Yet another misleading article which fails to acknowledge that it was Trumps administration that started the tariffs war and bullying tactics against China. US corporates giants are now absorbing the burden of increase raw materials pricing because of US tariff war. Chinese global economic expansion is unquestionable even without US markets., its shares and corporates giant will definitely continue to flourish.
"If many of these firms are being brought to political and regulatory heel, they shouldn't trade as growth stock" what firms are immune of such risk?Does coal business still florish under Biden??
This China skeptic concedes tech stocks are cheap as chips but warns against holding for the long term
Misleading title! Seems like suggesting the shares aren't worth buying/ holding. shldnt it be " Don't missed the dateline for dividend eligibility!!! ?????
Tech giants that display social responsibilities with full commitment and compliances to national policy and regulations will definitely be spare and continue to flourish.???
Tencent (TCEHY), Bilibili (BILI) and NetEase (NETTF) Plunge as Chinese Regulators Summon Gaming Companies
Though there are some truth in the article, but can't help to read it as another propaganda against China corporate giants when it focuses so much in criticising china's governing rather than these corporates' current and future potential.
"...become the target of Beijing .." why I see it as a move of protecting them from external bullies whom has been targeting Chinese corporate giants such as Huaiwei and other with delisting threat?
It only drops during pre and post mkt trading, obivious manipulation by big institutions to trigger fear throwing and buy back at lower price. Don't fall for it.
Alibaba is American's Amazon equivalent, its not simply just a e-commerce tech giant but national pride, will the authority allow it to collapse? Or all this a move to dispute some nation's unfair and unjust accusations of fraud financial reporting? There is definitely a higher but good intent
Some of China concepts stocks dipped in premarket trading