These Chinese U.S.-listed stocks could be relatively safe as Beijing constraining continues

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Tutoring companies became the latest victims asChina unveiled a banthat prevents companies that teach school curriculums from making profits, raising capital or going public.\nBeijing may also target the online gaming industry afterChinese state media branded the sector “opium”and likened it to a drug, calling for further restrictions to prevent addiction and other negative impacts on children. Shares of Tencent and NetEase plunged Tuesday.\nMeanwhile, the government is clamping down on the flood of Chinese listings in the U.S., which are overwhelmingly tech companies, while also tightening restrictions on cross-border data flows and security.\nRide-hailing app Didi’s shares dropped about 35% over the past month after Beijing launched a cybersecurity investigationand suspended new user registrations.\nStill, there are plenty of industries in China worth investing in, from electric vehicles to gaming, and Beijing should ease the regulatory pressure soon to ensure economic growth, analysts said.\n“Chinese authorities will likely balance their regulatory agenda against a desire for economic stability, and the intensity of the regulatory constraining may ease amid slower growth and market volatility,” Jean Boivin, head of BlackRock Investment Institute, said in a note.\nChina EV\nThe Chinese electric vehicle market is a secular growth safe haven after the recent regulatory constraining by the central government, according to Deutsche Bank.\nThe Wall Street firm believes that the Chinese government is making a clear push for hardware tech such as EVs, batteries, semiconductors and aerospace, while raising scrutiny of the software and internet industry.\n“China EV stocks could be one of the best relative safe havens for growth investors, and we would expect increasing fund flows, further supported by Hong Kong listings and future inclusion to SH-HK Connect mechanism,” Deutsche Bank analysts said in a note.\nNio,Xpeng and Li Autoare some of the key players in the market, the bank said.\n“The stocks (NIO, XPEV, LI) have all held in better than other U.S.-listed ADRs since the DIDI IPO ... [we] continue to believe EV companies are operationally safe from the regulatory scrutiny,” the analysts said.\nMacao gaming\nAnother Chinese industry that would be insulated from the latest bout of constraining is gaming, which investors can bet on for acoronavirus pandemicrebound, AB Bernstein said.\n“China wants an economically viable and politically healthy Macau and the gaming industry plays a role in allowing that to continue,” Bernstein’s gaming analyst Vitaly Umansky said in a note. “Gambling-related problems have been addressed for a long period of time already and do not have systemic risk implications.”\nCasino stocksLas Vegas Sands,Wynn ResortsandMelco Resorts & Entertainmenthave all tumbled about 20% in the past month on regulatory risks.MGM Resorts Internationalfell around 15% in the same period. However, Umansky said the fear is overblown and the gaming industry is set to benefit from the economic recovery in China.\n“The concerns are over-hyped in our view, and the risk/reward trade-off today is very skewed in light of an eventual visitation and revenue recovery in Macau in the future and our view on actual risk of regulatory constraining in Macau,” Umansky said.\nHomecoming plays\nBeijing isreportedly consideringharsh penalties against Didi, from a massive fine to even a forced delisting after its IPO in June. In light of the risk of being delisted from U.S. exchanges, U.S.-traded Chinese companies are seeking so-called homecoming listings in Hong Kong. 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Tutoring companies became the latest victims asChina unveiled a banthat prevents companies that teach school curriculums from making profits, raising capital or going public.\nBeijing may also target the online gaming industry afterChinese state media branded the sector “opium”and likened it to a drug, calling for further restrictions to prevent addiction and other negative impacts on children. Shares of Tencent and NetEase plunged Tuesday.\nMeanwhile, the government is clamping down on the flood of Chinese listings in the U.S., which are overwhelmingly tech companies, while also tightening restrictions on cross-border data flows and security.\nRide-hailing app Didi’s shares dropped about 35% over the past month after Beijing launched a cybersecurity investigationand suspended new user registrations.\nStill, there are plenty of industries in China worth investing in, from electric vehicles to gaming, and Beijing should ease the regulatory pressure soon to ensure economic growth, analysts said.\n“Chinese authorities will likely balance their regulatory agenda against a desire for economic stability, and the intensity of the regulatory constraining may ease amid slower growth and market volatility,” Jean Boivin, head of BlackRock Investment Institute, said in a note.\nChina EV\nThe Chinese electric vehicle market is a secular growth safe haven after the recent regulatory constraining by the central government, according to Deutsche Bank.\nThe Wall Street firm believes that the Chinese government is making a clear push for hardware tech such as EVs, batteries, semiconductors and aerospace, while raising scrutiny of the software and internet industry.\n“China EV stocks could be one of the best relative safe havens for growth investors, and we would expect increasing fund flows, further supported by Hong Kong listings and future inclusion to SH-HK Connect mechanism,” Deutsche Bank analysts said in a note.\nNio,Xpeng and Li Autoare some of the key players in the market, the bank said.\n“The stocks (NIO, XPEV, LI) have all held in better than other U.S.-listed ADRs since the DIDI IPO ... [we] continue to believe EV companies are operationally safe from the regulatory scrutiny,” the analysts said.\nMacao gaming\nAnother Chinese industry that would be insulated from the latest bout of constraining is gaming, which investors can bet on for acoronavirus pandemicrebound, AB Bernstein said.\n“China wants an economically viable and politically healthy Macau and the gaming industry plays a role in allowing that to continue,” Bernstein’s gaming analyst Vitaly Umansky said in a note. “Gambling-related problems have been addressed for a long period of time already and do not have systemic risk implications.”\nCasino stocksLas Vegas Sands,Wynn ResortsandMelco Resorts & Entertainmenthave all tumbled about 20% in the past month on regulatory risks.MGM Resorts Internationalfell around 15% in the same period. However, Umansky said the fear is overblown and the gaming industry is set to benefit from the economic recovery in China.\n“The concerns are over-hyped in our view, and the risk/reward trade-off today is very skewed in light of an eventual visitation and revenue recovery in Macau in the future and our view on actual risk of regulatory constraining in Macau,” Umansky said.\nHomecoming plays\nBeijing isreportedly consideringharsh penalties against Didi, from a massive fine to even a forced delisting after its IPO in June. In light of the risk of being delisted from U.S. exchanges, U.S.-traded Chinese companies are seeking so-called homecoming listings in Hong Kong. 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Tutoring companies became the latest victims asChina unveiled a banthat prevents companies that teach school curriculums from making profits, raising capital or going public.\nBeijing may also target the online gaming industry afterChinese state media branded the sector “opium”and likened it to a drug, calling for further restrictions to prevent addiction and other negative impacts on children. Shares of Tencent and NetEase plunged Tuesday.\nMeanwhile, the government is clamping down on the flood of Chinese listings in the U.S., which are overwhelmingly tech companies, while also tightening restrictions on cross-border data flows and security.\nRide-hailing app Didi’s shares dropped about 35% over the past month after Beijing launched a cybersecurity investigationand suspended new user registrations.\nStill, there are plenty of industries in China worth investing in, from electric vehicles to gaming, and Beijing should ease the regulatory pressure soon to ensure economic growth, analysts said.\n“Chinese authorities will likely balance their regulatory agenda against a desire for economic stability, and the intensity of the regulatory constraining may ease amid slower growth and market volatility,” Jean Boivin, head of BlackRock Investment Institute, said in a note.\nChina EV\nThe Chinese electric vehicle market is a secular growth safe haven after the recent regulatory constraining by the central government, according to Deutsche Bank.\nThe Wall Street firm believes that the Chinese government is making a clear push for hardware tech such as EVs, batteries, semiconductors and aerospace, while raising scrutiny of the software and internet industry.\n“China EV stocks could be one of the best relative safe havens for growth investors, and we would expect increasing fund flows, further supported by Hong Kong listings and future inclusion to SH-HK Connect mechanism,” Deutsche Bank analysts said in a note.\nNio,Xpeng and Li Autoare some of the key players in the market, the bank said.\n“The stocks (NIO, XPEV, LI) have all held in better than other U.S.