Hong Kong Stocks Fall, While Nio Jumps 5% on Abu Dhabi Fund Injection

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Hong Kong Stocks Fall, While Nio Jumps 5% on Abu Dhabi Fund Injection

South China Morning Post2023-12-19

Stocks slip for a second day as China’s real estate slump persists; Gansu-based firms suffer after an earthquake rocked the northwestern provinceEV maker Nio gets another round of capital injection ...

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China, no longer the dream. Everyone lost money since 2020 with half capital gone. the trend is showing a crack by investing in them. Exiting seem the right approach and trusting that, without them in portfolio is well off. Those screaming US overvalued. Look over here. What cheap can be cheaper. Trading less than 5 PE? That is still expensive.
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