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Weimob rose 4.56% but Bili Bili lost 2.5%. The market turned from loss to gain in midafternoon. WH Group lost 2.8% AAC lost 2.45% and Budweiser lost 1.9% to become the top three losers. Alibaba lost 0.9% for 16-point loss to lead the losers. However, the market turned from gain to loss. The market was little changed in early afternoon, as Hang Seng index gained less than 50 points. At morning’s close, Hang Seng index closed up 48 points, H share index up 11 points and technology index up 12 points. Hang Seng index reached a low of 23050, down 36 points but rose to a high of 23248, up 162 points.
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A shares closed the morning up 29 points. Hang Seng index rose more than 100 points. The market rose further after opening, as technology stocks led the rally. Anta Sports lost 1.2% to lead the losers. Hang Seng index opened up 44 points, H share index up 12 points and technology index down 1 point. ~AAStocks Financial NewsWeb Site: The Hong Kong market opened slightly higher on Thursday. As for the Chinese entertainment sector, the broker selected TENCENT (00700.HK), NTES-S (09999.HK), KUAISHOU-W (01024.HK) and BILIBILI-SW (09626.HK) as its top picks. However, the worst is believed to have been over, with the market anticipated to direct its attention towards the recovery theme, the broker added.Jefferies stated the following stocks as its top picks for the Chinese e-commerce sector: BABA-SW (09988.HK), JD-SW (09618.HK), MEITUAN-W (03690.HK) and Dada Nexus (DADA.US). Looking ahead to 2022, the YoY growth in segments such as online shopping, gaming and advertising will likely remain lower than 10%, remarked Jefferies.
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The broker further contended that the weakness of the Chinese dotcoms over 1H21 was within its expectation and predicted that the Chinese internet shares are poised to see uptick in their performances. Jefferies released the 2022 outlook report on the Chinese internet sector, reiterating that the major issues of the sector are being resolved and that the industry's outlook remains positive.