-listed ADRs since the DIDI IPO ... [we] continue to believe EV companies are operationally safe from the regulatory scrutiny,” the analysts said.\nMacao gaming\nAnother Chinese industry that would be insulated from the latest bout of constraining is gaming, which investors can bet on for acoronavirus pandemicrebound, AB Bernstein said.\n“China wants an economically viable and politically healthy Macau and the gaming industry plays a role in allowing that to continue,” Bernstein’s gaming analyst Vitaly Umansky said in a note. “Gambling-related problems have been addressed for a long period of time already and do not have systemic risk implications.”\nCasino stocksLas Vegas Sands,Wynn ResortsandMelco Resorts & Entertainmenthave all tumbled about 20% in the past month on regulatory risks.MGM Resorts Internationalfell around 15% in the same period. However, Umansky said the fear is overblown and the gaming industry is set to benefit from the economic recovery in China.\n“The concerns are over-hyped in our view, and the risk/reward trade-off today is very skewed in light of an eventual visitation and revenue recovery in Macau in the future and our view on actual risk of regulatory constraining in Macau,” Umansky said.\nHomecoming plays\nBeijing isreportedly consideringharsh penalties against Didi, from a massive fine to even a forced delisting after its IPO in June. In light of the risk of being delisted from U.S. exchanges, U.S.-traded Chinese companies are seeking so-called homecoming listings in Hong Kong. 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Tutoring companies became the latest victims asChina unveiled a banthat prevents companies that teach school curriculums from making profits, raising capital or going public.\nBeijing may also target the online gaming industry afterChinese state media branded the sector “opium”and likened it to a drug, calling for further restrictions to prevent addiction and other negative impacts on children. Shares of Tencent and NetEase plunged Tuesday.\nMeanwhile, the government is clamping down on the flood of Chinese listings in the U.S., which are overwhelmingly tech companies, while also tightening restrictions on cross-border data flows and security.\nRide-hailing app Didi’s shares dropped about 35% over the past month after Beijing launched a cybersecurity investigationand suspended new user registrations.\nStill, there are plenty of industries in China worth investing in, from electric vehicles to gaming, and Beijing should ease the regulatory pressure soon to ensure economic growth, analysts said.\n“Chinese authorities will likely balance their regulatory agenda against a desire for economic stability, and the intensity of the regulatory constraining may ease amid slower growth and market volatility,” Jean Boivin, head of BlackRock Investment Institute, said in a note.\nChina EV\nThe Chinese electric vehicle market is a secular growth safe haven after the recent regulatory constraining by the central government, according to Deutsche Bank.\nThe Wall Street firm believes that the Chinese government is making a clear push for hardware tech such as EVs, batteries, semiconductors and aerospace, while raising scrutiny of the software and internet industry.\n“China EV stocks could be one of the best relative safe havens for growth investors, and we would expect increasing fund flows, further supported by Hong Kong listings and future inclusion to SH-HK Connect mechanism,” Deutsche Bank analysts said in a note.\nNio,Xpeng and Li Autoare some of the key players in the market, the bank said.\n“The stocks (NIO, XPEV, LI) have all held in better than other U.S.-listed ADRs since the DIDI IPO ... [we] continue to believe EV companies are operationally safe from the regulatory scrutiny,” the analysts said.\nMacao gaming\nAnother Chinese industry that would be insulated from the latest bout of constraining is gaming, which investors can bet on for acoronavirus pandemicrebound, AB Bernstein said.\n“China wants an economically viable and politically healthy Macau and the gaming industry plays a role in allowing that to continue,” Bernstein’s gaming analyst Vitaly Umansky said in a note. “Gambling-related problems have been addressed for a long period of time already and do not have systemic risk implications.”\nCasino stocksLas Vegas Sands,Wynn ResortsandMelco Resorts & Entertainmenthave all tumbled about 20% in the past month on regulatory risks.MGM Resorts Internationalfell around 15% in the same period. However, Umansky said the fear is overblown and the gaming industry is set to benefit from the economic recovery in China.\n“The concerns are over-hyped in our view, and the risk/reward trade-off today is very skewed in light of an eventual visitation and revenue recovery in Macau in the future and our view on actual risk of regulatory constraining in Macau,” Umansky said.\nHomecoming plays\nBeijing isreportedly consideringharsh penalties against Didi, from a massive fine to even a forced delisting after its IPO in June. In light of the risk of being delisted from U.S. exchanges, U.S.-traded Chinese companies are seeking so-called homecoming listings in Hong Kong. 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Tutoring companies became the latest victims asChina unveiled a banthat prevents companies that teach school curriculums from making profits, raising capital or going public.\nBeijing may also target the online gaming industry afterChinese state media branded the sector “opium”and likened it to a drug, calling for further restrictions to prevent addiction and other negative impacts on children. Shares of Tencent and NetEase plunged Tuesday.\nMeanwhile, the government is clamping down on the flood of Chinese listings in the U.S., which are overwhelmingly tech companies, while also tightening restrictions on cross-border data flows and security.\nRide-hailing app Didi’s shares dropped about 35% over the past month after Beijing launched a cybersecurity investigationand suspended new user registrations.\nStill, there are plenty of industries in China worth investing in, from electric vehicles to gaming, and Beijing should ease the regulatory pressure soon to ensure economic growth, analysts said.\n“Chinese authorities will likely balance their regulatory agenda against a desire for economic stability, and the intensity of the regulatory constraining may ease amid slower growth and market volatility,” Jean Boivin, head of BlackRock Investment Institute, said in a note.\nChina EV\nThe Chinese electric vehicle market is a secular growth safe haven after the recent regulatory constraining by the central government, according to Deutsche Bank.\nThe Wall Street firm believes that the Chinese government is making a clear push for hardware tech such as EVs, batteries, semiconductors and aerospace, while raising scrutiny of the software and internet industry.\n“China EV stocks could be one of the best relative safe havens for growth investors, and we would expect increasing fund flows, further supported by Hong Kong listings and future inclusion to SH-HK Connect mechanism,” Deutsche Bank analysts said in a note.\nNio,Xpeng and Li Autoare some of the key players in the market, the bank said.\n“The stocks (NIO, XPEV, LI) have all held in better than other U.S.-listed ADRs since the DIDI IPO ... [we] continue to believe EV companies are operationally safe from the regulatory scrutiny,” the analysts said.\nMacao gaming\nAnother Chinese industry that would be insulated from the latest bout of constraining is gaming, which investors can bet on for acoronavirus pandemicrebound, AB Bernstein said.\n“China wants an economically viable and politically healthy Macau and the gaming industry plays a role in allowing that to continue,” Bernstein’s gaming analyst Vitaly Umansky said in a note. “Gambling-related problems have been addressed for a long period of time already and do not have systemic risk implications.”\nCasino stocksLas Vegas Sands,Wynn ResortsandMelco Resorts & Entertainmenthave all tumbled about 20% in the past month on regulatory risks.MGM Resorts Internationalfell around 15% in the same period. However, Umansky said the fear is overblown and the gaming industry is set to benefit from the economic recovery in China.\n“The concerns are over-hyped in our view, and the risk/reward trade-off today is very skewed in light of an eventual visitation and revenue recovery in Macau in the future and our view on actual risk of regulatory constraining in Macau,” Umansky said.\nHomecoming plays\nBeijing isreportedly consideringharsh penalties against Didi, from a massive fine to even a forced delisting after its IPO in June. In light of the risk of being delisted from U.S. exchanges, U.S.-traded Chinese companies are seeking so-called homecoming listings in Hong Kong. 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Tutoring companies became the latest victims asChina unveiled a banthat prevents companies that teach school curriculums from making profits, raising capital or going public.\nBeijing may also target the online gaming industry afterChinese state media branded the sector “opium”and likened it to a drug, calling for further restrictions to prevent addiction and other negative impacts on children. Shares of Tencent and NetEase plunged Tuesday.\nMeanwhile, the government is clamping down on the flood of Chinese listings in the U.S., which are overwhelmingly tech companies, while also tightening restrictions on cross-border data flows and security.