Have Chinese stocks already bottomed?

Chinese stocks saw robust gains recently... Have they already bottomed? Share your views to win coins!

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avatorbernardtayet
No one can with certainty said Chinese Stocks have bottom out. Prices are still dropping alot due to institutional sell off due to fear of delisting and continued regulatory control. Retailers, like Tigers friends here perceive that prices will decline further too.  To me, most Chinese stocks are undervalued rather than reaching their bottom. Without government intervention, prices will continue to decline when more global funds shun Chinese ADR including the giant valuable tech stock.  The sudden reversal in prices is due to policy signals from Chinese government to prevent financial instability and deceleration of economic growth. Investors are assured that the regulatory control will end soon, the delisting fear of US listed Chinese Stocks is reduced by USA and China
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Have Chinese stocks already bottomed? Share your views to win coins!
avatorSR050321
We finally received good news China Gov supports the companies listing overseas, i salute the Gov in this case, because no matter differences each countries have in managing their economic, all countries should work together for the good of people. I have few counters of Chinese stocks in my holding. Just adding $Tencent Music(TME)$today. Why ? Because it is profitable, the price has bottomed and started to climb up, music something we need daily to relax our mind, its P/B ratio below 1, cash flow from operations (CFO) increase YOY, so as investor i feel save, they have assest and cash 😊 not an empty shell company.   
avatorRDPD富爸穷爸
I don't know if China stocks had bottomed. It's impossible to predict even using candlestick or technical indicators. The positive takeaway is today market have certainly show some signs of reversal after the recent capitulation. Is it a bull trap? Could it be short covering? Possible manipulation by the big boys? To me, anything is possible. As an investor, our job is not to guess where the short term price is heading but rather buying a great piece of business at the price you feel comfortable to hold for the long haul. For swing traders, I will wait for further signs of reversal before taking any short term trade.  
avatorM88
Yes, China stocks are undervalued. Quality stocks like $Alibaba(BABA)$$NIO Inc.(NIO)$$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$are so insanely undervalued now. Stocks cannot go down forever, same as how they cannot go up forever. The time has come for Chinese stocks to rebound!
avatorBbxIcez
Chinese stocks have always been very unpredictable with the Chinese government's influence. So there is no guarantee that the Chinese stocks have bottomed out. But we all know that most of the Chinese stocks have become undervaluated due to the Chinese regulatory pressure. With the Chinese government looking to ease the restriction as well as their efforts trying to prevent US-listed Chinese companies from getting delisted, there is a good chance that the Chinese stocks will go up. Furthermore, with the high inflation rate and interest hike in US, growth in the US companiesare expected to slow down. So money may bepouring into the China market where there is potential regulatory easing and potential tapering of interest rate. One concern with the China market now may be the
avatorMHh
I certainly believe that these stocks have bottomed. Systematically, the reasons for the drop these few weeks were the threat of delisting Chinese ADRs from the US market and inherently a potential trade war, COVID-19 cases surge in China, the Russia-Ukraine war, inflation risks and rate hikes, and the relentless regulatory risks in China that have been going on for the past year and still going on… The huge rally today is in response to the Chinese government’s support for overseas listing and with some progress with the US regulatory bodies to formulate a cooperation plan. Decoupling of both markets is detrimental to both sides and the Chinese can’t afford taking a huge influx of these companies back into their market. This promises some form of backing away from a trade war. It also see
avatorJoker_Smile
Have Chinese stocks already bottomed? Why, or why not?  I feel that Chinese stocks have already bottomed. From what the Chinese Authorities have mentioned, they vow to ensure stability in capital markets, support overseas stock listings, resolve risks around property developers and complete the crackdown on Big Tech asap. That was the strongest conviction. It could be a short squeeze created by buyers, but the chinese government faced pressure to bolster their economy. Internal factors like yet-to-complete crackdown on BigTech Chinese Companies and DiDi's brush with authority. External factors such as China's stance in Russia-Ukraine conflict also may signify the potential short-live of a revival. However, all negative matters were to resolve, only subject to matter of time.&nb
avatorFurore
Most likely Chinese stocks have already hit the bottom last week and is now heading back up on a strong rebound.For those who have faith and confidence in investing into China's stocks, this may be a good time to pick up more and hold for long as prices still seem a bit discounted from the recent drop.
