Hong Kong stocks have recently fallen quite a bit, which in turn has sparked a desire among a new wave of funds to build positions.

Entering December, the Hong Kong stock theme funds that were originally scheduled to be issued by the end of the year or even across the New Year are starting to close their fundraising early. Many products are rushing to fully allocate their positions as soon as they are established, catching this wave of market adjustment. What are these fund managers doing? Simply put, they want to buy more when Hong Kong stocks are cheap.

From a fundamental perspective, Hong Kong stocks are indeed attractive right now—valuations are relatively low, and liquidity is not bad, which are hard indicators. Once the market experiences a correction, it becomes an excellent window for new funds to build positions. Instead of waiting until next year to enter the market, it’s better to lock in current prices now.

Shortening the fundraising period and quickly building positions reflect the funds’ confidence in the medium-term prospects of Hong Kong stocks. Although market adjustments look uncomfortable, they often hide opportunities. Investors who can withstand volatility often find bargains during this time.