\nRide-hailing app Didi’s shares dropped about 35% over the past month after Beijing launched a cybersecurity investigationand suspended new user registrations.\nStill, there are plenty of industries in China worth investing in, from electric vehicles to gaming, and Beijing should ease the regulatory pressure soon to ensure economic growth, analysts said.\n“Chinese authorities will likely balance their regulatory agenda against a desire for economic stability, and the intensity of the regulatory constraining may ease amid slower growth and market volatility,” Jean Boivin, head of BlackRock Investment Institute, said in a note.\nChina EV\nThe Chinese electric vehicle market is a secular growth safe haven after the recent regulatory constraining by the central government, according to Deutsche Bank.\nThe Wall Street firm believes that the Chinese government is making a clear push for hardware tech such as EVs, batteries, semiconductors and aerospace, while raising scrutiny of the software and internet industry.\n“China EV stocks could be one of the best relative safe havens for growth investors, and we would expect increasing fund flows, further supported by Hong Kong listings and future inclusion to SH-HK Connect mechanism,” Deutsche Bank analysts said in a note.\nNio,Xpeng and Li Autoare some of the key players in the market, the bank said.\n“The stocks (NIO, XPEV, LI) have all held in better than other U.S.-listed ADRs since the DIDI IPO ... [we] continue to believe EV companies are operationally safe from the regulatory scrutiny,” the analysts said.\nMacao gaming\nAnother Chinese industry that would be insulated from the latest bout of constraining is gaming, which investors can bet on for acoronavirus pandemicrebound, AB Bernstein said.\n“China wants an economically viable and politically healthy Macau and the gaming industry plays a role in allowing that to continue,” Bernstein’s gaming analyst Vitaly Umansky said in a note. “Gambling-related problems have been addressed for a long period of time already and do not have systemic risk implications.”\nCasino stocksLas Vegas Sands,Wynn ResortsandMelco Resorts & Entertainmenthave all tumbled about 20% in the past month on regulatory risks.MGM Resorts Internationalfell around 15% in the same period. However, Umansky said the fear is overblown and the gaming industry is set to benefit from the economic recovery in China.\n“The concerns are over-hyped in our view, and the risk/reward trade-off today is very skewed in light of an eventual visitation and revenue recovery in Macau in the future and our view on actual risk of regulatory constraining in Macau,” Umansky said.\nHomecoming plays\nBeijing isreportedly consideringharsh penalties against Didi, from a massive fine to even a forced delisting after its IPO in June. In light of the risk of being delisted from U.S. exchanges, U.S.-traded Chinese companies are seeking so-called homecoming listings in Hong Kong. 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Tutoring companies became the latest victims asChina unveiled a banthat prevents companies that teach school curriculums from making profits, raising capital or going public.\nBeijing may also target the online gaming industry afterChinese state media branded the sector “opium”and likened it to a drug, calling for further restrictions to prevent addiction and other negative impacts on children. Shares of Tencent and NetEase plunged Tuesday.\nMeanwhile, the government is clamping down on the flood of Chinese listings in the U.S., which are overwhelmingly tech companies, while also tightening restrictions on cross-border data flows and security.\nRide-hailing app Didi’s shares dropped about 35% over the past month after Beijing launched a cybersecurity investigationand suspended new user registrations.\nStill, there are plenty of industries in China worth investing in, from electric vehicles to gaming, and Beijing should ease the regulatory pressure soon to ensure economic growth, analysts said.\n“Chinese authorities will likely balance their regulatory agenda against a desire for economic stability, and the intensity of the regulatory constraining may ease amid slower growth and market volatility,” Jean Boivin, head of BlackRock Investment Institute, said in a note.\nChina EV\nThe Chinese electric vehicle market is a secular growth safe haven after the recent regulatory constraining by the central government, according to Deutsche Bank.\nThe Wall Street firm believes that the Chinese government is making a clear push for hardware tech such as EVs, batteries, semiconductors and aerospace, while raising scrutiny of the software and internet industry.\n“China EV stocks could be one of the best relative safe havens for growth investors, and we would expect increasing fund flows, further supported by Hong Kong listings and future inclusion to SH-HK Connect mechanism,” Deutsche Bank analysts said in a note.\nNio,Xpeng and Li Autoare some of the key players in the market, the bank said.\n“The stocks (NIO, XPEV, LI) have all held in better than other U.S.-listed ADRs since the DIDI IPO ... [we] continue to believe EV companies are operationally safe from the regulatory scrutiny,” the analysts said.\nMacao gaming\nAnother Chinese industry that would be insulated from the latest bout of constraining is gaming, which investors can bet on for acoronavirus pandemicrebound, AB Bernstein said.\n“China wants an economically viable and politically healthy Macau and the gaming industry plays a role in allowing that to continue,” Bernstein’s gaming analyst Vitaly Umansky said in a note. “Gambling-related problems have been addressed for a long period of time already and do not have systemic risk implications.”\nCasino stocksLas Vegas Sands,Wynn ResortsandMelco Resorts & Entertainmenthave all tumbled about 20% in the past month on regulatory risks.MGM Resorts Internationalfell around 15% in the same period. However, Umansky said the fear is overblown and the gaming industry is set to benefit from the economic recovery in China.\n“The concerns are over-hyped in our view, and the risk/reward trade-off today is very skewed in light of an eventual visitation and revenue recovery in Macau in the future and our view on actual risk of regulatory constraining in Macau,” Umansky said.\nHomecoming plays\nBeijing isreportedly consideringharsh penalties against Didi, from a massive fine to even a forced delisting after its IPO in June. In light of the risk of being delisted from U.S. exchanges, U.S.-traded Chinese companies are seeking so-called homecoming listings in Hong Kong. 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Tutoring companies became the latest victims asChina unveiled a banthat prevents companies that teach school curriculums from making profits, raising capital or going public.\nBeijing may also target the online gaming industry afterChinese state media branded the sector “opium”and likened it to a drug, calling for further restrictions to prevent addiction and other negative impacts on children. Shares of Tencent and NetEase plunged Tuesday.\nMeanwhile, the government is clamping down on the flood of Chinese listings in the U.S., which are overwhelmingly tech companies, while also tightening restrictions on cross-border data flows and security.\nRide-hailing app Didi’s shares dropped about 35% over the past month after Beijing launched a cybersecurity investigationand suspended new user registrations.\nStill, there are plenty of industries in China worth investing in, from electric vehicles to gaming, and Beijing should ease the regulatory pressure soon to ensure economic growth, analysts said.\n“Chinese authorities will likely balance their regulatory agenda against a desire for economic stability, and the intensity of the regulatory constraining may ease amid slower growth and market volatility,” Jean Boivin, head of BlackRock Investment Institute, said in a note.\nChina EV\nThe Chinese electric vehicle market is a secular growth safe haven after the recent regulatory constraining by the central government, according to Deutsche Bank.\nThe Wall Street firm believes that the Chinese government is making a clear push for hardware tech such as EVs, batteries, semiconductors and aerospace, while raising scrutiny of the software and internet industry.\n“China EV stocks could be one of the best relative safe havens for growth investors, and we would expect increasing fund flows, further supported by Hong Kong listings and future inclusion to SH-HK Connect mechanism,” Deutsche Bank analysts said in a note.\nNio,Xpeng and Li Autoare some of the key players in the market, the bank said.\n“The stocks (NIO, XPEV, LI) have all held in better than other U.S.-listed ADRs since the DIDI IPO ... [we] continue to believe EV companies are operationally safe from the regulatory scrutiny,” the analysts said.\nMacao gaming\nAnother Chinese industry that would be insulated from the latest bout of constraining is gaming, which investors can bet on for acoronavirus pandemicrebound, AB Bernstein said.\n“China wants an economically viable and politically healthy Macau and the gaming industry plays a role in allowing that to continue,” Bernstein’s gaming analyst Vitaly Umansky said in a note. “Gambling-related problems have been addressed for a long period of time already and do not have systemic risk implications.”