Hong Kong's new energy stocks continue to be a hero

The index rose 1.8% to 18714.74, a deal of HK $32.383 billion, which did not continue yesterday's decline, creating a favourable environment for the rise of new energy stocks in Hong Kong. Hong Kong-listed renewable energy stocks continued to soar, with most shares hitting record highs for the year. The increase in Sunshine Energy (00757-HK) narrowed to 2.2% per cent to HK $3.25, up from the highest to HK $3.44; Yesterday, the market rose 9.28%, after the sun energy at the cost of HK $232 million to buy Taiwan's Jing Mao photoelectric 78.9% equity; China Wind Power (00182-HK)　　Rose 6.38% to HK $1.0; Hong Kong's New Energy (00987-HK) rose 1.25% to HK $0.81. Some analysts said that while it was undeniable that such bubbles formed, it was hard to predict when the bubble would burst. The current new energy bubble is smaller in size and scope, and the current bubble is likely to continue for some time before it bursts.