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President Trump has signed an executive order that temporarily suspends the "sell or ban" law for the short-video social media platform TikTok for the next 75 days. However, he also threatened that if China does not approve the transaction agreement regarding the app, he will impose high tariffs on China. Trump stated that the U.S. "should have the right to own 50% of TikTok," and that if China refuses to reach an agreement, he is "sure" he can impose tariffs on China, with rates ranging from 25%, 30%, 40%, 50%, or even 100%.Trump added, "If I don't make this deal, TikTok will be worth nothing. If I do make the deal, TikTok could be worth a trillion dollars."The fate of TikTok is bound to remain a political focal point between the U.S. and China. While Trump has threatened to impose additi

Happy CNY our turn to the moon from 2025

Yeah to the moon! HSI green dragon will come

Li Auto, which has always had an ambiguous attitude towards expanding overseas and prioritized focusing on the domestic market, has finally pressed the fast-forward button for going abroad, with its first stop being the backyard of BBA—Germany. On January 17, Li Auto held the opening ceremony of its German R&D center in Munich, marking its first overseas R&D center and a significant step towards globalized research and development. At the beginning of January this year, Chairman Li Xiang stated in his social media circle, "Starting in 2025, Li Auto vehicles will increasingly appear on roads around the world, bearing different countries' license plates and traveling in various corners of the world." "Facing 2030, an excellent Chinese technology company certainly cannot only serve Ch

$TENCENT Tencent will regain HKd400 in coming CNY rally.  

As the Hang Seng Index (HSI) climbs back to the psychologically significant 20,000-point level, investors are asking a critical question: Is this the start of a Chinese New Year (CNY) rally for China stocks? Historically, CNY marks a period of optimism in the Chinese markets, fueled by consumer spending, positive sentiment, and policy easing. But will this year deliver the same magic for investors? 1. The Significance of 20,000 on HSI The HSI’s return to 20,000 is more than just a milestone—it reflects a shift in market sentiment. After a challenging year of regulatory pressures, weak global demand, and geopolitical uncertainties, the rebound suggests that investors are regaining confidence in the Chinese economy and equity markets. 2. Policy Tailwinds and Economic Recovery China’s governm

JD.com $JD-SW(09618)$ has seen an impressive 20% price surge over the past five days, driven by a combination of positive developments, including a rating upgrade, a higher price target from Jefferies Group, and strategic initiatives like its new aquaculture project and app features. This rally has sparked interest among investors, raising the question of whether the stock still holds further upside potential. Recent news in JD.com JD.com received a rating upgrade from Jefferies Group last week, driven by its strong Q4 performance. Jefferies also increased its price target for the company by 33%, raising it from $45 to $60. In other developments, JD.com partnered with a government-operated technology firm to establish an aquaculture farm in Guang

Alibaba Stock Rips Higher As China Vows Serious Stimulus, But Is BABA Stock A Buy Now? FacebookXLinkedIn KEN SHREVE 07:35 AM ET 12/09/2024 Alibaba stock was up sharply in premarket trading Monday after China vowed to ramp up policy stimulus in 2025 to reignite growth. The comments came before the start of the Central Economic Work Conference, which will set specific policy intentions in 2025. Alibaba (BABA) broke out powerfully in September after China announced stimulus measures to help an economy that's been slow to recover. But Alibaba stock recently pulled back more than 25% off its high. On several occasions, the declines came in higher volume, a sign of at least some institutional selling. That means overhead supply could be a headwind for Alibaba stock as it tries to rally toward hi

China's economy expanded by 5.4% in the fourth quarter, exceeding the market's expectation, as a flurry of stimulus measures powered the economy to meet Beijing's growth target. That last-quarter sprint helped lift China's full-year GDP growth to 5.0% in 2024, in line with the official target of "around 5%."

Gazing into my magic 8 ball I predict the adrs will perform better in the coming weeks bouancy around the holidays to shore up their holdings should see positive movement⭐

 China's GDP $BABA $FXI grew by 5% in 2024, meeting expectations as stimulus measures took effect, according to the Financial Times. Growth accelerated from 4.6% in Q3 and 4.7% in Q2 of 2024.

This week, Hong Kong stocks saw a strong rebound, with the $HSI(HSI)$ rising 2.73% over the week.Key Data and Market Reactions On Friday, the U.S. Labor Department reported that 256,000 jobs were added in December, far exceeding the market's expectation of 165,000. The unemployment rate dropped from 4.2% in November to 4.1%. This led to speculation that the Fed may delay interest rate cuts, which caused a drop in U.S. stocks and negatively impacted the Hong Kong market.On Wednesday, the U.S. December CPI showed a 2.9% year-on-year increase, matching expectations. Core CPI, which had been rising for months, showed signs of slowing down. The market now anticipates the Fed might cut rates by July, earlier than the previous forecast of September.Positi

AsianFin -- Chinese smartphone market shipped 285 million units in 2024, marking a recovery with a modest 4% year-on-year increase after two consecutive years of decline, the latest research by Canalys shows. Vivo emerged as the market leader for the year, holding a 17% market share with 49.3 million units shipped. Huawei ranked second, shipping 46.0 million units and posting an impressive 37% year-on-year surge. Apple, OPPO, and HONOR followed in third, fourth, and fifth place, each securing a 15% market share, underscoring the fierce competition in the market. In Q4 2024, shipments by all smartphone manufacturers hit 77.4 million units, up 5% year-on-year, driven by the high-end peak season, government subsidies, and year-end promotions. Apple retained its leading pos

$JD.com(JD)$ Bullish has led the transformation trend of China's e-commerce with its strong logistics infrastructure and innovative retail model. Through the in-depth application of intelligent technology and precise consumer insights, the company continues to expand its influence in the fields of medical care, smart home and cross-border e-commerce. Expect to rise.

