Group 1: Market Overview - The Hang Seng Index closed at 25,911, up 1.84% for the day and 29.17% year-to-date, while the Hang Seng Tech Index rose 2.57% for the day and 35.97% year-to-date [1] - The Chinese stock market rebounded, with sectors like consumer discretionary and staples leading gains, while telecommunications, utilities, and energy lagged [3] - Southbound capital saw a net sell of 5.44 billion HKD, with notable net sells in Hang Seng China Enterprises, Tracker Fund, and SMIC, while Alibaba, Huahong Semiconductor, and Xiaomi received significant net buys [3] Group 2: Economic Insights - The Chinese economy shows signs of weak credit demand, with M1 growth indicating improved business activity, while the central bank is expected to maintain a loose liquidity policy [4][5] - CPI showed a slight recovery, indicating a slow revival in consumer demand, while PPI decline has narrowed due to rising upstream mining prices [4] - The report anticipates a policy easing window in Q4 2025, with expected reductions in LPR and reserve requirement ratios to support consumption and the real estate market [5] Group 3: Company Analysis - Futu Holdings - Futu Holdings is a leading technology-driven financial services platform, covering eight major markets and providing services like securities trading and wealth management [6] - The company is expected to achieve a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 12% in revenue and 14% in Non-GAAP net profit from FY25 to FY28, driven by growth in asset clients and improved operational efficiency [5][6] - Futu's AUM in virtual assets reached 4 billion HKD in Q2 2025, with projections indicating it could contribute 2.4 to 3.1 billion HKD in incremental revenue by 2027 [7] Group 4: Investment Rating - The report initiates coverage on Futu Holdings with a "Buy" rating and a target price of 224 USD, supported by its global expansion and strong growth in core business segments [6][7] - The company is currently trading at a significant discount compared to peers, with a P/E ratio of 19x/17x for FY25E/FY26E, presenting an attractive entry point for investors [7]

Core Viewpoint - Nuclear power is gaining attention, with NuScale Power's market cap at $11 billion and a stock increase of 360% over the past year, but it is a pre-revenue company with significant risks [1][11][12] Group 1: NuScale Power - NuScale Power has a market cap exceeding $10 billion but generates zero revenue currently, relying on contracts for future projects [11][12] - The company is not expected to generate revenue until 2030, and even then, it may be negligible due to unproven technology and previous project cancellations [12][13] - The stock is considered risky, with expectations of declining value over the next decade [13] Group 2: Rocket Lab - Rocket Lab has a similar market cap to NuScale Power but generates revenue, distinguishing it as a more viable investment [2][5] - The company has successfully completed 59 launches and has 31 planned missions, positioning itself as a competitor to SpaceX [3][5] - Rocket Lab's revenue stands at $466 million, with potential for significant growth through the introduction of the Neutron rocket and a product backlog exceeding $1 billion [5] Group 3: Rivian Automotive - Rivian Automotive, currently down 92% from its all-time highs, aims to recover with new product launches, including the R2 mid-size SUV priced at $45,000 [6][8] - The company has struggled with stagnating deliveries, currently below 50,000, and negative free cash flow of $1.86 billion over the past year [8][9] - With a scaled-up operation, Rivian could increase annual revenue from $5 billion to between $15 billion and $20 billion, potentially achieving a market cap larger than NuScale Power in 10 years [9]