\nCasino stocksLas Vegas Sands,Wynn ResortsandMelco Resorts & Entertainmenthave all tumbled about 20% in the past month on regulatory risks.MGM Resorts Internationalfell around 15% in the same period. However, Umansky said the fear is overblown and the gaming industry is set to benefit from the economic recovery in China.\n“The concerns are over-hyped in our view, and the risk/reward trade-off today is very skewed in light of an eventual visitation and revenue recovery in Macau in the future and our view on actual risk of regulatory constraining in Macau,” Umansky said.\nHomecoming plays\nBeijing isreportedly consideringharsh penalties against Didi, from a massive fine to even a forced delisting after its IPO in June. In light of the risk of being delisted from U.S. exchanges, U.S.-traded Chinese companies are seeking so-called homecoming listings in Hong Kong. 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Tutoring companies became the latest victims asChina unveiled a banthat prevents companies that teach school curriculums from making profits, raising capital or going public.\nBeijing may also target the online gaming industry afterChinese state media branded the sector “opium”and likened it to a drug, calling for further restrictions to prevent addiction and other negative impacts on children. Shares of Tencent and NetEase plunged Tuesday.\nMeanwhile, the government is clamping down on the flood of Chinese listings in the U.S., which are overwhelmingly tech companies, while also tightening restrictions on cross-border data flows and security.\nRide-hailing app Didi’s shares dropped about 35% over the past month after Beijing launched a cybersecurity investigationand suspended new user registrations.\nStill, there are plenty of industries in China worth investing in, from electric vehicles to gaming, and Beijing should ease the regulatory pressure soon to ensure economic growth, analysts said.\n“Chinese authorities will likely balance their regulatory agenda against a desire for economic stability, and the intensity of the regulatory constraining may ease amid slower growth and market volatility,” Jean Boivin, head of BlackRock Investment Institute, said in a note.\nChina EV\nThe Chinese electric vehicle market is a secular growth safe haven after the recent regulatory constraining by the central government, according to Deutsche Bank.\nThe Wall Street firm believes that the Chinese government is making a clear push for hardware tech such as EVs, batteries, semiconductors and aerospace, while raising scrutiny of the software and internet industry.\n“China EV stocks could be one of the best relative safe havens for growth investors, and we would expect increasing fund flows, further supported by Hong Kong listings and future inclusion to SH-HK Connect mechanism,” Deutsche Bank analysts said in a note.\nNio,Xpeng and Li Autoare some of the key players in the market, the bank said.\n“The stocks (NIO, XPEV, LI) have all held in better than other U.S.-listed ADRs since the DIDI IPO ... [we] continue to believe EV companies are operationally safe from the regulatory scrutiny,” the analysts said.\nMacao gaming\nAnother Chinese industry that would be insulated from the latest bout of constraining is gaming, which investors can bet on for acoronavirus pandemicrebound, AB Bernstein said.\n“China wants an economically viable and politically healthy Macau and the gaming industry plays a role in allowing that to continue,” Bernstein’s gaming analyst Vitaly Umansky said in a note. “Gambling-related problems have been addressed for a long period of time already and do not have systemic risk implications.”\nCasino stocksLas Vegas Sands,Wynn ResortsandMelco Resorts & Entertainmenthave all tumbled about 20% in the past month on regulatory risks.MGM Resorts Internationalfell around 15% in the same period. However, Umansky said the fear is overblown and the gaming industry is set to benefit from the economic recovery in China.\n“The concerns are over-hyped in our view, and the risk/reward trade-off today is very skewed in light of an eventual visitation and revenue recovery in Macau in the future and our view on actual risk of regulatory constraining in Macau,” Umansky said.\nHomecoming plays\nBeijing isreportedly consideringharsh penalties against Didi, from a massive fine to even a forced delisting after its IPO in June. In light of the risk of being delisted from U.S. exchanges, U.S.-traded Chinese companies are seeking so-called homecoming listings in Hong Kong. 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Tutoring companies became the latest victims asChina unveiled a banthat prevents companies that teach school curriculums from making profits, raising capital or going public.\nBeijing may also target the online gaming industry afterChinese state media branded the sector “opium”and likened it to a drug, calling for further restrictions to prevent addiction and other negative impacts on children. Shares of Tencent and NetEase plunged Tuesday.\nMeanwhile, the government is clamping down on the flood of Chinese listings in the U.S., which are overwhelmingly tech companies, while also tightening restrictions on cross-border data flows and security.\nRide-hailing app Didi’s shares dropped about 35% over the past month after Beijing launched a cybersecurity investigationand suspended new user registrations.\nStill, there are plenty of industries in China worth investing in, from electric vehicles to gaming, and Beijing should ease the regulatory pressure soon to ensure economic growth, analysts said.\n“Chinese authorities will likely balance their regulatory agenda against a desire for economic stability, and the intensity of the regulatory constraining may ease amid slower growth and market volatility,” Jean Boivin, head of BlackRock Investment Institute, said in a note.\nChina EV\nThe Chinese electric vehicle market is a secular growth safe haven after the recent regulatory constraining by the central government, according to Deutsche Bank.\nThe Wall Street firm believes that the Chinese government is making a clear push for hardware tech such as EVs, batteries, semiconductors and aerospace, while raising scrutiny of the software and internet industry.\n“China EV stocks could be one of the best relative safe havens for growth investors, and we would expect increasing fund flows, further supported by Hong Kong listings and future inclusion to SH-HK Connect mechanism,” Deutsche Bank analysts said in a note.\nNio,Xpeng and Li Autoare some of the key players in the market, the bank said.\n“The stocks (NIO, XPEV, LI) have all held in better than other U.S.-listed ADRs since the DIDI IPO ... [we] continue to believe EV companies are operationally safe from the regulatory scrutiny,” the analysts said.\nMacao gaming\nAnother Chinese industry that would be insulated from the latest bout of constraining is gaming, which investors can bet on for acoronavirus pandemicrebound, AB Bernstein said.\n“China wants an economically viable and politically healthy Macau and the gaming industry plays a role in allowing that to continue,” Bernstein’s gaming analyst Vitaly Umansky said in a note. “Gambling-related problems have been addressed for a long period of time already and do not have systemic risk implications.”\nCasino stocksLas Vegas Sands,Wynn ResortsandMelco Resorts & Entertainmenthave all tumbled about 20% in the past month on regulatory risks.MGM Resorts Internationalfell around 15% in the same period. However, Umansky said the fear is overblown and the gaming industry is set to benefit from the economic recovery in China.\n“The concerns are over-hyped in our view, and the risk/reward trade-off today is very skewed in light of an eventual visitation and revenue recovery in Macau in the future and our view on actual risk of regulatory constraining in Macau,” Umansky said.\nHomecoming plays\nBeijing isreportedly consideringharsh penalties against Didi, from a massive fine to even a forced delisting after its IPO in June. In light of the risk of being delisted from U.S. exchanges, U.S.-traded Chinese companies are seeking so-called homecoming listings in Hong Kong. Li Auto said Monday it is planning to raise as much as 15 billion Hong Kong dollars ($1.9 billion) in its Hong Kong listing.\nOne stock to buy to capitalize on the potential boom in homecoming listings is theHong Kong Exchanges and Clearing ADR and other Chinese brokers, JPMorgan analysts said.\nElsewhere, Chinese large-cap banks are poised to benefit from the shift in policy stance and a likely value rally, JPMorgan said.","news_type":1},"isVote":1,"likeStatus":false,"favoriteStatus":false,"reportStatus":false,"tweetType":1,"langContent":"EN"},{"id":890674109,"gmtCreate":1628118030801,"gmtModify":1703501372449,"author":{"id":"3579731688243099","authorId":"3579731688243099","authorIdStr":"3579731688243099","name":"Caseytan","avatar":"https://static.tigerbbs.com/866c18a2cd3dcc976db0e460eb4f013e","vip":1,"crmLevel":2,"crmLevelSwitch":0,"idStr":"3579731688243099"},"htmlText":"Like","listText":"Like","text":"Like","images":[],"top":1,"highlighted":1,"essential":1,"paper":1,"likeSize":5,"commentSize":2,"repostSize":0,"link":"https://ttm.financial/post/890674109","repostId":1187165636,"repostType":4,"repost":{"id":"1187165636","pubTimestamp":1628072404,"share":"https://ttm.financial/m/news/1187165636?lang=&edition=fundamental","pubTime":"2021-08-04 18:20","market":"us","language":"en","title":"These Chinese U.S.