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Alibaba, China Banks, Insurance Companies , and Funky Subsidies: The Fairytale Lure of China’s Stock Market $HSI(HSI)$  $CSI300(000300.SH)$  $Direxion Daily FTSE China Bear 3X Shares(YANG)$  $Direxion Daily FTSE China Bull 3X Shares(YINN)$  $TENCENT(00700)$  This article is written by Shernice, if you like my article, please hit the like button or do a repost.  Some investors are totally smitten with China stocks, especially darlings like Alibaba, Chinese insurance companies and the big 4 Chinese banks. They’re all excited, thinking that 3

The recent rebound in Tencent's ( $TENCENT(00700)$ ) stock, driven by the company's share repurchase program, might appear tempting at first glance. However, the implications of being added to the U.S. Department of Defense's 1260H list should not be underestimated. While Tencent is currently not on the Commerce Department's sanctions list, the possibility of it happening in the future could lead to severe consequences. Being placed on the Commerce Department's sanctions list would mean U.S. companies would need export licenses to engage with Tencent, significantly limiting its access to crucial American technology and software. This could disrupt supply chains, increase operational costs, and potentially hinder technological innovation at Tence

China's Blue-Chip Stocks Offer Attractive Valuations: Buy Baba, JD, Tencent, Ping An, and BOC? China is already grappling with significant domestic challenges: a local debt crisis and a property market in turmoil. However, the looming impact of heightened tariffs presents an even graver concern. While many investors remain optimistic about Chinese stocks—betting on a "bazooka" stimulus from Beijing to revitalize the economy—it’s vital to consider the broader risks, particularly political ones. Stocks like Alibaba and JD have reported solid profits with low price-to-earnings ratios, and major Chinese banks such as Bank of China and Ping An Bank offer appealing dividends and seem fundamentally robust. However, this perspective often overlooks the risks posed by geopolitical tensions and

🌟🌟🌟I am super excited that the Singapore Exchange (SGX) has just launched 5 Hong Kong SDRs  on October 30.    SDR stands for Singapore Depository Receipt.  A SDR is a financial instrument that allows investors to gain ownership in a foreign stock while trading on the SGX. The 5 Hong Kong SDRs are Tencent, Alibaba, BYD, HSBC and Bank of China.   These 5 SDRs are mega cap companies and are market leaders in their respective industries. Tencent $Tencent HK SDR 10to1(HTCD.SI)$ is one of China's largest technology companies that develops innovative products and services. These includes video games, social networks, music, Web portals, ECommerce, mobile games, Internet services, payment services, sma

🪙🪙🪙 What’s your TwoCents’ worth? Don’t hold back, I’m expecting insights so sharp they could outtrade Tencent itself. Let’s see if your two cents can grow into a full ten. Happy Friday! Cheers, BC 🍀🍀🍀 @NightMorph

Replying to @Barcode:You sure now how to entice a Tiger to comment. Duan Yongpingnis a man after my own heart. In reviewing the companies he has invested in, I think that there is plenty of potential for long term growth. It's a smart move, and one that other investors could follow. Prices seem like a bargain atm.//@Barcode:🪙🪙🪙 What’s your TwoCents’ worth? Don’t hold back, I’m expecting insights so sharp they could outtrade Tencent itself. Let’s see if your two cents can grow into a full ten. Happy Friday! Cheers, BC 🍀🍀🍀 @NightMorph

As the U.S. accelerates efforts to decouple from China, the global economy stands at a crossroads. Can the U.S. truly reduce its reliance on Chinese manufacturing and supply chains without significantly raising costs for businesses and consumers? The Decoupling Dilemma Decoupling sounds straightforward—shift supply chains, invest in local manufacturing, and rely on allied nations. But the reality is more complex: Cost Pressures: Products sourced from alternative regions often come at a higher cost due to less-developed infrastructure and higher labor expenses. Time Lag: Building new supply chains takes years, during which businesses risk shortages and production delays. Consumer Impact: Higher costs often translate to pricier goods, fueling domestic inflation—a politically sensitive issue

Replying to @Barcode:Lots of upside potential especially with buy backs. I need to learn more about Asian markets before O fully comment. Cheers for the tag BC 🤑🍀😎//@Barcode:🪙🪙🪙 What’s your TwoCents’ worth? Don’t hold back, I’m expecting insights so sharp they could outtrade Tencent itself. Let’s see if your two cents can grow into a full ten. Happy Friday! Cheers, BC 🍀🍀🍀 @NightMorph

I opened $TCH.HK 20250328 380.00 PUT$  ,Selling a put as I believe the selling of tencent  as a result of its inclusion by the US among companies aiding the US military is overdone. The Chinese government will likely do what it can to support Chinese companies that is aiding it's military if the allegations by the US government is true. To me, the lower price presents a good adding opportunity 

After the Hong Kong stock market closed on November 13, $TENCENT(00700)$ announced its 24Q3 earnings.Q2 release did give a lot of surprises, investors' expectations of Tencent began to pull up, so also counted on Q3 results continue to be good expectations.In addition to the overall rebound of Chinese assets at the end of Q3, Tencent is now also becoming. Q3 earnings report is not too much of a surprise, but it is also "expected", at this stage of the environment, Tencent's performance is still noteworthy.Key Takeaways:Overall margins continued to rise steadily, with strong cash flow, also supporting further shareholder returns;Games maintained the rebound trend, with domestic games surprising more, older games resuming growth again, and the indu