Direct HK stocks usually offer deeper liquidity, tighter spreads, and better alignment with China’s economic cycle. However, they carry FX risk (HKD/USD peg) and higher volatility. SDRs in SG provide convenience, SGD settlement, and possibly easier tax handling, but liquidity can be limited, and spreads wider.

For long-term bullish exposure, LEAP calls on HK names can be attractive due to leverage and capped downside, but risks include: time decay if recovery is slow, regulatory shocks, and low option liquidity. If conviction is very strong and you can tolerate volatility, a barbell approach (core HK equity + selective LEAPs) may balance risk and upside.

👉 Prudent investors usually mix direct equity (for staying power) with limited derivative exposure (for leverage).

@Tiger_SG @TigerClub @TigerEvents

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