EBSCN·2026-02-10 06:59Group 1 - The current Hong Kong stock market is in a phase of oscillation and correction, with the Hang Seng Technology Index dropping from a peak of around 6000 points in mid-January to 5346.2 points by February 6, marking a weekly decline of 6.51%, the largest in recent weeks [1] - The adjustment within the sector shows significant differentiation, with semiconductor and internet leaders experiencing larger declines, while new energy vehicles and home appliances showed relative resilience, indicating that funds are concentrating on quality core assets rather than exiting the market entirely [1][2] - The report emphasizes that the current market conditions represent a "golden layout window" for investors, characterized by oversold valuations, counter-cyclical capital inflows, and improving fundamentals [1][10] Group 2 - Southbound capital has shown a "buy the dip" behavior, with a net inflow of 560.7 billion HKD in the week of February 6, the highest weekly net inflow in three months, indicating strong confidence from domestic investors in the Hong Kong technology sector [2] - The concentration of capital flows has increased, with technology ETFs becoming key tools for domestic investors, reflecting a shift from traditional high-dividend sectors to technology growth sectors [2][3] - The report notes that the Hang Seng Technology Index's PE (TTM) is at 22.1 times, significantly below its historical average of 32.1 times and the global comparable technology indices, highlighting a valuation discount of over 35% [4] Group 3 - The report identifies four solid support dimensions for the Hang Seng Technology Index: technical, valuation, capital, and fundamental aspects, which collectively create a "margin of safety" for the sector [3] - The technical indicators show that the index is severely oversold, with a strong support level around 5400 points, which has not been effectively breached despite recent declines [3][4] - The fundamental outlook is bolstered by the sector's deep integration with the AI wave, with over 70% of the index's components related to AI, indicating strong growth potential as the industry transitions from R&D to commercialization [6][7] Group 4 - The report attributes the recent decline in the Hang Seng Technology Index to short-term emotional disturbances rather than a reversal of fundamental trends, driven by external tightening expectations, internal profit-taking, and unfounded rumors [7][8] - It emphasizes that the current market downturn is a valuable opportunity for investors to acquire quality assets, as the emotional "panic low" often represents a "golden buying point" [9][10] - The report suggests a strategy of "buying in batches and holding long-term," focusing on core stocks that are rapidly commercializing AI applications and have stable cash flows [9][10]