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Here are today’s share performances for the Hong Kong listings: 1. Zhou Liu Fu (Ticker 6168.HK) Debuted at HK$24, opening up ~11.3% and climbing into the gray market at HK$27.1 before trading began . Oversubscribed, with an upsized HK$1.3 billion IPO raising HK$24 per share . Concerns remain: heavy reliance on its franchise model, shallow R&D spend (<0.5% of revenue), and reputational risks from past controversies . 2. Saint Bella (STB) No HKEX listing happened; “Saint Bella” is a privately held postpartum care provider based in Asia. The search didn't return any STB stock data . Therefore, there is no market performance to analyze today. 3. IFBH (6603.HK) – Coconut Water Brand Launched IPO subscription at HK$25.30–27.80, aiming for up to ~US$150 million, with shares expected to beg

Here’s a sharper, more engaging rewrite with a touch of insight, strategy, and emoticons to capture attention in the Tiger Brokers community: 🎯 ZLF, Saint Bella Surge 5% in Grey Market: Buy the Rumour or Wait for the Dip? 🐉📈 Hong Kong's IPO scene has been a mixed bag lately — a few winners, several stumbles, and plenty of grey market volatility. But today's spotlight is firmly on two names: Zhou Liu Fu ($ZHOU LIU FU(06168)$  ) and Saint Bella $SAINT BELLA(02508)$  — both showing early strength with a +5% pop in grey market pre-trading 🚀. Should we treat this as a vote of confidence... or a bull trap in disguise? 🤔 🔍 Flashback: Recent IPO Trends We’ve seen Sanhua buck the trend — dipping below

Hang Seng Index ( $HSI(HSI)$ ) Bullish Pattern: A clear Cup and Handle pattern has formed, typically a continuation signal suggesting a potential upside breakout. Resistance Zone: The neckline is near 24,875, acting as the breakout level. Momentum: Price is trading above all major moving averages, and RSI is rising towards 70, signalling strong bullish momentum. Measured Move Target (Cup & Handle Projection) Cup Depth: ~24,875 (resistance) – ~21,300 (bottom) = 3,575 points Breakout Target: 24,875 + 3,575 = ~28,450 If HSI breaks above 24,875 with volume confirmation, a move towards 28,450 could be anticipated Using DLCs for Short-Term Trading on HSI Daily Leverage Certificates (DLCs) allow traders to gain short-term leveraged exposure to the Han

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Hong Kong’s IPO market is roaring back in 2025, with proceeds up over 700% year-on-year and heavyweight listings like Midea Group and SF Holding leading the charge. Popular picks—especially A+H dual listings in tech, consumer, and industrials—are drawing strong institutional demand and often pricing at the top of their range. If you’re looking for liquidity, analyst coverage, and post-listing momentum, these names offer a safer glide path. But don’t sleep on the underdogs. Smaller IPOs like Ying Tong Holdings (06883) and Shengbeila (02508) have seen strong oversubscription and solid first-day pops—some up over 50%. These lesser-known names often fly under the radar but can deliver outsized returns if backed by credible sponsors and strong fundamentals. So, what’s the play? If you’re risk-a

Gold is now more influential than ever before the geopolitical instability in the Middle East. Gift-giving in the form of gold for special occasions is most exciting presently. It is no wonder the premium gold shops such as Laopu Gold continues to see long queues and share price of $LAOPU GOLD(06181)$ has scored 2300% since its Hong Kong IPO. Zhou Liu Fu gold jewelry maker is joining the rally with its IPO. $ZHOU LIU FU(06168)$ is now fully subscribed. ZLF is targeting the mid-range jewelry market and favored by the young consumers. It is set to benefit from its "low valuation + gold theme + southbound trading access". Thanks @Tiger_SG @TigerStars

 @SPACE ROCKET @nomadic_m @HelenJanet @rL @HelenJanet @Shyon @Aqa @Universe宇宙 @LMSunshine nah... won't be jumping at this point... shall just stand at the side walk a d watch       So, will you subscribe to Zhou Liu Fu’s IPO? Or this weekend, will y