avatorDiscreetx
Yes, believe they have already bottomed andare on the uptrend given what the Chinese government said on the support for foreign listings and market stability. Think the pre market today is a bullish indicator. Hopefully! $NIO Inc.(NIO)$
avatorlilk2road
Yes! Up up up for chinese giants! $Alibaba(BABA)$
avatorDiAngel
Even though I don't buy China stocks, I felt it hasbottomed. Covid surges in ShenZhen has caused it to a lockdown. Hence a lot of people staying at home keeping their mind sound by trading stocks. If I am given a choice to invest in China stocks, I will invest in Weibo and Baidu. The reason is very simple. During lockdown, we need social media to keep our mind active or read what others has posted or shared. It doesn't always have to be the bad thing. It could be some good sharing or shedsome enlightenment during this pandemic... Be The Light 💫🗽🕯💡🔦  
avatorBoo2020
It seems like china gov has made a clear stance to keep stock market stable. When china gov made an announcement, we shld take it seriously 😳 as most likely they will walk the talk. The probability of bottoming out is high though I hoped it had gone down further. Having said that, still keeping some bullets to buy in case US choose to do something adverse to china stock market. [Miser] 
avatorxiaos
i believe the stocks has already bottomed and starting to recover already. i am so excited to the chinese stocks that i own, cant wait for them to reach their full potential hehe [Miser][Miser][Miser] [Miser] 
avatorKingcat
Chinese stocks have lost a huge chunk off their all time highs. Many are trading at valuations way below their peers in the US. The Chinese government has also just announced their strong promise to support economic growth n financial markets
avatorndut88
I think with the recent chinese goverment crackdown on those large companies doing IPO and making their life difficult, they indirectly have made thousands of labor goes on fired..With this the government of china should support back the big companies in order to drive the economy locally
avatorAlex1709
Yes, it's bottomed out as the external challenges seems to be resolving. First, the assurance by theChinese government that it working with US on the delisting concerns. Second, it will helps its companies including the one listed in US. Third, thewas had silver lining, as there is proposal on neutrality being discussed. fourth,  US rate hike came as expected.
avatorPJoo
Confirmed bottom with Chinese goverment pledge the end of tech crack down and supporting oversea listing. Good signal for bullish market. Don't miss this buying opportunity. 
avatorJunioR
They might not have bottomed, but that should not be the main concern. The point is that they have a much bigger margin of safetycompared to other overvalued stocks and markets. If the world's second and soon to be biggest economy has a PE ratio of 10, the you in 2027 will say you're crazy for not buying. 
avatorGaamy
I believe they have bottomed out. It's was ona free fall due to external factors i.e regulatory crackdown, covid, inflation, ukraine war, speculation on sanctions on China etc. they stocks did not have any support level as a result. However, the Chinese government Statement brought back investors confidence that it will do everything in it's power to help its tech companies including the foreign listed ones. 
avatorBonta
Short term bottom should have been reached. The issue is that the rally today appears to be a mix of relief rally due to oversold conditions with short squeeze. Once the short sellers reset their positions, the shorting could continue. In addition, the "cause" of the rally is attributed to China supportive policy for economy and foreign listing. Foreign listingso far appears to not be in line with us sec statement. Things could turn back again with us sec stating that the delisting issues is still unresolved. 
avatorWayneqq
I think the situation is still very volatile and can go either way depending on the next hottesttopic put out by "analysts" of big institutions who may or may not have vested interest in certain companies.. Short term will be volatile.. long term i personally feel prices are already very undervalued and compared with US companies.. there is tremendous upside potential..
