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title: "The Hang Seng Index seems to be rebounding, will Hong Kong stocks see a turn for the better in 2022? Analysis of the real estate, Internet, power, and 5G hardware sectors."
description: "Hong Kong stocks in 2021 can be described as \"haggard\", with the Hang Seng Index falling more than 27% from its high, significantly underperforming global marke"
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# The Hang Seng Index seems to be rebounding, will Hong Kong stocks see a turn for the better in 2022? Analysis of the real estate, Internet, power, and 5G hardware sectors.

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## Description

Hong Kong stocks in 2021 can be described as "haggard", with the Hang Seng Index falling more than 27% from its high, significantly underperforming global markets. However, in January 2022, it suddenly started to follow the strength of the US stock market. Led by the old economy sectors such as banking and real estate, the Hang Seng Index showed an "unusual scene" in the first half of January, not following the benchmark index and the Hushen 300 Index in their downturns, reminding investors of the big rebound from 5,000 points in the period from January to April 2019. Can Hong Kong stocks make a comeback in 2022? At 8:00 PM on January 25, Changqiao cordially invites "investment columnist Yun Di" to talk to us about whether the rebound of the Hang Seng Index is the beginning of a turn for the better, and whether Hong Kong stocks will usher in a period of prosperity in 2022. The livestream will cover reviews of the real estate, internet, power, and 5G hardware sectors. Live highlights: 1. Has the Hang Seng Index reached the bottom of a bear market? 2. Can Hong Kong stocks replicate the rebound wave of Q1 2019? 3. Reviews of 4 sectors: real estate, internet giants, new energy power generation, and hardware.

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> **Disclaimer**: This article is for reference only and does not constitute any investment advice.