@SPACE ROCKET @nomadic_m @HelenJanet @rL @HelenJanet @Shyon @Aqa @Universe宇宙 @LMSunshine nah... won't be jumping at this point... shall just stand at the side walk a d watch So, will you subscribe to Zhou Liu Fu’s IPO? Or this weekend, will you check out or shop at

🌟🌟🌟While the world chases hype in US biotech, $HENGRUI PHARMA(01276)$ has been quietly building a pharmaceutical empire.  But after its Blockbuster IPO in Hong Kong, the silence is officially over. Hengrui priced its IPO at HKD 44.05 per share, right at the top of its marketed range, raising about USD 1.27 billion.  On Day 1, shares soared over 37%, opening at HKD 57.10 and peaking at HKD 60.20.  This is a clear sign of strong investor confidence. This wasn't just a win for Hengrui.  It was a vote of confidence in Hong Kong's IPO market which has seen a resurgence in listings from high growth Chinese firms.  The proceeds from the IPO are earmarked by Hengrui for accelerating clinical trials, expanding production and

I won’t check out laopu gold’s new store in Singapore at all. The designs are not that exquisite for me to consider it as a luxury brand. So, I am definitely not going to pay for the workmanship. For it to take off in Singapore, it needs to have designs that appeal to the population. The demand for such pieces usually comes only for big events like marriage and I think many of the older folks have their preferences already and it can be very hard to convince them to pay much more for luxury pieces for their children or their spouses who may not even like the designs. I definitely will not subscribe to Zhou Liu Fu’s IPO due to its weak fundamentals. It doesn’t have designs that allow it to standout from its competitors and questionable marketing gimmicks will cause consumers to run far aw

The Hong Kong Stock Exchange is stealing the spotlight in 2025, raking in a jaw-dropping $12.8 billion in the first half of the year—blazing past Nasdaq’s $7.6 billion and NYSE’s $7.0 billion. With 70-80% of these IPOs already in the green, investors from China are piling in, and even AI users in Singapore are getting a piece of the action. Sanhua Holdings, open for subscription this week, is the latest contender tipped for a massive rally. So, are you ready to roll the dice on Hong Kong’s IPO wave, or are you eyeing the U.S. instead? Let’s unpack the chaos, spotlight the stars, and figure out where the smart money’s headed. Why Hong Kong’s IPO Market Is Exploding This isn’t just a fluke—Hong Kong’s IPO scene is a powerhouse for a reason. The $12.8 billion haul marks a seismic shift, dwarf

HK IPO Fever Is Real! 💥 Made a 2x or Caught in a Pump? 🧧📈 Let's talk about the red-hot Hong Kong IPO scene—because it's not just heating up, it's exploding. In the first half of 2025, HKEX has raised $12.8 billion, far outpacing both Nasdaq and NYSE. That alone is a statement—but here's the kicker: 70–80% of those IPOs are profitable right now. Let that sink in. Mainland China investors are swarming the IPO pipeline. Even AI-assisted trading platforms in Singapore have jumped in. It's become the go-to playground for fast money in Asia. This week, the spotlight's on Sanhua Holdings, a name being thrown around in chatrooms and brokerage circles as the next potential breakout. So what's really going on here? Let me share my take. 🧠 My 3 IPO Insights 1. Timing is Everything – The best entries

Based on this " Since 2023, ZLF has been closing stores and shifting toward a more conservative strategy. Before the IPO, it issued a last-minute dividend of RMB 645 million, with over 90% going to the controlling shareholder" I won't trade this stock. We might see a spike up on the 1st day of the listing.... then follow by a crash

🌟🌟🌟Another exciting IPO $ZHOU LIU FU(06168)$ is in the pipeline as this jewelery company aims to raise HKD 1.12 billion by selling 46.8 million shares for HK D 24 per share. Is Zhou Liu Fu (ZLF) a good company to invest in? With over 4100 stores and a franchise driven growth model, ZLF is a mass market force in China's gold jewellery landscape.  There is strong ECommerce momentum and confidence is running high. But compare it to Laopu Gold $LAOPU GOLD(06181)$ ZLF aims squarely at the mid tier consumer while Laopu Gold is positioned as a premium heritage brand. ZLF is like Nike while Laopu Gold is like Hermes.  So both companies cater to different segments of the jewelery market. Bottom Line

no won't invest in them

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Not into IPOs. May be drop by new store in SG to see how stunning Laopu gold pieces really are.

