Perplexity: All in NVDA
成績:二千六百萬港幣
If you were magically teleported back to January 1, 2000, with 10,000 HKD and aimed to maximize monetary gain up to the present day, the best strategy would have involved investing in high-growth technology stocks, particularly in the US, while also considering key Hong Kong market opportunities.
Here is a detailed analysis of the best options and their returns over this period:
1. **Investing in High-Growth US Tech Stocks**
- Notably, **NVIDIA (NVDA)** stands out as one of the highest return-generating stocks. From 2000 to 2025, NVIDIA’s stock price increased astronomically by over 450,000%, turning a small investment into a massive fortune. NVIDIA’s growth was fueled by its leading position in GPUs, AI, high-performance computing, and data centers. For example, a 10,000 HKD investment (~1,280 USD in 2000) could have grown to tens of millions of HKD by 2025 based on its historic returns[1][2].
- Other big tech names like **Microsoft**, **Apple**, **Amazon**, and **Alphabet (Google)** also provided exceptional long-term returns, often multiple thousands of percent over 25 years due to their dominance in cloud computing, e-commerce, AI, and digital services[3][4].
2. **Hong Kong Stock Market**
- The Hong Kong stock market, including the Hang Seng Index, experienced growth but at a comparatively modest pace versus top US tech stocks. While the Hang Seng Index had cycles and challenges (including the Asian financial crisis aftermath, SARS outbreak, and trade tensions), it remains a major global financial center with sustained liquidity and opportunities especially in mainland China tech listings in recent years[5][6].
- Some individual Hong Kong tech or growth stocks might have delivered strong returns but generally not on the scale of the US tech giants.
3. **Hong Kong Property Market**
- Hong Kong’s residential property market has been historically one of the most expensive and sought-after globally. While prices have fluctuated with economic and pandemic-related cycles, overall property prices rose significantly since 2000, partly due to chronic housing shortages and strong demand[7][8]. Real estate could provide capital appreciation and rental income but requires more capital and is less liquid compared to equities.
4. **Fixed Deposits or Time Deposits**
- Bank deposit interest rates in HKD over this period have been relatively low, averaging around 3% but fluctuating widely. USD time deposits historically offered slightly better yields but much lower total returns compared to stocks or property, especially after inflation[9][10].
### Conclusion
- To **maximize monetary gain from 10,000 HKD starting in 2000**, the single best proven approach would have been to invest in **leading US technology stocks** such as NVIDIA, Microsoft, Apple, or Amazon. The extraordinary growth of these companies far outpaced returns in Hong Kong equities, property, or fixed deposits.
- A diversified portfolio containing these tech stocks would have maximized gains, turning a modest investment into millions of HKD.
- If limited to Hong Kong markets, investing in top-performing tech-related stocks and possibly property could yield positive returns but with lower overall multiplication.
Thus, the magical investor would have benefited most from early and sustained investment in breakthrough global technology companies, particularly those focused on semiconductors, cloud computing, AI, and e-commerce.