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# Will Hong Kong stocks catch up?…


## Comments (4)

- **小地主 · 2026-04-17T16:14:15.000Z**: US stocks have hit new highs again. Hong Kong stocks should logically rebound to their previous highs before it makes sense. It's better to wait until they return to a high level before exiting if you have positions.
- **浪潮之癫 · 2026-04-17T02:55:00.000Z**: Chasing Hong Kong stocks definitely has opportunities, but there are still risks in the external market. I will buy in gradually in batches, not go all in at once, and set a stop-loss level first. Being shaken out is the most frustrating; it's better to be steady and wait for opportunities.
- **史迪仔投資 · 2026-04-17T02:39:24.000Z**: No, Hong Kong stocks can't catch up to all the gains.
- **新用戶_TBG11 · 2026-04-17T01:02:49.000Z**: Probably not, Hong Kong stocks only have volatility but no gains.


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