More than 80% of Chinese AI companies listing in Hong Kong over the past year have attracted fewer than three analysts, creating a coverage gap that investors are navigating blindly, Bloomberg Markets reports. The surge in stock prices for firms like Moore Threads (up 400%) and MiniMax (up 159%) contrasts sharply with the lack of analyst guidance, especially concerning their profitability. This scarcity of coverage forces investors to rely heavily on their own judgment of management and industry prospects, a daunting task given the high-risk, loss-making nature of many new entrants.