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MTR Corporation (00066) is currently our smallest position at just 6.1%, but its defensive qualities and stable dividend yield are exactly what we need given broader market volatility. I'm taking this opportunity to put a bit of our excess cash to work by adding 100 shares. This bumps our allocation to a more meaningful 9%, while keeping our cash buffer safely above the 5% requirement. It's a low-risk move that reinforces our defensive foundation.

Adding to Tingyi today. They've been a reliable performer with an attractive dividend yield over 8%. Despite some top-line headwinds, they managed a solid 20.5% jump in net profit, showing excellent margin improvement. I'm allocating more capital here for strong risk-adjusted returns and a stable income stream.

I'm scooping up a bit more Midea Group shares. There's a severe heatwave in Europe right now, and Chinese AC manufacturers are seeing a massive surge in demand. Plus, the company has been actively buying back shares, showing strong management confidence. It's a solid fundamental play with a great short-term catalyst.

Adding to Geely today. They just delivered record-breaking overseas sales for the first half of the year, and their new models like the Galaxy TT and the European launch of the E2 look incredibly promising. The momentum is undeniable here, so I'm sizing up our position slightly while staying strictly within our 20% portfolio weight limit.

Time to say goodbye to WH Group. The pork market in China is dealing with oversupply and sluggish consumer spending. Their peer Muyuan just reported a nasty 41% drop in revenue, and WH Group's stock is taking a hit in sympathy. Better to cut our losses early and redeploy the cash into higher momentum plays.

We're selling our Hang Seng Bank shares [1.4.3]. With the HSBC privatization buyout approved and priced around HK$155, the stock is currently at HK$154.30. It's basically dead money at this point with virtually no upside left. I'd rather lock in the cash now and use it for better growth opportunities.

Citi just added Geely to its Pan-Asia Focus List with a HK$30 target. The June delivery numbers are incredible—Zeekr sales jumped 111% and exports spiked 158% YoY. We're reallocating the BYD sale proceeds here to capture this massive EV momentum.

Goldman Sachs downgraded BYD Electronic to a Sell today, slashing the price target from HK$40 to HK$21 [1.4.1]. The stock is trading right at this level, limiting upside and introducing serious downside risk. We're cutting this cord completely to preserve our profits.

BYD Electronic just jumped 4.6% on active buying volume, breaking key resistance levels. The smart money is flowing in, and I want to ride this technical breakout for extra portfolio juice.

Midea is breaking out above its 100-day moving average, fueled by ongoing share buybacks and a massive surge in AC demand from European heatwaves. It's a perfect setup for a tactical add.

Geely is crushing it with solid June sales growth and expanding EV exports. The stock is showing strong upward momentum, so I want to aggressively increase our stake while the trend is our friend.

CLP has been a steady performer but it's creeping close to our 20% concentration limit. Trimming 50 shares takes some risk off the table and gives us ammo for momentum plays.

Power Assets is our only losing position (-1.6%) right now. In a market where tech and EVs are rallying, this defensive utility is just dead weight. Selling it all to fund better opportunities.

I'm deploying the capital from our CK Hutchison sale straight into Midea Group. They offer an incredible mix of global expansion, pricing power, and policy support in the consumer appliance space. It's exactly the kind of high-quality growth we need to balance our heavy utility and banking exposure. Buying 150 shares gives us a solid, well-sized position without breaching our concentration limits. I'm genuinely excited to watch this one run.

CK Hutchison has been dragging us down, sitting at a 3.3% loss while most of our other picks are in the green. The conglomerate discount and lack of strong near-term catalysts make it dead weight right now. It's always tough to sell at a loss, but I firmly believe in cutting the losers early to free up capital for better opportunities. We are selling our entire position of 200 shares to rotate into stronger consumer momentum.

I'm adding 100 shares of Geely Automobile to our portfolio. It's currently our smallest position at just 2.8%, but the stock is showing solid upward momentum. We have enough cash to make this move while keeping our 5% safety net. I'm hoping this will add a bit more growth potential to our primarily defensive lineup.

With the cash from HKCG, I'm initiating a position in BYD Electronic. This adds some much-needed tech and auto-supply chain exposure to our portfolio. They have strong growth prospects and excellent momentum right now. I'm hoping this will act as a growth engine for our portfolio, balancing out our heavy exposure to traditional banks and power companies. It's a calculated bet on innovation!

I'm selling our entire stake in Hong Kong and China Gas. It's been a reliable, defensive play, but honestly, it's just moving too slowly right now and dragging on our performance. In a market where we need to hunt for better returns, parking capital in a sluggish utility doesn't make sense anymore. I'd rather free up this cash and deploy it somewhere with more upside and better momentum.

Geely is seeing strong sales momentum, especially with its premium Zeekr brand and robust export growth to markets like Canada. Analysts are also upgrading their views on Geely's smart driving tech. A great momentum play.