I think Asians will definitely be interested in yellow gold. A beautiful way to store wealth

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I think I will just check the Laopu Gold Singapore store but not go shopping because I have no money By the way I hate copy cat so Zhou Liu Fu's IPO is a No for me.

$LAOPU GOLD(06181)$ new store in Singapore will officially open on June 21. This will be the brand's first overseas store.Who is Laopu Gold?Over the past few months, Laopu Gold has taken both the consumer and capital markets by storm, becoming a hot topic. On June 5, its share price broke past HK$1,000, reaching a high of HK$1,015 before closing at HK$904, making it the new “king of Hong Kong stocks.” Despite a recent pullback, Laopu Gold’s stock is up 241% year-to-date, significantly outperforming other gold stocks. Since its IPO in July 2024, the stock has surged more than 10x in less than a year.In China, Laopu Gold continues to see long queues at premium shopping malls. The craze has drawn attention from the global luxury sect

🌟🌟🌟While the world chases hype in US biotech, $HENGRUI PHARMA(01276)$ has been quietly building a pharmaceutical empire.  But after its Blockbuster IPO in Hong Kong, the silence is officially over. Hengrui priced its IPO at HKD 44.05 per share, right at the top of its marketed range, raising about USD 1.27 billion.  On Day 1, shares soared over 37%, opening at HKD 57.10 and peaking at HKD 60.20.  This is a clear sign of strong investor confidence. This wasn't just a win for Hengrui.  It was a vote of confidence in Hong Kong's IPO market which has seen a resurgence in listings from high growth Chinese firms.  The proceeds from the IPO are earmarked by Hengrui for accelerating clinical trials, expanding production and

The Hong Kong Stock Exchange is stealing the spotlight in 2025, raking in a jaw-dropping $12.8 billion in the first half of the year—blazing past Nasdaq’s $7.6 billion and NYSE’s $7.0 billion. With 70-80% of these IPOs already in the green, investors from China are piling in, and even AI users in Singapore are getting a piece of the action. Sanhua Holdings, open for subscription this week, is the latest contender tipped for a massive rally. So, are you ready to roll the dice on Hong Kong’s IPO wave, or are you eyeing the U.S. instead? Let’s unpack the chaos, spotlight the stars, and figure out where the smart money’s headed. Why Hong Kong’s IPO Market Is Exploding This isn’t just a fluke—Hong Kong’s IPO scene is a powerhouse for a reason. The $12.8 billion haul marks a seismic shift, dwarf

This week, the Hong Kong stock market saw an initial rise, but then a dip, with $HSI(HSI)$ ending up just 0.42%.CPI and PPI Data: A Mixed BagOn Monday, China’s National Bureau of Statistics released May’s CPI and PPI data. The Consumer Price Index (CPI) dropped by 0.1% year-on-year, while the core CPI, excluding food and energy, rose 0.6%—a slight uptick from the previous month. The Producer Price Index (PPI) fell by 0.4% month-on-month and saw a larger year-on-year drop of 3.3%. Despite weak data, the market remains hopeful.Positive News: US-China Trade TalksGood news came from the US-China trade talks earlier this week in London. Both sides reached a consensus on a framework to implement key agreements from the June 5th phone call between leaders