avatorChilli Padi
Have Chinese Stocks Already bottomed?What's Next for Chinese Stocks?We can never predict what the Chinese govt willdo next. After successive battering of the market from the curbs imposed on property developers that set loan limit widely known as the "three red lines”that pushed many developers to the brink of bankruptcy to the crackdowns of Chinese technology companies, that send the stocks of the latter in a tailspin.  E-commerce Titan, Ali baba was fined $2.8 billion in an anti-monopoly probe, and China's largest ride-hailing firm Didi was forced to stop user registrations while regulators conduct a cybersecurity reviewof the company, just few days after it's US listing.These introduction of regulations in the past fe
avatormoonradiance
2nd quarter of 2022, market heading into a blood bath. Major factors include, 1. political factors on whether china will support still support Russia and face sanction threats. 2. Will US dollar be declining as many nations around the world move away from trading in US currency. 3. Supply chain crisis is still looming made worst by the war and sanctions. 4. Fed to aggressively increase interest rate greatly hampering stocks to the moon. 5. US inflation up to 8.5% as of today ratcheting up pressure on fed. 6. Consumer are still actually paying more for everything where EVs manufacturers are also increasing the price of their vehicles and slower productions.  7. Current report of CPI inflation may not accurately reflect the real current situation. 8. Currently as many i
avatorKaixiang
With news of Chinese tech stocks rocketing over 30% splashed across virtually all headlines, it is human tendency to believe that the worst is over when the market has been shrouded in such intensive negativity over the last few weeks.  Most people would perceive such price spikes as signs or even start of a reversal, especially when the Chinese tech stocks are clearly oversold. However, it is imperative to ask ourselves - Have the key risks really been mitigated?   It is comforting to most investors that China has openly declared a much more cooperative stance compared to the past. However, whether the Chinese government can fully address US concerns are yet to be determined, not forgetting that China's stance towards the Ru
avatorOlWestyWin
The tech sector was once again at the forefront of losses, with the Hang Seng Tech Index closing 5.2% lower in Hong Kong. The broader Hang Seng Index as well as China’s benchmark CSI 300 Index each slumped about 3%.China’s markets are confronting multiple challenges at home and abroad, causing investors to sell stocks again despite mid-March vows from authorities to support the economy and the battered property and tech sectors. Record virus infections in Shanghai, a higher-than-expected jump in factory gate prices, concerns about tech regulations and surging U.S. yields all combined to trigger Monday’s losses.China’s market regulator gave window guidance to some big mutual fund houses to refrain from net selling A-shares on Monday, according to people familiar with the matter. Still, the
avatorGackky
the situation still unclear.. rate hike might cause jittery again
avatorsullivan_Rlo
Hope they can dip more for me to add more..$Alibaba(BABA)$
avatorStayCalm
China cleansing movement will continue. With strict zero COVID policy, many businesses will bear the brunt. As China continues to close its border while the world is opening up, other evomies will slowly catch up.
avatorCitizenBane
I really hope this is the bottom, but I think Chinese stocks will face wild swings in the coming weeks. That said, it looks like the central govt is going to be super reactive in boosting the financial markets from hereon with stimulus, easing and others. Things will get better! 
avatorfffelicia
not bottom yet got to wait investors reaction to the government's news. i will not buy atthe moment, concentrate on my ETF portfolio 🤗 
avatorGackky
There are many reasons why stocks may continue to be pressured. Cash-strapped property developers are still facing weak sales while regulatory headwinds look to continue both home and abroad. A war-induced, commodity-price inflation and the prospect of rising U.S. interest rates are further complicating the easing path in Beijing.
avatorHappyGalT
Prices have climbed too fast too high over years of prosperous peace time. Now many factors congregate - COVID still raging, war in Ukraine, Chinese government crackdown, inflation creeping resulting in buyers belt-tightening all contribute to domino effect to drive down valuations. 
avatorJason1616
Looking at their covid control, maintaining zero covid policy is quite impossible for 1 billion population. Housing issues have not iron out.  These uncertainties will create dominoes effects. And high inflatuon issues haven't factor into the price actions. 
avatorFFOTW
I believe still hv lower low
avator苗派
Not yet, it needs to makes another bottom and bounce off previous low, and move higher with buyers coming back. Then it will be confirmed bottom. Let's see how it move from here
avatorAcross the Straits
No base building seen yet. 
avatorQing Cai
It does not bode well if Ali Baba and Tencent are letting go thousands of employees. The top people at the top companies know too well that the road ahead is tough. Continousstart-stop amid zero COVID policy is disruptive and will impact business decisions and returns.
avatorHinterland
Still overvalued
avatormongteck
Any trade sanction will trigger mkt to down again.