koolgal
01-15 13:09
🌟🌟🌟The situation around $Trip.com Group Limited(TCOM)$ $TRIP.COM-S(09961)$ is one of those classic China tech moments where strong fundamentals collide with regulatory overhang.

Analysts expect 4 to 6 months of investigation based on previous cases like Alibaba and Meituan.  Also potential fines of 3 to 4% of annual revenue.

There is also possible rectification of pricing tools, which could reduce monetisation rates and advertising revenue.

That is why the stock sold off sharply.

At the same time , the Spring Festival travel peak has begun.
This is the single most important seasonal catalyst for China's travel industry.

Trip.com has the largest market share and would certainly benefit from this catalyst.

Despite the probe, it is business as usual for Trip.com.

Will the stock rebound?

I believe it will in the long term.  Patience is required.  For now, it is bargain hunting time.

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Trip Crashes On Probe: Would Regulatory Shock Continue?
Trip.com Group plunged 17% yesterday after China’s market regulator launched a formal investigation. The sharp move has raised concerns over regulatory risk just as travel demand was stabilizing. Internationally, Trip.com operates mainly through Trip.com, its flagship overseas brand offering flights, hotels, rail, and vacation packages across Asia and Europe. With sentiment shaken, investors are debating whether the sell-off reflects fundamental risk—or an emotional overreaction to regulatory headlines. After a 20%+ drop, does regulatory risk justify further downside for Trip.com?
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