China 🇨🇳 strengthens stock market trading - Good or Bad News?
Another big news for China market, again and again after every rally. [Surprised] [Surprised] [Surprised] China's Cabinet vowed to tighten stock listing criteria and urged companies to improve corporate governance in new guidelines released on Friday, the latest effort to support the nation's equity market.
According to the statement, the State Council will ensure“high quality development”of listed companies, crack down on illegal share sales and strengthen the supervision of dividend payouts. It will also promote the entry of medium- to long-term funds into the market.
The measures come as the equity market has struggled to extend a nascent rebound, with the CSI 300 Index falling for the seventh session on Friday.
Personally, I think such measure will continue to pressure the Chinese stocks but this measure might be positive for long term horizon. For such, I am generally bearish for Chinese stocks in short term.
The leader $Alibaba(BABA)$
Similar to BABA and all other Chinese stocks, $Bilibili Inc.(BILI)$
A disappointed case for PDD, despite a great earnings, the stock gapped up and pulled back continuously after the earnings. It reaches EMA200 support now. If we ignore all the bad news and noises in the market, and purely focus on technical trading, I am $Pinduoduo Inc.(PDD)$
Basically, similar analysis to other hot Chinese stocks like $JD.com(JD)$
In conclusion, China has issued an unprecedented set of policy guidelines to push for transparency, security, risk-management and vibrancy in the country's US$9 trillion stock market, sketching out a view of what the world's second-largest capital market could look like by the middle of the century as Beijing solidifies its goal of becoming a financial superpower.
How do you interpret this policy? Do you support or against it? Are you still holding Chinese stocks?
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- blinxz·04-15🤔 I think this new policy from China is an interesting development.LikeReport
- Jerryoic·04-15goodLikeReport