-listed stocks could be relatively safe as Beijing constraining continues","url":"https://stock-news.laohu8.com/highlight/detail?id=1187165636","media":"cnbc","summary":"It may seem risky to hold Chinese stocks as Beijing steps up its regulatory constraining on tech and","content":"<div>\n<p>It may seem risky to hold Chinese stocks as Beijing steps up its regulatory constraining on tech and education companies, but investors should know that many high-growth names could be insulated from ...</p>\n\n<a href=\"https://www.cnbc.com/2021/08/03/these-chinese-stocks-could-be-a-safe-haven-as-beijing-cracks-down-on-us-listed-companies.html\">Web Link</a>\n\n</div>\n","source":"cnbc_highlight","collect":0,"html":"<!DOCTYPE html>\n<html>\n<head>\n<meta http-equiv=\"Content-Type\" content=\"text/html; 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Tutoring companies became the latest victims asChina unveiled a banthat prevents companies that teach school curriculums from making profits, raising capital or going public.\nBeijing may also target the online gaming industry afterChinese state media branded the sector “opium”and likened it to a drug, calling for further restrictions to prevent addiction and other negative impacts on children. Shares of Tencent and NetEase plunged Tuesday.\nMeanwhile, the government is clamping down on the flood of Chinese listings in the U.S., which are overwhelmingly tech companies, while also tightening restrictions on cross-border data flows and security.\nRide-hailing app Didi’s shares dropped about 35% over the past month after Beijing launched a cybersecurity investigationand suspended new user registrations.\nStill, there are plenty of industries in China worth investing in, from electric vehicles to gaming, and Beijing should ease the regulatory pressure soon to ensure economic growth, analysts said.\n“Chinese authorities will likely balance their regulatory agenda against a desire for economic stability, and the intensity of the regulatory constraining may ease amid slower growth and market volatility,” Jean Boivin, head of BlackRock Investment Institute, said in a note.\nChina EV\nThe Chinese electric vehicle market is a secular growth safe haven after the recent regulatory constraining by the central government, according to Deutsche Bank.\nThe Wall Street firm believes that the Chinese government is making a clear push for hardware tech such as EVs, batteries, semiconductors and aerospace, while raising scrutiny of the software and internet industry.\n“China EV stocks could be one of the best relative safe havens for growth investors, and we would expect increasing fund flows, further supported by Hong Kong listings and future inclusion to SH-HK Connect mechanism,” Deutsche Bank analysts said in a note.\nNio,Xpeng and Li Autoare some of the key players in the market, the bank said.\n“The stocks (NIO, XPEV, LI) have all held in better than other U.S.-listed ADRs since the DIDI IPO ... [we] continue to believe EV companies are operationally safe from the regulatory scrutiny,” the analysts said.\nMacao gaming\nAnother Chinese industry that would be insulated from the latest bout of constraining is gaming, which investors can bet on for acoronavirus pandemicrebound, AB Bernstein said.\n“China wants an economically viable and politically healthy Macau and the gaming industry plays a role in allowing that to continue,” Bernstein’s gaming analyst Vitaly Umansky said in a note. “Gambling-related problems have been addressed for a long period of time already and do not have systemic risk implications.”\nCasino stocksLas Vegas Sands,Wynn ResortsandMelco Resorts & Entertainmenthave all tumbled about 20% in the past month on regulatory risks.MGM Resorts Internationalfell around 15% in the same period. However, Umansky said the fear is overblown and the gaming industry is set to benefit from the economic recovery in China.\n“The concerns are over-hyped in our view, and the risk/reward trade-off today is very skewed in light of an eventual visitation and revenue recovery in Macau in the future and our view on actual risk of regulatory constraining in Macau,” Umansky said.\nHomecoming plays\nBeijing isreportedly consideringharsh penalties against Didi, from a massive fine to even a forced delisting after its IPO in June. In light of the risk of being delisted from U.S. exchanges, U.S.-traded Chinese companies are seeking so-called homecoming listings in Hong Kong. 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Tutoring companies became the latest victims asChina unveiled a banthat prevents companies that teach school curriculums from making profits, raising capital or going public.\nBeijing may also target the online gaming industry afterChinese state media branded the sector “opium”and likened it to a drug, calling for further restrictions to prevent addiction and other negative impacts on children. Shares of Tencent and NetEase plunged Tuesday.\nMeanwhile, the government is clamping down on the flood of Chinese listings in the U.S., which are overwhelmingly tech companies, while also tightening restrictions on cross-border data flows and security.\nRide-hailing app Didi’s shares dropped about 35% over the past month after Beijing launched a cybersecurity investigationand suspended new user registrations.\nStill, there are plenty of industries in China worth investing in, from electric vehicles to gaming, and Beijing should ease the regulatory pressure soon to ensure economic growth, analysts said.\n“Chinese authorities will likely balance their regulatory agenda against a desire for economic stability, and the intensity of the regulatory constraining may ease amid slower growth and market volatility,” Jean Boivin, head of BlackRock Investment Institute, said in a note.\nChina EV\nThe Chinese electric vehicle market is a secular growth safe haven after the recent regulatory constraining by the central government, according to Deutsche Bank.\nThe Wall Street firm believes that the Chinese government is making a clear push for hardware tech such as EVs, batteries, semiconductors and aerospace, while raising scrutiny of the software and internet industry.\n“China EV stocks could be one of the best relative safe havens for growth investors, and we would expect increasing fund flows, further supported by Hong Kong listings and future inclusion to SH-HK Connect mechanism,” Deutsche Bank analysts said in a note.\nNio,Xpeng and Li Autoare some of the key players in the market, the bank said.\n“The stocks (NIO, XPEV, LI) have all held in better than other U.S.-listed ADRs since the DIDI IPO ... [we] continue to believe EV companies are operationally safe from the regulatory scrutiny,” the analysts said.\nMacao gaming\nAnother Chinese industry that would be insulated from the latest bout of constraining is gaming, which investors can bet on for acoronavirus pandemicrebound, AB Bernstein said.\n“China wants an economically viable and politically healthy Macau and the gaming industry plays a role in allowing that to continue,” Bernstein’s gaming analyst Vitaly Umansky said in a note. “Gambling-related problems have been addressed for a long period of time already and do not have systemic risk implications.”\nCasino stocksLas Vegas Sands,Wynn ResortsandMelco Resorts & Entertainmenthave all tumbled about 20% in the past month on regulatory risks.MGM Resorts Internationalfell around 15% in the same period. However, Umansky said the fear is overblown and the gaming industry is set to benefit from the economic recovery in China.\n“The concerns are over-hyped in our view, and the risk/reward trade-off today is very skewed in light of an eventual visitation and revenue recovery in Macau in the future and our view on actual risk of regulatory constraining in Macau,” Umansky said.\nHomecoming plays\nBeijing isreportedly consideringharsh penalties against Didi, from a massive fine to even a forced delisting after its IPO in June. In light of the risk of being delisted from U.S. exchanges, U.S.-traded Chinese companies are seeking so-called homecoming listings in Hong Kong. Li Auto said Monday it is planning to raise as much as 15 billion Hong Kong dollars ($1.9 billion) in its Hong Kong listing.\nOne stock to buy to capitalize on the potential boom in homecoming listings is theHong Kong Exchanges and Clearing ADR and other Chinese brokers, JPMorgan analysts said.\nElsewhere, Chinese large-cap banks are poised to benefit from the shift in policy stance and a likely value rally, JPMorgan said.","news_type":1},"isVote":1,"likeStatus":false,"favoriteStatus":false,"reportStatus":false,"tweetType":1,"langContent":"EN"},{"id":890672511,"gmtCreate":1628117897333,"gmtModify":1703501370131,"author":{"id":"3567411499210880","authorId":"3567411499210880","authorIdStr":"3567411499210880","name":"Nebhol","avatar":"https://static.tigerbbs.com/b0bfc2a45b91e41a283614268857b3a5","vip":1,"crmLevel":2,"crmLevelSwitch":0,"idStr":"3567411499210880"},"htmlText":"Buy Tesla&nbsp;","listText":"Buy Tesla&nbsp;","text":"Buy Tesla","images":[],"top":1,"highlighted":1,"essential":1,"paper":1,"likeSize":3,"commentSize":0,"repostSize":0,"link":"https://ttm.financial/post/890672511","repostId":1187165636,"repostType":4,"repost":{"id":"1187165636","pubTimestamp":1628072404,"share":"https://ttm.financial/m/news/1187165636?lang=&edition=fundamental","pubTime":"2021-08-04 18:20","market":"us","language":"en","title":"These Chinese U.S.