Investors are becoming less sensitive to updates on the city's protests, and many view the events as an opportunity to buy companies at a discount, Alphalex Capital Management managing director Alex Au told WSJ.
He added that more than half of the stocks listed in Hong Kong are mainland firms.over a proposed extradition law that would allow Hong Kong residents to be tried in mainland China. The legislation was viewed as a threat to Hong Kong's semiautonomous status, and though the bill was pulled in September, protests have continued. Most recently, hundreds of demonstrators
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