The Hong Kong Stock Exchange ( $HKEX(00388)$ ) is stealing the global IPO spotlight in 2025, raising $12.8 billion in the first half, outpacing Nasdaq’s $7.6 billion and NYSE’s $7.0 billion. With 70-80% of recent Hong Kong IPOs proving profitable, investors from China to Singapore are jumping in, fueled by a surge in subscription interest. Sanhua Holdings, currently open for subscription, is a standout, aiming to raise HK$8.12 billion ($1.03 billion) with strong backing from global investors. But is this rush driven by fear of missing out (FOMO) or a calculated move? Should you dive into Hong Kong IPOs like Sanhua or chase U.S. IPOs like Circle? This report explores the drivers, risks, and opportunities to help you decide. Hong Kong’s IPO Boom: W

Here are today’s share performances for the Hong Kong listings: 1. Zhou Liu Fu (Ticker 6168.HK) Debuted at HK$24, opening up ~11.3% and climbing into the gray market at HK$27.1 before trading began . Oversubscribed, with an upsized HK$1.3 billion IPO raising HK$24 per share . Concerns remain: heavy reliance on its franchise model, shallow R&D spend (<0.5% of revenue), and reputational risks from past controversies . 2. Saint Bella (STB) No HKEX listing happened; “Saint Bella” is a privately held postpartum care provider based in Asia. The search didn't return any STB stock data . Therefore, there is no market performance to analyze today. 3. IFBH (6603.HK) – Coconut Water Brand Launched IPO subscription at HK$25.30–27.80, aiming for up to ~US$150 million, with shares expected to beg

Hundreds of companies are lining up for IPOs in Hong Kong, with the $HKEX(00388)$ share price expected to surge by 40% this year. The target price for HKEX has been raised to HKD 470.The Hong Kong IPO market has shown a strong recovery momentum in 2025, and the share price of $HKEX(00388)$ is also expected to see a significant increase. $HKEX(00388)$ is a listed company of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, and its share price performance is directly affected by market activity and the heat of the IPO market. Below is the relevant analysis and expectations:As of June 2025, the Hong Kong IPO market continues to be highly active, with a significant increase in the nu

Offer amount is ~$345.4M. Here’s a quick summary of some red flags we spotted in their most recent S-1 filings. 📝ImageImageImage⚠️ Disclaimer: Just because we're posting this summary does not mean it's a smart idea to short any IPO, let alone in the current investing climate. In any case, here goes:💸 Persistent and Widening Net Losses:Net loss attributable to Voyager Technologies, Inc. was $62.1 million in 2024 (up from $25.4 million in 2023) and $26.9 million for Q1 2025 (up from $14.8 million in Q1 2024).Loss before income taxes was $67.3 million in 2024 (up from $24.9 million in 2023).Accumulated deficit stood at $308.1 million as of March 31, 2025.💸 Negative and Worsening Cash Flow from Operations:Cash used in operating activities was $25.5 million for the year ended Dec 31, 2024 (an i

The Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEX) has emerged as a global powerhouse in 2025, raising an impressive $12.8 billion in the first half of the year, outpacing Nasdaq ($7.6 billion) and the New York Stock Exchange ($7.0 billion). With 70–80% of recent Hong Kong IPOs delivering profits, a wave of enthusiasm has swept through investors in China, Hong Kong, and even Singapore, where AI-driven platforms now enable IPO participation. Companies like Sanhua Holdings, currently open for subscription, are generating buzz for their potential to rally post-listing. But is the frenzy for Hong Kong IPOs a smart play, or are investors succumbing to FOMO (Fear of Missing Out)? Let’s dive into the dynamics, risks, and opportunities of Hong Kong IPOs compared to their U.S. counterparts. Why Hong Kong IPOs Are

1.Hong Kong $HSI(HSI)$ $HSTECH(HSTECH)$ IPOS1.1 Last week’s Listings and First-Day Performance (3 companies)$NEWTREND GROUP(02573)$ A producer of food-grade sucralose and glycine additives. First-day performance: +21%.$RONGTA TECH(09881)$ : A provider of AIDC devices and solutions. First-day performance: +42%.$METALIGHT(02605)$ : A leading public transportation information service provider. First-day performance: -30%.1.2 HK IPOs in Progress (4 companies)$HAITIAN FLAV(03288)$ (referred to as "the 'Soy Sauce King'"): A leading compa

