Second, Pinduoduo does not pay dividends, meaning it does not provide direct returns to shareholders through cash payouts. This makes it less attractive for investors like me who prioritize income-generating assets or companies that share profits with their investors.
Lastly, the stock is currently trading at a relatively high price, which might not justify its valuation considering the risks and market conditions. This premium pricing creates concerns about overpaying for the stock, especially in a sector as competitive as e-commerce.
For these reasons, I will adopt a wait-and-see approach and reassess my decision after the company reports its earnings and the market reaction provides a clearer picture of its performance and outlook.
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