(Hong Kong Comprehensive News) On the occasion of "Hong Kong Playing theory", Mai Pu Si, who was hailed as "the godfather of emerging markets", wrote that "Hong Kong has not finished", he emphasized that Hong Kong must reshape himself, Make good use of your own strengths to maintain the competitive advantage.
Comprehensive Hong Kong media reports such as Hong Kong 01 and Sing Tao.com, New York Fund Manager Mark Mobius Mark Mobius on Wednesday (June 5th) is "Hong Kong: Far From Over) on Wednesday (June 5).Writing blog posts for the title is surprised by the pessimism around Hong Kong, showing that he is an eternal optimism.
Mai Pu Si said that from the perspective of investment, denying the potential of any city or country is not wise. As a fund manager who is constantly looking for low -valuation stocks, he believes that "no market has been eliminated."
He also said that in the process of discarding the collapse of colonies, Hong Kong "must reshape himself and make good use of the advantages of cultivation for many years."Looking back at the 1960s to start a business in Hong Kong, he said that he witnessed the secrets of Hong Kong business, and his views on Hong Kong have not changed so far.After meeting with several business people last week, he clearly saw that the basic spirit of Hong Kong's business environment was still active.
With the continuous advancement of the integration of mainland China and Hong Kong, the talent pool in Hong Kong is undergoing significant transformation.But Mai Pu Si asked: "Does this definitely mean that Hong Kong has finished playing? Who can say that this is not the opportunity to develop and prosper in Hong Kong in a new way?"
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Stephen Roach, known as "Chinese Friends", adheres to the "Hong Kong Play theory" again in an exclusive interview with the Hong Kong Media on Tuesday (June 4), and pointed outThe "one country, two systems" in Hong Kong has become a more "two systems with Chinese characteristics."
The Hong Kong government issued a statement the next day to criticize: "Its arguments obviously ignore Hong Kong's existing advantages and current good development momentum.
Rock responded on social platform X. The Hong Kong government's response can be expected, but it is sad that the other party avoids the core issues of close connection between the mainland economy that he has proposed in Hong Kong and the mainland economy facing growth challenges.