🚀🔥Rushing into Hong Kong IPOs: Is It Smart Investing or Just FOMO? Hong Kong IPOs are undeniably red-hot right now. In the first half of 2025 alone, the Hong Kong Stock Exchange raised a staggering $12.8 billion—far exceeding the Nasdaq ($7.6 billion) and the New York Stock Exchange ($7.0 billion). Even more eye-opening, 70–80% of recent HK IPOs have ended up profitable shortly after listing, a rate that has investors rushing to join the next big IPO wave.🌊💰 But as experienced investors know, chasing IPO fever can sometimes be more hype than substance. So, let's carefully break down whether this is truly a strategic move or merely Fear Of Missing Out (FOMO). 🎯Why Are Hong Kong IPOs Gaining Such Momentum? Several factors underpin this impressive surge: • Improved Investor Access: Retail inv

Hang Seng Index ( $HSI(HSI)$ ) Bullish Pattern: A clear Cup and Handle pattern has formed, typically a continuation signal suggesting a potential upside breakout. Resistance Zone: The neckline is near 24,875, acting as the breakout level. Momentum: Price is trading above all major moving averages, and RSI is rising towards 70, signalling strong bullish momentum. Measured Move Target (Cup & Handle Projection) Cup Depth: ~24,875 (resistance) – ~21,300 (bottom) = 3,575 points Breakout Target: 24,875 + 3,575 = ~28,450 If HSI breaks above 24,875 with volume confirmation, a move towards 28,450 could be anticipated Using DLCs for Short-Term Trading on HSI Daily Leverage Certificates (DLCs) allow traders to gain short-term leveraged exposure to the Han

Here’s a sharper, more engaging rewrite with a touch of insight, strategy, and emoticons to capture attention in the Tiger Brokers community: 🎯 ZLF, Saint Bella Surge 5% in Grey Market: Buy the Rumour or Wait for the Dip? 🐉📈 Hong Kong's IPO scene has been a mixed bag lately — a few winners, several stumbles, and plenty of grey market volatility. But today's spotlight is firmly on two names: Zhou Liu Fu ($ZHOU LIU FU(06168)$  ) and Saint Bella $SAINT BELLA(02508)$  — both showing early strength with a +5% pop in grey market pre-trading 🚀. Should we treat this as a vote of confidence... or a bull trap in disguise? 🤔 🔍 Flashback: Recent IPO Trends We’ve seen Sanhua buck the trend — dipping below

$Voyager Technologies, Inc.(VOYG)$ is set to make its debut on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) today, June 11, 2025, under the ticker symbol "VOYG." ImageThe company has priced its initial public offering (IPO) at $31.00 per share, above its expected range of $26.00 to $29.00. This upsized offering includes 12,348,387 shares, raising approximately $382.85 million. Additionally, underwriters have a 30-day option to purchase up to 1,852,258 additional shares.ImageCompany OverviewVoyager Technologies is a defense and space technology company focused on delivering transformative, mission-critical solutions. Its core business segments include Defense & National Security, Space Solutions, and Starlab Space Stations. The company's work spans commu

HK IPO Fever Is Real! 💥 Made a 2x or Caught in a Pump? 🧧📈 Let's talk about the red-hot Hong Kong IPO scene—because it's not just heating up, it's exploding. In the first half of 2025, HKEX has raised $12.8 billion, far outpacing both Nasdaq and NYSE. That alone is a statement—but here's the kicker: 70–80% of those IPOs are profitable right now. Let that sink in. Mainland China investors are swarming the IPO pipeline. Even AI-assisted trading platforms in Singapore have jumped in. It's become the go-to playground for fast money in Asia. This week, the spotlight's on Sanhua Holdings, a name being thrown around in chatrooms and brokerage circles as the next potential breakout. So what's really going on here? Let me share my take. 🧠 My 3 IPO Insights 1. Timing is Everything – The best entries

