Xin Lang Cai Jing·2026-01-04 23:25Group 1 - The current rise in Hong Kong stocks is supported by fundamentals, with signs of structural recovery in profitability starting from the second half of 2024 due to stabilization in both domestic and external demand and macroeconomic policy support [1][24] - The Hang Seng Index is transitioning from traditional economic cycles to focus on hard technology sectors such as AI applications, new energy, and semiconductors, with the weight of new economy sectors in the index increasing from 17% to nearly 50% [1][34] - The performance of Hong Kong stocks is expected to shift from being liquidity-driven to being driven by both profitability and liquidity, with earnings growth projected to rebound to 10.8% in 2026 [1][25] Group 2 - The current low valuation levels of quality companies in Hong Kong stocks highlight their growth potential, and the market sentiment has likely adjusted to current liquidity and emotional factors [6][24] - The structural recovery in profitability is evident, with emerging industries experiencing rapid growth while traditional sectors are still stabilizing [28][29] - The performance of individual stocks correlates positively with earnings growth, with high-growth companies significantly outperforming those under profit pressure [33] Group 3 - The upcoming liquidity improvements, including potential dovish signals from the new Federal Reserve chair and a decrease in HIBOR rates, could provide upward momentum for Hong Kong stocks [52][70] - The AH premium is expected to decline further due to increased investment from insurance funds in H-shares and the growing convenience for foreign capital to allocate resources in Hong Kong [71][74] - The spring market rally in Hong Kong stocks has historically shown a high probability of positive returns, indicating a potential opportunity for investors [56][60]