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In the past two decades, Hong Kong was once the jewel of Asia's capital markets. But today, the Hong Kong stock market faces an undeniable reality: insufficient liquidity. Trading volumes have declined, valuations have remained depressed for a long time, and the financing capacity of high-quality companies is severely constrained. The issue is not a lack of quality companies in Hong Kong, but a lack of new liquidity absorption models. In the new global capital landscape, liquidity determines market pricing power and influence. Wall Street holds this influence, using ETFs, derivatives, and structured products to continuously cycle funds and assets, creating a vast liquidity network. In contrast, Hong Kong's capital market remains stuck in a traditional model of placements, IPOs, and secondary market trading, and is in urgent need of a new "liquidity revolution."

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