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Been watching the Hong Kong stock market lately and noticed the Hang Seng has been on quite a run - up over 5% in the last week, sitting just under 28k. Pretty solid momentum but you know how it goes, consolidation usually follows these kinds of streaks. Caught the tail end of Thursday's session and it was mixed vibes - some sectors like financials and tech did okay, but profit taking kicked in before close. The index finished around 27,968, up about 0.5% for the day. During regular hk stock market hours, you saw the usual suspects moving around - some big caps like New World Development popped 7%, while others like Galaxy Entertainment got hit pretty hard, down 4%. Wall Street's weakness didn't help either - Microsoft stumbled on cloud growth concerns and that rippled through. Oil also spiked on geopolitical tensions. Curious to see if this consolidation plays out or if there's more upside left in the tank for the hk stock market.