-listed stocks could be relatively safe as Beijing constraining continues","url":"https://stock-news.laohu8.com/highlight/detail?id=1187165636","media":"cnbc","summary":"It may seem risky to hold Chinese stocks as Beijing steps up its regulatory constraining on tech and","content":"<div>\n<p>It may seem risky to hold Chinese stocks as Beijing steps up its regulatory constraining on tech and education companies, but investors should know that many high-growth names could be insulated from ...</p>\n\n<a href=\"https://www.cnbc.com/2021/08/03/these-chinese-stocks-could-be-a-safe-haven-as-beijing-cracks-down-on-us-listed-companies.html\">Web Link</a>\n\n</div>\n","source":"cnbc_highlight","collect":0,"html":"<!DOCTYPE html>\n<html>\n<head>\n<meta http-equiv=\"Content-Type\" content=\"text/html; 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Tutoring companies became the latest victims asChina unveiled a banthat prevents companies that teach school curriculums from making profits, raising capital or going public.\nBeijing may also target the online gaming industry afterChinese state media branded the sector “opium”and likened it to a drug, calling for further restrictions to prevent addiction and other negative impacts on children. Shares of Tencent and NetEase plunged Tuesday.\nMeanwhile, the government is clamping down on the flood of Chinese listings in the U.S., which are overwhelmingly tech companies, while also tightening restrictions on cross-border data flows and security.\nRide-hailing app Didi’s shares dropped about 35% over the past month after Beijing launched a cybersecurity investigationand suspended new user registrations.\nStill, there are plenty of industries in China worth investing in, from electric vehicles to gaming, and Beijing should ease the regulatory pressure soon to ensure economic growth, analysts said.\n“Chinese authorities will likely balance their regulatory agenda against a desire for economic stability, and the intensity of the regulatory constraining may ease amid slower growth and market volatility,” Jean Boivin, head of BlackRock Investment Institute, said in a note.\nChina EV\nThe Chinese electric vehicle market is a secular growth safe haven after the recent regulatory constraining by the central government, according to Deutsche Bank.\nThe Wall Street firm believes that the Chinese government is making a clear push for hardware tech such as EVs, batteries, semiconductors and aerospace, while raising scrutiny of the software and internet industry.\n“China EV stocks could be one of the best relative safe havens for growth investors, and we would expect increasing fund flows, further supported by Hong Kong listings and future inclusion to SH-HK Connect mechanism,” Deutsche Bank analysts said in a note.\nNio,Xpeng and Li Autoare some of the key players in the market, the bank said.\n“The stocks (NIO, XPEV, LI) have all held in better than other U.S.-listed ADRs since the DIDI IPO ... [we] continue to believe EV companies are operationally safe from the regulatory scrutiny,” the analysts said.\nMacao gaming\nAnother Chinese industry that would be insulated from the latest bout of constraining is gaming, which investors can bet on for acoronavirus pandemicrebound, AB Bernstein said.\n“China wants an economically viable and politically healthy Macau and the gaming industry plays a role in allowing that to continue,” Bernstein’s gaming analyst Vitaly Umansky said in a note. “Gambling-related problems have been addressed for a long period of time already and do not have systemic risk implications.”\nCasino stocksLas Vegas Sands,Wynn ResortsandMelco Resorts & Entertainmenthave all tumbled about 20% in the past month on regulatory risks.MGM Resorts Internationalfell around 15% in the same period. However, Umansky said the fear is overblown and the gaming industry is set to benefit from the economic recovery in China.\n“The concerns are over-hyped in our view, and the risk/reward trade-off today is very skewed in light of an eventual visitation and revenue recovery in Macau in the future and our view on actual risk of regulatory constraining in Macau,” Umansky said.\nHomecoming plays\nBeijing isreportedly consideringharsh penalties against Didi, from a massive fine to even a forced delisting after its IPO in June. In light of the risk of being delisted from U.S. exchanges, U.S.-traded Chinese companies are seeking so-called homecoming listings in Hong Kong. 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Tutoring companies became the latest victims asChina unveiled a banthat prevents companies that teach school curriculums from making profits, raising capital or going public.\nBeijing may also target the online gaming industry afterChinese state media branded the sector “opium”and likened it to a drug, calling for further restrictions to prevent addiction and other negative impacts on children. Shares of Tencent and NetEase plunged Tuesday.\nMeanwhile, the government is clamping down on the flood of Chinese listings in the U.S., which are overwhelmingly tech companies, while also tightening restrictions on cross-border data flows and security.\nRide-hailing app Didi’s shares dropped about 35% over the past month after Beijing launched a cybersecurity investigationand suspended new user registrations.\nStill, there are plenty of industries in China worth investing in, from electric vehicles to gaming, and Beijing should ease the regulatory pressure soon to ensure economic growth, analysts said.\n“Chinese authorities will likely balance their regulatory agenda against a desire for economic stability, and the intensity of the regulatory constraining may ease amid slower growth and market volatility,” Jean Boivin, head of BlackRock Investment Institute, said in a note.\nChina EV\nThe Chinese electric vehicle market is a secular growth safe haven after the recent regulatory constraining by the central government, according to Deutsche Bank.\nThe Wall Street firm believes that the Chinese government is making a clear push for hardware tech such as EVs, batteries, semiconductors and aerospace, while raising scrutiny of the software and internet industry.\n“China EV stocks could be one of the best relative safe havens for growth investors, and we would expect increasing fund flows, further supported by Hong Kong listings and future inclusion to SH-HK Connect mechanism,” Deutsche Bank analysts said in a note.\nNio,Xpeng and Li Autoare some of the key players in the market, the bank said.\n“The stocks (NIO, XPEV, LI) have all held in better than other U.S.-listed ADRs since the DIDI IPO ... 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Tutoring companies became the latest victims asChina unveiled a banthat prevents companies that teach school curriculums from making profits, raising capital or going public.\nBeijing may also target the online gaming industry afterChinese state media branded the sector “opium”and likened it to a drug, calling for further restrictions to prevent addiction and other negative impacts on children. Shares of Tencent and NetEase plunged Tuesday.\nMeanwhile, the government is clamping down on the flood of Chinese listings in the U.S., which are overwhelmingly tech companies, while also tightening restrictions on cross-border data flows and security.\nRide-hailing app Didi’s shares dropped about 35% over the past month after Beijing launched a cybersecurity investigationand suspended new user registrations.\nStill, there are plenty of industries in China worth investing in, from electric vehicles to gaming, and Beijing should ease the regulatory pressure soon to ensure economic growth, analysts said.\n“Chinese authorities will likely balance their regulatory agenda against a desire for economic stability, and the intensity of the regulatory constraining may ease amid slower growth and market volatility,” Jean Boivin, head of BlackRock Investment Institute, said in a note.\nChina EV\nThe Chinese electric vehicle market is a secular growth safe haven after the recent regulatory constraining by the central government, according to Deutsche Bank.\nThe Wall Street firm believes that the Chinese government is making a clear push for hardware tech such as EVs, batteries, semiconductors and aerospace, while raising scrutiny of the software and internet industry.\n“China EV stocks could be one of the best relative safe havens for growth investors, and we would expect increasing fund flows, further supported by Hong Kong listings and future inclusion to SH-HK Connect mechanism,” Deutsche Bank analysts said in a note.\nNio,Xpeng and Li Autoare some of the key players in the market, the bank said.\n“The stocks (NIO, XPEV, LI) have all held in better than other U.S.-listed ADRs since the DIDI IPO ... 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Tutoring companies became the latest victims asChina unveiled a banthat prevents companies that teach school curriculums from making profits, raising capital or going public.\nBeijing may also target the online gaming industry afterChinese state media branded the sector “opium”and likened it to a drug, calling for further restrictions to prevent addiction and other negative impacts on children. Shares of Tencent and NetEase plunged Tuesday.\nMeanwhile, the government is clamping down on the flood of Chinese listings in the U.S., which are overwhelmingly tech companies, while also tightening restrictions on cross-border data flows and security.