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BOC International Maintains Buy Rating for NetEase But Cuts Price Target

Xiaomi Group repurchases shares for over HK$500 million, setting a record for the largest single-day buyback since its IPO

Xiaomi responds to rumors that its 'diving watch cannot be used for diving', stating the video content is false

Yuanbao Launches 'One-sentence Video Creation' Capability

Xiaomi Clarifies Watch Diving Controversy: Standard vs Sport Edition Differences

Xiaomi Unveils Enhanced HAD System at Guangzhou Motor Show

Alibaba recorded a large block trade worth HK$46.34 million

Goldman Sachs Publishes Report on NetEase's Q3 Earnings and Future Growth Prospects

HTI Initiates Coverage of Alibaba-W with 'Outperform' Rating

Citi Raises NetEase's US Stock Target Price

Tencent's Hybrid3D International Station Will Soon Be Launched

Hong Kong tech stocks fall collectively, Alibaba drops over 4%

Hong Kong Stocks Open: Hang Seng Index Opens Significantly Lower, Alibaba Stock Price Drops Over 3%

Xiaomi Lei Jun Introduces Xiaomi Autonomous Driving Team Composition and Responsibilities

Tencent Holdings ADR Falls in US Market, Closing 2.44% Lower Than Hong Kong's Close

Bernstein Analyst Maintains Buy Rating on NetEase

NetEase CEO Responds to Fewer Game Releases and Senior Departures: Focus on Existing Successful Products

Mizuho analyst raises Alibaba's target price to $195

Tencent Wholly Acquires Shanghai Anaheim Glory Digital Technology Co.

Huaxi Securities releases a research report reviewing Tencent Holdings' strong third-quarter performance

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Ray KWOK CFA from CGS-CIMB maintained a Buy rating on Xiaomi with a price target of HK$53.50, while shares closed at HK$37.70. KWOK is a 4-star analyst with a 38.5% average return. Bank of America Securities also rated Xiaomi as Buy, but J.P. Morgan maintained a Hold rating.

- Ray KWOK CFA from CGS-CIMB has maintained a Buy rating on Xiaomi, setting a price target of HK$53.50, while the shares closed at HK$37.70.  
- Additionally, Robert Cheng from Bank of America Securities also issued a Buy rating on November 19, but J.P. Morgan maintained a Hold rating on the same day.  
- KWOK is noted as a 4-star analyst with an average return of 38.5% and a 50.00% success rate according to TipRanks.

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New Buy Rating for Xiaomi (XIACF), the Technology Giant

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On November 20, Eastern Time, Alibaba options saw a total of 235282 contracts traded, with calls accounting for 48% and puts making up 51%.

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Trending | BABA Decreases 3% on Thursday, Some Put options Soar 739%

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All three major Hong Kong stock indices fell, with the Hang Seng TECH Index dropping more than 3%, and leading technology stocks showing a significant decline. The technology, real estate, and pharmaceutical sectors exhibited notable divergence, with hot money focusing more on industrial policies and structural opportunities. Signs of macroeconomic recovery in the market continue, but short-term sentiment remains defensive. Popular stocks showed significant fluctuations, with some individual stocks experiencing increased trading volume

- On November 21, Hong Kong's three major indices fell, with the Hang Seng Index down 2.07% to 25,300.28 points, reflecting a decline in market sentiment and a rapid decrease in investor risk appetite.  
- The technology sector led the decline, with significant drops in major stocks like Alibaba and SMIC, while the real estate sector showed resilience due to favorable policies, indicating a shift in capital towards policy beneficiaries.  
- Macroeconomic indicators suggest moderate retail and export activity, a declining unemployment rate, and stable foreign reserves, although investor focus remains on consumption and policy changes affecting market risk preferences.

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Hong Kong Stock Mid-Review | Hang Seng Index fell 2.07%, dropping below 25,000 points, with the technology sector leading the decline. Alibaba and SMIC saw significant pullbacks