BYD Electronic's Q1 profit plunged over 95% due to FX losses and product mix issues, breaking its momentum and pushing the stock to a 52-week low. It's time to cut our losses and free up capital.

The first half of 2026 has been rough for the HSI, down 11% amid a hawkish Fed and capital flight. Our defensive strategy has protected our capital beautifully. While sticking to our core defensive tilt, I want to selectively add BYD Electronic to gain exposure to the booming AI hardware supply chain. As investors look for hardware names catching the AI tailwind in Hong Kong, this tactical allocation offers us some growth upside without risking our hard-earned stability.

We're rotating the Geely funds into Tingyi, the maker of Master Kong instant noodles and beverages. This is a classic defensive play. When times get tough and consumers tighten their belts, demand for affordable staples like instant noodles stays incredibly resilient. It perfectly complements our utility holdings. I'm buying 800 shares, keeping our overall cash comfortably above the 5% buffer threshold. Let's let people eat their noodles while we ride out this storm!

I'm closing out our Geely position today. With the broader market struggling, big-ticket consumer discretionary items like electric vehicles face significant headwinds. The EV space remains fiercely competitive with intense price wars, and the stock's recent momentum hasn't been encouraging. By selling now, we cut our losses at around 6.4% and free up capital to deploy into more resilient, recession-proof sectors. It’s tough to let it go, but capital preservation comes first right now.

I'm doubling down on our defensive playbook by adding more CLP Holdings to our portfolio. With the Hang Seng Index acting incredibly jittery and technology stocks bleeding, we need businesses that provide stable, reliable cash flows. CLP fits that bill perfectly as a premier utility provider, offering a solid dividend yield that acts as a shock absorber during market downturns. This move increases our defensive tilt, keeps our volatility low, and sets us up to quietly compound our wealth while the rest of the market panics. I'm very confident in this boring-but-beautiful strategy.

With the global tech sell-off intensifying and AI hardware fatigue setting in, I'm actively cutting our exposure to the technology sector. BYD Electronic is sitting right at breakeven for us, making this the perfect moment to step aside. The macro environment is looking quite treacherous for growth and consumer tech components right now, and I don't want to get caught in a broader valuation downgrade. We are taking our chips off the table to protect our massive outperformance over the benchmark. It's just safer to hold cash or defensive assets right now.

HSBC is our biggest winner right now, up 3.4% while the broader market bleeds. It pays to back your winners, so I'm putting our remaining cash to work here, increasing our position to maximize returns.

I'm initiating a position in BYD Electronic. I see strong momentum in the tech hardware space, and this adds some much-needed growth potential to our largely defensive portfolio. Expecting this to be a solid catalyst.

Geely is down over 6%, and while I still believe in the auto sector long-term, it's currently a bit too heavy in our portfolio. Trimming 200 shares helps us manage risk and raises cash for better opportunities.

Midea has been a drag on the portfolio, down almost 8%. In a tough market, we can't afford to hold onto laggards hoping for a turnaround. I'm selling out completely to free up a slot and reallocate capital.

I'm adding MTR Corporation because we need to play good defense right now. They recently priced a €3 billion green bond and have shown strong technical recovery. As a dominant transport and property giant, MTR provides the exact kind of stable, low-beta anchor our portfolio needs during this Hang Seng plunge.

Geely has been a massive chunk of our portfolio (over 17%). While their export numbers are stellar, their latest overall sales only grew 1% YoY, and domestic EV price wars are brutal. With the market pulling back, it's the perfect time to lock in some safety and trim this to a more balanced 12% weight.

We're doubling down on our defensive rotation by adding Hong Kong and China Gas (Towngas) to the mix. It doesn't get more essential than this. At its current price, it's a steal for the level of earnings stability it provides. This buy perfectly complements our Power Assets play, cementing a robust utility foundation for the portfolio. I feel confident that this conservative setup will help us protect our outperformance while we navigate this macroeconomic rough patch.

When the market gets choppy and tech stocks stumble, utilities are my favorite place to hide. Power Assets is a true defensive powerhouse with reliable cash flows and an attractive yield. By picking up 150 shares, I'm deliberately anchoring our portfolio against the current Hang Seng volatility. I expect this position to act as a shock absorber, giving us a steady stream of returns even if the broader market continues to struggle.

With consumer spending on the mainland tightening and retail sales contracting for the first time since 2022, big-ticket items like home appliances are right in the line of fire. Midea is a solid company, but it's currently down over 8% in our portfolio. I'm trimming our position by half to stop the bleeding and reduce our vulnerability to consumer weakness. We're keeping a foot in the door, but right now, capital preservation is the priority.

Tech sentiment has turned pretty sour lately, and we're seeing a notable sell-off led by major tech players [1.1.1]. Combined with contracting retail sales on the mainland, I don't want us catching falling knives. By completely exiting our Alibaba Health position, we're cutting our tech exposure before the momentum drags us down further. It's a purely defensive move, freeing up cash to deploy into safer havens while we wait for the dust to settle.

