Over the past two years, Chinese assets have been like a roller coaster—plunging all the way down, but in doing so, catching the eyes of global investors once again.Valuation recovery story: A-shares went through a prolonged compression, and today their overall P/E ratios have dropped to historical lows, like “quality goods on sale.”The Hong Kong label: The Hang Seng Index and Hang Seng Tech Index still carry the title of “the world’s cheapest market,” cheap enough to make investors take a second look.Smart money in motion: Southbound capital continues to pour in, with ETFs like Hang Seng China Enterprises (HSCEI) and Hang Seng Tech repeatedly hitting record turnover. Beneath the noise lies opportunity.Policy momentum: From growth stabilization to capital market reforms, policy has acted a
Pop Mart Defies the Falling Trend & Rebounds! Eyeing HK$300?
JPMorgan sharply cut its target price for Pop Mart from HK$400 to HK$300. Then the stock dips till $252 and rebounded yesterday despite HK market decline? 1. Do you think Pop Mart can maintain investor excitement without near-term major catalysts? 2. Will Labubu & Friends and interactive toys meaningfully expand Pop Mart’s IP value? 3. At what price level would you consider Pop Mart a buy?
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