Best Time To Invest In China Stocks. WHY?

Best Time To Invest In China Stocks. WHY? Is it worth investing in China Stocks right now? What should you know about China stocks investment and the Chinese government's new policies? I will analyze both China giants and smaller but fast-growing firms and tell you if it is the right time to invest in China Stocks.

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Alibaba - one of the world’s largest online retailer is also home to China’s dominant cloud computing business, and myriad others. Before the derailment of Ant’s IPO last fall, it traded at 30 times earnings; today, it’s closer to 15 times next year’s earnings, and has $73 billion in cash. That’s a fraction of what Amazon.com trades at, even though the two e-commerce giants both earned about $22 billion in fiscal 2020—and Alibaba’s sales are growing faster.

Tencent is another company that is worth your attention. It has fallen 30% in the past six months but the company’s core mobile-gaming business is under less competitive threat than Alibaba’s core business. Unlike Alibaba and other big internet companies, Tencent, whose WeChat app has more than a billion users, is never listed in the U.S., and it has a record of being proactive in addressing government concerns. For example, it recently introduced a one-hour limit for children under the age of 12 on their games and limits in-game purchases. The impact of the crackdown aimed at younger gamers should be limited, since minors made up just 0.3% of gaming revenue in the second quarter.
There are risks, though: Its advertising business could be hurt if the economy slows, and as regulation dampens the cutthroat competitiveness that fueled some ad spending. Tencent is also a stealth venture capitalist, with successful investments in the likes of JD.com (JD) and Meituan, businesses whose valuations are also under pressure.

U.S. investors have largely focused on China’s tech giants, but given the situation today, there are better options. I gathered the top five fast-growing China stocks you should check. These are Li Auto stock, Nio stock, BYD stock, Sohu stock and Weibo stock.

Li Auto is one of several Chinese electric vehicle makers that trade in the U.S., competing with each other and Tesla. The next firm is BYD Stock. is the biggest pure-play Chinese EV maker, making electric cars and buses, as well as many hybrids. It's also a major EV battery maker.

Weibo stock is a popular social media firm, often compared to Twitter. After a tough 2020 due to the pandemic, growth is roaring back. Weibo earnings rose 90% in the latest quarter with revenue up 42%, both accelerating for the past two quarters.

How to minimize individual China stock risks? The answer is - via China ETFs. Another advantage of buying ETFs is that a growing number of Chinese companies are listing in Hong Kong or Shanghai, instead of or in addition to the U.S. KraneShares CSI China Internet ETF tracks major Chinese internet companies. Many Chinese stock holdings in the KWEB ETF are U.S.-listed or traded, such as Alibaba stock, JD.com, Tencent, Pinduoduo and Bilibili, but KWEB also holds companies listed on Chinese markets. Direxion Daily FTSE China Bull is a three-times levered ETF of the 50 largest companies listed in Hong Kong, including Alibaba, JD.com and Tencent stock, but its biggest weights are in financials. The Direxion Daily FTSE China Bear is a three-times levered ETF shorting Hong Kong's biggest companies.


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