\nRide-hailing app Didi’s shares dropped about 35% over the past month after Beijing launched a cybersecurity investigationand suspended new user registrations.\nStill, there are plenty of industries in China worth investing in, from electric vehicles to gaming, and Beijing should ease the regulatory pressure soon to ensure economic growth, analysts said.\n“Chinese authorities will likely balance their regulatory agenda against a desire for economic stability, and the intensity of the regulatory constraining may ease amid slower growth and market volatility,” Jean Boivin, head of BlackRock Investment Institute, said in a note.\nChina EV\nThe Chinese electric vehicle market is a secular growth safe haven after the recent regulatory constraining by the central government, according to Deutsche Bank.\nThe Wall Street firm believes that the Chinese government is making a clear push for hardware tech such as EVs, batteries, semiconductors and aerospace, while raising scrutiny of the software and internet industry.\n“China EV stocks could be one of the best relative safe havens for growth investors, and we would expect increasing fund flows, further supported by Hong Kong listings and future inclusion to SH-HK Connect mechanism,” Deutsche Bank analysts said in a note.\nNio,Xpeng and Li Autoare some of the key players in the market, the bank said.\n“The stocks (NIO, XPEV, LI) have all held in better than other U.S.-listed ADRs since the DIDI IPO ... 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Tutoring companies became the latest victims asChina unveiled a banthat prevents companies that teach school curriculums from making profits, raising capital or going public.\nBeijing may also target the online gaming industry afterChinese state media branded the sector “opium”and likened it to a drug, calling for further restrictions to prevent addiction and other negative impacts on children. Shares of Tencent and NetEase plunged Tuesday.\nMeanwhile, the government is clamping down on the flood of Chinese listings in the U.S., which are overwhelmingly tech companies, while also tightening restrictions on cross-border data flows and security.\nRide-hailing app Didi’s shares dropped about 35% over the past month after Beijing launched a cybersecurity investigationand suspended new user registrations.\nStill, there are plenty of industries in China worth investing in, from electric vehicles to gaming, and Beijing should ease the regulatory pressure soon to ensure economic growth, analysts said.\n“Chinese authorities will likely balance their regulatory agenda against a desire for economic stability, and the intensity of the regulatory constraining may ease amid slower growth and market volatility,” Jean Boivin, head of BlackRock Investment Institute, said in a note.\nChina EV\nThe Chinese electric vehicle market is a secular growth safe haven after the recent regulatory constraining by the central government, according to Deutsche Bank.\nThe Wall Street firm believes that the Chinese government is making a clear push for hardware tech such as EVs, batteries, semiconductors and aerospace, while raising scrutiny of the software and internet industry.\n“China EV stocks could be one of the best relative safe havens for growth investors, and we would expect increasing fund flows, further supported by Hong Kong listings and future inclusion to SH-HK Connect mechanism,” Deutsche Bank analysts said in a note.\nNio,Xpeng and Li Autoare some of the key players in the market, the bank said.\n“The stocks (NIO, XPEV, LI) have all held in better than other U.S.-listed ADRs since the DIDI IPO ... 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Tutoring companies became the latest victims asChina unveiled a banthat prevents companies that teach school curriculums from making profits, raising capital or going public.\nBeijing may also target the online gaming industry afterChinese state media branded the sector “opium”and likened it to a drug, calling for further restrictions to prevent addiction and other negative impacts on children. Shares of Tencent and NetEase plunged Tuesday.\nMeanwhile, the government is clamping down on the flood of Chinese listings in the U.S., which are overwhelmingly tech companies, while also tightening restrictions on cross-border data flows and security.\nRide-hailing app Didi’s shares dropped about 35% over the past month after Beijing launched a cybersecurity investigationand suspended new user registrations.\nStill, there are plenty of industries in China worth investing in, from electric vehicles to gaming, and Beijing should ease the regulatory pressure soon to ensure economic growth, analysts said.\n“Chinese authorities will likely balance their regulatory agenda against a desire for economic stability, and the intensity of the regulatory constraining may ease amid slower growth and market volatility,” Jean Boivin, head of BlackRock Investment Institute, said in a note.\nChina EV\nThe Chinese electric vehicle market is a secular growth safe haven after the recent regulatory constraining by the central government, according to Deutsche Bank.\nThe Wall Street firm believes that the Chinese government is making a clear push for hardware tech such as EVs, batteries, semiconductors and aerospace, while raising scrutiny of the software and internet industry.\n“China EV stocks could be one of the best relative safe havens for growth investors, and we would expect increasing fund flows, further supported by Hong Kong listings and future inclusion to SH-HK Connect mechanism,” Deutsche Bank analysts said in a note.\nNio,Xpeng and Li Autoare some of the key players in the market, the bank said.\n“The stocks (NIO, XPEV, LI) have all held in better than other U.S.-listed ADRs since the DIDI IPO ... [we] continue to believe EV companies are operationally safe from the regulatory scrutiny,” the analysts said.\nMacao gaming\nAnother Chinese industry that would be insulated from the latest bout of constraining is gaming, which investors can bet on for acoronavirus pandemicrebound, AB Bernstein said.\n“China wants an economically viable and politically healthy Macau and the gaming industry plays a role in allowing that to continue,” Bernstein’s gaming analyst Vitaly Umansky said in a note. “Gambling-related problems have been addressed for a long period of time already and do not have systemic risk implications.”\nCasino stocksLas Vegas Sands,Wynn ResortsandMelco Resorts & Entertainmenthave all tumbled about 20% in the past month on regulatory risks.MGM Resorts Internationalfell around 15% in the same period. However, Umansky said the fear is overblown and the gaming industry is set to benefit from the economic recovery in China.\n“The concerns are over-hyped in our view, and the risk/reward trade-off today is very skewed in light of an eventual visitation and revenue recovery in Macau in the future and our view on actual risk of regulatory constraining in Macau,” Umansky said.\nHomecoming plays\nBeijing isreportedly consideringharsh penalties against Didi, from a massive fine to even a forced delisting after its IPO in June. In light of the risk of being delisted from U.S. exchanges, U.S.-traded Chinese companies are seeking so-called homecoming listings in Hong Kong. Li Auto said Monday it is planning to raise as much as 15 billion Hong Kong dollars ($1.9 billion) in its Hong Kong listing.\nOne stock to buy to capitalize on the potential boom in homecoming listings is theHong Kong Exchanges and Clearing ADR and other Chinese brokers, JPMorgan analysts said.\nElsewhere, Chinese large-cap banks are poised to benefit from the shift in policy stance and a likely value rally, JPMorgan said.","news_type":1},"isVote":1,"likeStatus":false,"favoriteStatus":false,"reportStatus":false,"tweetType":1,"comments":[{"id":5429046,"gmtCreate":1628117827039,"gmtModify":1663231940826,"authorId":3573432013960035,"author":{"id":3573432013960035,"authorId":3573432013960035,"name":"Sphere","avatar":"https://static.laohu8.com/default-avatar.jpg","vip":1,"crmLevel":4,"crmLevelSwitch":0,"individualDisplayBadges":[]},"repliedAuthorId":0,"objectId":890676178,"type":1,"supId":0,"prevId":0,"content":"Hmm","text":"Hmm","html":"Hmm"}],"langContent":"EN"},{"id":890676345,"gmtCreate":1628117800687,"gmtModify":1703501368292,"author":{"id":"3577779385577340","authorId":"3577779385577340","authorIdStr":"3577779385577340","name":"要剁手了","avatar":"https://static.tigerbbs.com/406b7545b22b1d6e524e10a4d52b5bbc","vip":1,"crmLevel":2,"crmLevelSwitch":0,"idStr":"3577779385577340"},"htmlText":"Pls like, thanks&nbsp;","listText":"Pls like, thanks&nbsp;","text":"Pls like, thanks","images":[],"top":1,"highlighted":1,"essential":1,"paper":1,"likeSize":3,"commentSize":1,"repostSize":0,"link":"https://ttm.financial/post/890676345","repostId":1187165636,"repostType":4,"repost":{"id":"1187165636","pubTimestamp":1628072404,"share":"https://ttm.financial/m/news/1187165636?lang=&edition=fundamental","pubTime":"2021-08-04 18:20","market":"us","language":"en","title":"These Chinese U.S.-listed stocks could be relatively safe as Beijing constraining continues","url":"https://stock-news.laohu8.com/highlight/detail?id=1187165636","media":"cnbc","summary":"It may seem risky to hold Chinese stocks as Beijing steps up its regulatory constraining on tech and","content":"<div>\n<p>It may seem risky to hold Chinese stocks as Beijing steps up its regulatory constraining on tech and education companies, but investors should know that many high-growth names could be insulated from ...