmart 5xSh

High Expectations Come With a Cost Markets don’t collapse because technology fails they collapse because expectations get priced as certainty. When everyone believes profits are inevitable and imminent, risk doesn’t vanish; it piles up. Any deviation from perfection then triggers a sharp repricing. Activate your brain cells! The dot-com bubble is a clear reminder. The internet was real and revolutionary, but valuations assumed instant profitability and endless growth. I was working at a bank at the time, supporting the trading desk, and the atmosphere was one of absolute confidence. Everyone expected quick wins. When reality caught up, prices didn’t adjust slowly, they collapsed. That’s not theory for me; it’s déjà vu. AI today shows similar dynamics. The technology will matter, but parts

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$  Yes

For period 28 January to 4 February 2026: The top performer for the week is $SMIC 5xShortSG270930(ZAXW.SI)$ , supported by a -17.18% decline in $SMIC(00981)$ over the same period. The drop occurred against the backdrop of a broader sell‑off in the tech sector, as investors grew increasingly cautious amid concerns about stretched valuations, elevated capital expenditure, and the potential impact of artificial intelligence on established business models. 📊 Top 5 Performers (3 Stocks + 2 Indices) SMIC 5x Short (ZAXW) gained 92% Bilibili 5x Short (UQAW) gained 91% HSTECH 7x Short (9B2W) gained 83% Baidu 5x Short (V2UW) gained 80% HSCEI 7x Short (CVSW) gained 37% 📉 Top 5 Losers (3 Stocks + 2 Indices) AMD 3

Introduction – $HSI(HSI)$ recent selling pressure in context The Hang Seng Index experienced a pullback during the Sep–Nov 2025 period, with the decline limited to less than 10%. This contrasts with earlier corrections in 2024 and early 2025, which were deeper (over 15%) and longer in duration, suggesting recent selling pressure has been more measured and controlled. Comparison with prior corrections Previous downturns saw sharper drawdowns and more aggressive follow-through selling. The latest correction was relatively shallower and shorter, indicating reduced downside momentum. Pattern and price behaviour Price had broken out of an ascending triangle, a pattern where higher lows press against a relatively flat resistance, often reflecting bu

It was a huge hit to the electric vehicles companies, with BYD leading the losses after car sales results were released. Moving forward, it would be safe to assume that ai and its adjacent stocks will be the darling and be favoured by investors. Whether it is producing hardware like chips, memory, or the final ai models itself, the hype will spillover from the west where some might find it easier to stomach parking money into smaller players.

If Hong Kong’s stock market were a mosaic rather than a monolith, today would be the moment when you stop inspecting individual tiles and step back a few paces. Some pieces gleam with speculative polish, others look worn but dependable, and a few are still being pressed into place by capital that knows something is changing but hasn’t yet decided how fast it wants to move. Not one market — many ideas converging into something coherent This is not a rerun of an old tech rally, nor a simple relief bounce after a soft prior year. What I see instead is a market quietly reorganising itself around three patterns: a reshaping of the investible universe through high-technology IPOs, the continued gravitational pull of established technology and new-energy leaders, and a rotation into robotics and

On January 8, 2026, market attention within the Hong Kong stock market appeared to be concentrated on specific technology sub-sectors demonstrating resilience or growth against a softer broader market. The semiconductor sector, high-profile "hard tech" IPOs in robotics and AI chips, and the policy-supported "AI + Robotics" and new industrialization themes were key hotspots. General investors often monitor such sectoral rotations and policy tailwinds as part of their market analysis.

$POP MART(09992)$ gained +8.8% over the week (2-6 Feb 2026), supported by sustained positive sentiment around its upcoming product launches. Strong market interest in its non-LABUBU series, including the PUCKY Knock and Stary Heartbeat Series, together with the recent launch of its share repurchase program, helped bolster investor confidence. Pop Mart's share price is currently trading firmly above its 50-day, 100-day, and 200-day moving averages, reflecting the positive price momentum observed throughout the week as investor confidence continues to build. Tracking the underlying, the $Popmart 5xLongSG271216(FNYW.SI)$ rallied about 40%, while the $Popmart 5xSh

High Expectations Come With a Cost Markets don’t collapse because technology fails they collapse because expectations get priced as certainty. When everyone believes profits are inevitable and imminent, risk doesn’t vanish; it piles up. Any deviation from perfection then triggers a sharp repricing. Activate your brain cells! The dot-com bubble is a clear reminder. The internet was real and revolutionary, but valuations assumed instant profitability and endless growth. I was working at a bank at the time, supporting the trading desk, and the atmosphere was one of absolute confidence. Everyone expected quick wins. When reality caught up, prices didn’t adjust slowly, they collapsed. That’s not theory for me; it’s déjà vu. AI today shows similar dynamics. The technology will matter, but parts

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$  Yes

Introduction – $HSI(HSI)$ recent selling pressure in context The Hang Seng Index experienced a pullback during the Sep–Nov 2025 period, with the decline limited to less than 10%. This contrasts with earlier corrections in 2024 and early 2025, which were deeper (over 15%) and longer in duration, suggesting recent selling pressure has been more measured and controlled. Comparison with prior corrections Previous downturns saw sharper drawdowns and more aggressive follow-through selling. The latest correction was relatively shallower and shorter, indicating reduced downside momentum. Pattern and price behaviour Price had broken out of an ascending triangle, a pattern where higher lows press against a relatively flat resistance, often reflecting bu

For period 28 January to 4 February 2026: The top performer for the week is $SMIC 5xShortSG270930(ZAXW.SI)$ , supported by a -17.18% decline in $SMIC(00981)$ over the same period. The drop occurred against the backdrop of a broader sell‑off in the tech sector, as investors grew increasingly cautious amid concerns about stretched valuations, elevated capital expenditure, and the potential impact of artificial intelligence on established business models. 📊 Top 5 Performers (3 Stocks + 2 Indices) SMIC 5x Short (ZAXW) gained 92% Bilibili 5x Short (UQAW) gained 91% HSTECH 7x Short (9B2W) gained 83% Baidu 5x Short (V2UW) gained 80% HSCEI 7x Short (CVSW) gained 37% 📉 Top 5 Losers (3 Stocks + 2 Indices) AMD 3

If Hong Kong’s stock market were a mosaic rather than a monolith, today would be the moment when you stop inspecting individual tiles and step back a few paces. Some pieces gleam with speculative polish, others look worn but dependable, and a few are still being pressed into place by capital that knows something is changing but hasn’t yet decided how fast it wants to move. Not one market — many ideas converging into something coherent This is not a rerun of an old tech rally, nor a simple relief bounce after a soft prior year. What I see instead is a market quietly reorganising itself around three patterns: a reshaping of the investible universe through high-technology IPOs, the continued gravitational pull of established technology and new-energy leaders, and a rotation into robotics and

It was a huge hit to the electric vehicles companies, with BYD leading the losses after car sales results were released. Moving forward, it would be safe to assume that ai and its adjacent stocks will be the darling and be favoured by investors. Whether it is producing hardware like chips, memory, or the final ai models itself, the hype will spillover from the west where some might find it easier to stomach parking money into smaller players.

On January 8, 2026, market attention within the Hong Kong stock market appeared to be concentrated on specific technology sub-sectors demonstrating resilience or growth against a softer broader market. The semiconductor sector, high-profile "hard tech" IPOs in robotics and AI chips, and the policy-supported "AI + Robotics" and new industrialization themes were key hotspots. General investors often monitor such sectoral rotations and policy tailwinds as part of their market analysis.