🌟🌟🌟In a world where IPOs come and go   Foshan Haitian Flavouring and Food Co. $HAITIAN FLAV(03288)$ brings something rare to the table - Heritage backed by numbers.  With roots dating back to the Ming Dynasty and a reputation as the world's largest soy sauce producer, this centuries old culinary titan is now setting its sights on global dominance with a HKD 10 Billion (USD 1.27 billion) secondary listing in Hong Kong on June 19. From Imperial Kitchen to International Shelves  Officially founded in 1955 but with a history steeped in imperial tradition, Haitian has become synonymous with Chinese condiments.  Its products includes Soy sauce, its flagship item, Oyster Sauce,  vinegars, cooking wine as well as Ferme

Hong Kong’s IPO market is roaring back in 2025, with proceeds up over 700% year-on-year and heavyweight listings like Midea Group and SF Holding leading the charge. Popular picks—especially A+H dual listings in tech, consumer, and industrials—are drawing strong institutional demand and often pricing at the top of their range. If you’re looking for liquidity, analyst coverage, and post-listing momentum, these names offer a safer glide path. But don’t sleep on the underdogs. Smaller IPOs like Ying Tong Holdings (06883) and Shengbeila (02508) have seen strong oversubscription and solid first-day pops—some up over 50%. These lesser-known names often fly under the radar but can deliver outsized returns if backed by credible sponsors and strong fundamentals. So, what’s the play? If you’re risk-a

🌟🌟🌟Another exciting IPO $ZHOU LIU FU(06168)$ is in the pipeline as this jewelery company aims to raise HKD 1.12 billion by selling 46.8 million shares for HK D 24 per share. Is Zhou Liu Fu (ZLF) a good company to invest in? With over 4100 stores and a franchise driven growth model, ZLF is a mass market force in China's gold jewellery landscape.  There is strong ECommerce momentum and confidence is running high. But compare it to Laopu Gold $LAOPU GOLD(06181)$ ZLF aims squarely at the mid tier consumer while Laopu Gold is positioned as a premium heritage brand. ZLF is like Nike while Laopu Gold is like Hermes.  So both companies cater to different segments of the jewelery market. Bottom Line

$CATL(03750)$ $BYD COMPANY(01211)$ $HSI(HSI)$ $MIXUE GROUP(02097)$ $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ 🔥⚡ CATL’s Hong Kong 🇭🇰 IPO: A Geopolitical Gambit Redefining Global Capital Flows ⚡🔥 Overview: Why CATL’s IPO Ignites Markets Contemporary Amperex Technology Co. Ltd. (CATL), the global leader in electric vehicle (EV) ⚡️ batteries, launched a seismic Hong Kong IPO on 20May25, raising HK$35.7 billion ($4.6B USD) and soaring 16.4% on debut. Hong Kong’s IPO market, with $18.7B raised in Q1 2025 and over $25.8B YTD, is outshining global rivals, signaling Asia’s rise as a capital hub. Amid 🇺🇸 U.

Hong Kong’s IPO market is blazing a trail in 2025, turning heads with blockbuster debuts and hefty gains. Leading the charge, Chinese battery titan Contemporary Amperex Technology Co. Ltd. (CATL) soared 16% on its first trading day, cashing in HK$35.7 billion ($4.6 billion) in the year’s biggest global IPO. This isn’t a one-off—nearly half of Hong Kong’s new listings this year have kicked off with gains, with only Greentea bucking the trend by dipping below its issue price. Meanwhile, the U.S. stock market is climbing back to dizzying heights, but whispers of uncertainty linger. Could Hong Kong IPOs be your golden ticket to profits, or is this boom too hot to handle? Let’s dive in. 🚀 CATL’s Explosive Launch Fuels the Hype $CATL(03750)$ CATL didn’