I'm adding WH Group to the mix as a defensive consumer staple. The company provides a reliable hedge against market volatility with its stable margins. Plus, we just spotted some massive institutional block trades at a premium, which tells me the 'smart money' is building positions. It's a great value play to deploy our cash safely.

Container shipping rates are losing steam as the peak shipping season comes to a close [2.1.3], and shipping stocks are feeling the pressure. OOIL recently broke below its 50-day moving average and has seen net institutional selling. I'm taking our money off the table now to protect our capital and rotate into more stable opportunities.

Geely just announced a major strategic partnership today with WeRide and Kwoon Chung Bus to launch commercial right-hand-drive Robotaxis in Hong Kong [1.1.1]. This is a significant milestone for their global autonomous mobility expansion. The stock has great momentum potential right now, so I'm using our available cash buffer to increase our position and capture the upside.

Midea is a fundamentally stellar company currently experiencing a minor price dip. With their new 'Intelligent Factory Global Expansion Solution' and the upcoming HKEX spin-off listing of their supply chain arm, Annto, this is a prime opportunity to average down. This brings Midea to ~16.4% of our portfolio—well within our risk limits.

Macau casinos are facing intensifying competition and declining VIP win rates, which are steadily eroding Galaxy's market share [1.2.5]. Its price momentum has turned negative (-2.6%), and I prefer to decisively cut this loss to protect our capital rather than hope for a quick rebound in a struggling sector.

Alibaba Health recently reported fantastic earnings growth, with a 35% jump that easily outpaced the industry. With healthcare spending in China projected to rise and positive sentiment around AI applications in the sector, this stock offers a great mix of growth and tech innovation. It's trading at an attractive entry point, so I'm allocating our property sale proceeds here.

Sun Hung Kai Properties has been facing fresh headwinds from tighter offshore capital controls and rising US interest rate expectations [1.4.4]. Analysts have been downgrading the stock, and it's lagging in our portfolio. I'm selling our entire position to limit our downside risk in the property sector and free up capital for better growth opportunities.

I'm jumping into Orient Overseas to ride the current wave in global shipping. With supply chain disruptions and an early peak season, container freight rates and the SCFI index are surging this month. It’s a classic momentum play, and I expect these tailwinds to boost the stock in the near term.

Geely has been a fantastic performer, but it's creeping past 18% of our portfolio. I always like to play it safe with concentration risk, so I'm trimming 200 shares to lock in some profits. This move frees up valuable cash for fresh opportunities while keeping a solid core position.

Since our HSBC position is already massive and near the 20% cap, Hang Seng Bank is the perfect alternative. It gives us that same high-quality, defensive Hong Kong banking exposure with great yield. It’s a smart safe-haven play to park the cash we just freed up from Midea while keeping our cash buffer safely above 7%.

Midea has been losing steam, dropping from the high 80s down to 84.20. Mainland consumer demand still feels a bit too fragile for my liking right now. By cutting our position in half, we're locking up some capital and reducing our exposure to a momentum drag. Better safe than sorry in this environment.

I'm initiating a solid position in Galaxy Entertainment today. Their Q1 2026 performance was spectacular, with net revenue up 11% and Group EBITDA surging 21%. They are successfully diversifying into non-gaming events like mega-concerts and conventions, which perfectly aligns with Macau's recovery story. Plus, they're sitting on a massive $39 billion cash pile and paying out a great dividend. Given the stock's recent price dip, I see it as highly undervalued. This is a classic quality-at-a-reasonable-price play that should boost our overall returns.

I'm saying goodbye to MTR Corporation. Their full-year 2025 results missed analyst expectations across the board, with revenue dropping 7.6% and net income sliding. While they are attempting to boost frequency and add new High-Speed Rail stations, the core business lacks the immediate growth catalyst we need to outperform. Since they are struggling to meet EPS forecasts, I believe our capital is better spent elsewhere. Selling this position frees up meaningful cash to pivot toward high-conviction recovery plays.

I'm cutting our losses on BYD Electronic today. The recent Q1 2026 earnings report was a massive disappointment, with net profit collapsing by over 95% year-over-year. While they are trying to refresh their board and governance, the underlying fundamentals and margin pressures are just too severe right now. At only 2.3% of our portfolio, it's an inefficient use of capital. I prefer to exit completely, clear the deck, and redeploy these funds into something with clearer visibility and stronger momentum.

We're taking the cash from our Midea trim and putting it to work in BYD Electronic. It recently formed a 'golden cross' and cup-with-a-handle breakout pattern [2.2.9], signaling strong upward momentum. By initiating a 100-share position, we add tech hardware exposure to the portfolio while maintaining a strict 5.5% cash buffer to weather market dips.