China Hongqiao Group rose by four percentage points, JL Mag Rare-Earth slightly declined, and China Silver Group fell by ten percent. The Hong Kong stock metal sector showed a three-part divergence: "aluminum up, rare earths stable, silver down." Is this a single-stock event for silver, or is there a broader reallocation of funds among small-cap metal stocks in Hong Kong? It looks more like the latter—the relative strength of rare earths and aluminum suggests funds haven't withdrawn from the sector but are rotating within it, with the pullback in silver more akin to a clearing of positions.