Uncle 早晨:smile_46: :smile_46:

我有注買左４，５年都無中過
要0吾要問Ｙ:smile_34: :smile_34:

早晨校長

97試過10架

咁就岩晒啦，可以買少６個號碼

無可能
個陣我系個市場度
我仲記得系度計緊有無銭買一手天:smile_45:

拿
李自己話要架炸
３，４，６，７，９，１０

多謝晒喎

A sharp rebound occurred on 29 October 1997 when the share price of HSBC rose to HK$192.00 before closing at HK$188.00. ... HSBC shares were the most liquid stock in their portfolio, ...
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Background
3. HSBC opened trading on Monday, 27 October 1997 at a price of HK$199.00 and closed at HK$185.50. Following a 4% drop in the Dow Jones Index that night, the price of HSBC fell to a low of HK$149.00 and closed at HK$155.00 on Tuesday, 28 October 1997. A sharp rebound occurred on 29 October 1997 when the share price of HSBC rose to HK$192.00 before closing at HK$188.00.
4. Before 11 a.m. on Thursday 30 October 1997, HSBC shares traded in the range of HK$177.00 to HK$180.00. At 11:02 a.m. Moody's Investors Service ("Moody's") issued a statement which downgraded the outlook of Hong Kong banks and placed the rating of HSBC and its subsidiary, Hang Seng Bank, on review for a possible downgrading ("the Moody's announcement"). After the release of this statement, HSBC's share price dropped from around HK$180.00 to a low of HK$167.00, before gradually recovering to close the day at HK$173.50. On Friday, 31 October 1997, the price of HSBC fluctuated between HK$167.00 and HK$178.00.