27 Quotes by Alex Wong

There are concerns that new competitors like China Netcom and China Telecom will enter the domestic market once 3G services are introduced next year. The focus now is on such uncertainties.

U.S. markets are starting to worry about the earnings of multinational companies in the face of the strong dollar.

Sentiment is not too positive and people are quite cautious ahead of the Federal Open Market Committee meeting on Tuesday.

Net interest margins in Hong Kong remain under pressure and Standard Chartered Bank's performance here in 2005 would likely not be as strong as in China and elsewhere in the Asia-Pacific where it has expanded aggressively.

But the HSI needs to break 14,800 to confirm we're heading higher.

Gains on Wall Street overnight and in Tokyo this morning helped the market recover.

With mortgage rates falling as banks compete aggressively for business, homebuyers are being encouraged to buy apartments.

H shares held well yesterday even if there was panic selling in Tokyo and other Asian markets yesterday.

I think the market could test 15,900 today but profit-taking will set in at that level.