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04-18

Avoid Altogether – Too Risky, Even in HK:
Delisting is just one symptom of a deeper problem: persistent regulatory unpredictability and political risk. Whether it’s ADRs or HK listings, the underlying issues remain the same—opaque governance, sudden crackdowns, and limited shareholder protections. Moving to the HK market might dodge the SEC, but not Beijing. Investor confidence has been damaged, and capital continues to flee. Even local institutions are cautious. Until China’s policy direction becomes clearer, it's smarter to avoid these stocks entirely. Global opportunities abound—why chase returns in a high-risk zone? Capital preservation comes first.

HKD Strengthens: Can China Stocks' Rally Continue?
On May 7, the Governor of the People's Bank of China, Pan Gongsheng, announced a 0.5 percentage point RRR cut, injecting approximately 1 trillion yuan of long-term liquidity into the market. A package of policies to support financing for SMEs will be launched soon. Chinese assets surged in response to these favorable policies. Some believe that Chinese concept stocks are still at low levels, as major tech stocks remain undervalued. Are you bullish on China stocks continued rally? Are they still undervalued or not? How will stronger HKD affect HK stock market?
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