</p>\n\n<a href=\"https://www.cnbc.com/2021/08/03/these-chinese-stocks-could-be-a-safe-haven-as-beijing-cracks-down-on-us-listed-companies.html\">Web Link</a>\n\n</div>\n","source":"cnbc_highlight","collect":0,"html":"<!DOCTYPE html>\n<html>\n<head>\n<meta http-equiv=\"Content-Type\" content=\"text/html; 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Tutoring companies became the latest victims asChina unveiled a banthat prevents companies that teach school curriculums from making profits, raising capital or going public.\nBeijing may also target the online gaming industry afterChinese state media branded the sector “opium”and likened it to a drug, calling for further restrictions to prevent addiction and other negative impacts on children. Shares of Tencent and NetEase plunged Tuesday.\nMeanwhile, the government is clamping down on the flood of Chinese listings in the U.S., which are overwhelmingly tech companies, while also tightening restrictions on cross-border data flows and security.\nRide-hailing app Didi’s shares dropped about 35% over the past month after Beijing launched a cybersecurity investigationand suspended new user registrations.\nStill, there are plenty of industries in China worth investing in, from electric vehicles to gaming, and Beijing should ease the regulatory pressure soon to ensure economic growth, analysts said.\n“Chinese authorities will likely balance their regulatory agenda against a desire for economic stability, and the intensity of the regulatory constraining may ease amid slower growth and market volatility,” Jean Boivin, head of BlackRock Investment Institute, said in a note.\nChina EV\nThe Chinese electric vehicle market is a secular growth safe haven after the recent regulatory constraining by the central government, according to Deutsche Bank.\nThe Wall Street firm believes that the Chinese government is making a clear push for hardware tech such as EVs, batteries, semiconductors and aerospace, while raising scrutiny of the software and internet industry.\n“China EV stocks could be one of the best relative safe havens for growth investors, and we would expect increasing fund flows, further supported by Hong Kong listings and future inclusion to SH-HK Connect mechanism,” Deutsche Bank analysts said in a note.\nNio,Xpeng and Li Autoare some of the key players in the market, the bank said.\n“The stocks (NIO, XPEV, LI) have all held in better than other U.S.-listed ADRs since the DIDI IPO ... [we] continue to believe EV companies are operationally safe from the regulatory scrutiny,” the analysts said.\nMacao gaming\nAnother Chinese industry that would be insulated from the latest bout of constraining is gaming, which investors can bet on for acoronavirus pandemicrebound, AB Bernstein said.\n“China wants an economically viable and politically healthy Macau and the gaming industry plays a role in allowing that to continue,” Bernstein’s gaming analyst Vitaly Umansky said in a note. “Gambling-related problems have been addressed for a long period of time already and do not have systemic risk implications.”\nCasino stocksLas Vegas Sands,Wynn ResortsandMelco Resorts & Entertainmenthave all tumbled about 20% in the past month on regulatory risks.MGM Resorts Internationalfell around 15% in the same period. However, Umansky said the fear is overblown and the gaming industry is set to benefit from the economic recovery in China.\n“The concerns are over-hyped in our view, and the risk/reward trade-off today is very skewed in light of an eventual visitation and revenue recovery in Macau in the future and our view on actual risk of regulatory constraining in Macau,” Umansky said.\nHomecoming plays\nBeijing isreportedly consideringharsh penalties against Didi, from a massive fine to even a forced delisting after its IPO in June. In light of the risk of being delisted from U.S. exchanges, U.S.-traded Chinese companies are seeking so-called homecoming listings in Hong Kong. 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Tutoring companies became the latest victims asChina unveiled a banthat prevents companies that teach school curriculums from making profits, raising capital or going public.\nBeijing may also target the online gaming industry afterChinese state media branded the sector “opium”and likened it to a drug, calling for further restrictions to prevent addiction and other negative impacts on children. Shares of Tencent and NetEase plunged Tuesday.\nMeanwhile, the government is clamping down on the flood of Chinese listings in the U.S., which are overwhelmingly tech companies, while also tightening restrictions on cross-border data flows and security.\nRide-hailing app Didi’s shares dropped about 35% over the past month after Beijing launched a cybersecurity investigationand suspended new user registrations.\nStill, there are plenty of industries in China worth investing in, from electric vehicles to gaming, and Beijing should ease the regulatory pressure soon to ensure economic growth, analysts said.\n“Chinese authorities will likely balance their regulatory agenda against a desire for economic stability, and the intensity of the regulatory constraining may ease amid slower growth and market volatility,” Jean Boivin, head of BlackRock Investment Institute, said in a note.\nChina EV\nThe Chinese electric vehicle market is a secular growth safe haven after the recent regulatory constraining by the central government, according to Deutsche Bank.\nThe Wall Street firm believes that the Chinese government is making a clear push for hardware tech such as EVs, batteries, semiconductors and aerospace, while raising scrutiny of the software and internet industry.\n“China EV stocks could be one of the best relative safe havens for growth investors, and we would expect increasing fund flows, further supported by Hong Kong listings and future inclusion to SH-HK Connect mechanism,” Deutsche Bank analysts said in a note.\nNio,Xpeng and Li Autoare some of the key players in the market, the bank said.\n“The stocks (NIO, XPEV, LI) have all held in better than other U.S.-listed ADRs since the DIDI IPO ... [we] continue to believe EV companies are operationally safe from the regulatory scrutiny,” the analysts said.\nMacao gaming\nAnother Chinese industry that would be insulated from the latest bout of constraining is gaming, which investors can bet on for acoronavirus pandemicrebound, AB Bernstein said.\n“China wants an economically viable and politically healthy Macau and the gaming industry plays a role in allowing that to continue,” Bernstein’s gaming analyst Vitaly Umansky said in a note. “Gambling-related problems have been addressed for a long period of time already and do not have systemic risk implications.”\nCasino stocksLas Vegas Sands,Wynn ResortsandMelco Resorts & Entertainmenthave all tumbled about 20% in the past month on regulatory risks.MGM Resorts Internationalfell around 15% in the same period. However, Umansky said the fear is overblown and the gaming industry is set to benefit from the economic recovery in China.\n“The concerns are over-hyped in our view, and the risk/reward trade-off today is very skewed in light of an eventual visitation and revenue recovery in Macau in the future and our view on actual risk of regulatory constraining in Macau,” Umansky said.\nHomecoming plays\nBeijing isreportedly consideringharsh penalties against Didi, from a massive fine to even a forced delisting after its IPO in June. In light of the risk of being delisted from U.S. exchanges, U.S.-traded Chinese companies are seeking so-called homecoming listings in Hong Kong. Li Auto said Monday it is planning to raise as much as 15 billion Hong Kong dollars ($1.9 billion) in its Hong Kong listing.\nOne stock to buy to capitalize on the potential boom in homecoming listings is theHong Kong Exchanges and Clearing ADR and other Chinese brokers, JPMorgan analysts said.\nElsewhere, Chinese large-cap banks are poised to benefit from the shift in policy stance and a likely value rally, JPMorgan said.","news_type":1},"isVote":1,"likeStatus":false,"favoriteStatus":false,"reportStatus":false,"tweetType":1,"comments":[{"id":5457776,"gmtCreate":1628374172389,"gmtModify":1663232066335,"authorId":3567307840510045,"author":{"id":3567307840510045,"authorId":3567307840510045,"name":"JeremyKok","avatar":"https://static.tigerbbs.com/01b03a485f83b6b2615fad8ac9b87bf4","vip":1,"currentWearingBadge":{"badgeId":"7a9f168ff73447fe856ed6c938b61789-1","templateUuid":"7a9f168ff73447fe856ed6c938b61789","name":"Knowledgeable Investor","description":"Traded more than 10 stocks","bigImgUrl":"https://static.tigerbbs.com/e74cc24115c4fbae6154ec1b1041bf47","smallImgUrl":"https://static.tigerbbs.com/d48265cbfd97c57f9048db29f22227b0","grayImgUrl":"https://static.tigerbbs.com/76c6d6898b073c77e1c537ebe9ac1c57","redirectLinkEnabled":0,"hasAllocated":1,"isWearing":1,"stampPosition":0,"hasStamp":0,"allocationCount":1,"allocatedDate":"2021.12.21","individualDisplayEnabled":0,"individualDisplaySort":0,"categoryType":1102},"crmLevel":5,"crmLevelSwitch":0,"individualDisplayBadges":[]},"repliedAuthorId":0,"objectId":890678598,"type":1,"supId":0,"prevId":0,"content":"hi. please like and comment back. thank you.","text":"hi. please like and comment back. thank you.","html":"hi. please like and comment back. thank you."}],"langContent":"EN"}],"hasMoreComments":true,"newsSizeData":{"likeSize":1196,"commentSize":551,"repostSize":0,"favoriteSize":1,"likeStatus":false,"favoriteStatus":false}}