As Chinese New Year approaches, major banks are expressing optimism about a potential rally in Chinese assets, fueled by anticipated economic recovery and improved investor sentiment. For instance, JPMorgan projects a significant reversal in Chinese stocks by the end of January, perhaps due to potential catalysts such as relaxed COVID-19 restrictions, improving consumer sentiment, and government support for key sectors. Similarly, Goldman Sachs forecasts a robust 20% increase in the Chinese stock market this year, buoyed by expectations of economic reopening and favorable policy measures. HSBC has also weighed in, maintaining a positive outlook for Hong Kong stocks. However, it’s essential to approach these forecasts with a balanced perspective. Personally, while I recognize the potential

$NIO Inc.(NIO)$   NIO 2025 Outlook: Navigating China's Policies and Global Dynamics As we step into 2025, NIO, a leading Chinese EV manufacturer, stands at a crucial juncture. With increasing competition in the global electric vehicle market, evolving domestic policies, and geopolitical tensions influencing investor sentiment, the road ahead for NIO is both challenging and full of opportunities. This article delves into NIO's 2025 outlook, the impact of China's policies, and the potential influence of the upcoming Trump inauguration on global market dynamics, particularly concerning China. NIO's 2025 Outlook: A Year of Strategic Transformation NIO has been a pioneer in the premium EV market, standing out with innovations such as batt

It is without doubt China's market has potential to rally in near future (Q1) given a series of both international movements and domestic economic stimulus released in recent weeks. Furthermore, there is room for more targeted economic moves if needed. Optimistic on China's Market and progressively increasing investments where good opportunities arise. 😁

Li Auto, which has always had an ambiguous attitude towards expanding overseas and prioritized focusing on the domestic market, has finally pressed the fast-forward button for going abroad, with its first stop being the backyard of BBA—Germany. On January 17, Li Auto held the opening ceremony of its German R&D center in Munich, marking its first overseas R&D center and a significant step towards globalized research and development. At the beginning of January this year, Chairman Li Xiang stated in his social media circle, "Starting in 2025, Li Auto vehicles will increasingly appear on roads around the world, bearing different countries' license plates and traveling in various corners of the world." "Facing 2030, an excellent Chinese technology company certainly cannot only serve Ch

JD.com $JD-SW(09618)$ has seen an impressive 20% price surge over the past five days, driven by a combination of positive developments, including a rating upgrade, a higher price target from Jefferies Group, and strategic initiatives like its new aquaculture project and app features. This rally has sparked interest among investors, raising the question of whether the stock still holds further upside potential. Recent news in JD.com JD.com received a rating upgrade from Jefferies Group last week, driven by its strong Q4 performance. Jefferies also increased its price target for the company by 33%, raising it from $45 to $60. In other developments, JD.com partnered with a government-operated technology firm to establish an aquaculture farm in Guang

As the Hang Seng Index (HSI) climbs back to the psychologically significant 20,000-point level, investors are asking a critical question: Is this the start of a Chinese New Year (CNY) rally for China stocks? Historically, CNY marks a period of optimism in the Chinese markets, fueled by consumer spending, positive sentiment, and policy easing. But will this year deliver the same magic for investors? 1. The Significance of 20,000 on HSI The HSI’s return to 20,000 is more than just a milestone—it reflects a shift in market sentiment. After a challenging year of regulatory pressures, weak global demand, and geopolitical uncertainties, the rebound suggests that investors are regaining confidence in the Chinese economy and equity markets. 2. Policy Tailwinds and Economic Recovery China’s governm

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Alibaba Stock Rips Higher As China Vows Serious Stimulus, But Is BABA Stock A Buy Now? FacebookXLinkedIn KEN SHREVE 07:35 AM ET 12/09/2024 Alibaba stock was up sharply in premarket trading Monday after China vowed to ramp up policy stimulus in 2025 to reignite growth. The comments came before the start of the Central Economic Work Conference, which will set specific policy intentions in 2025. Alibaba (BABA) broke out powerfully in September after China announced stimulus measures to help an economy that's been slow to recover. But Alibaba stock recently pulled back more than 25% off its high. On several occasions, the declines came in higher volume, a sign of at least some institutional selling. That means overhead supply could be a headwind for Alibaba stock as it tries to rally toward hi

President Trump has signed an executive order that temporarily suspends the "sell or ban" law for the short-video social media platform TikTok for the next 75 days. However, he also threatened that if China does not approve the transaction agreement regarding the app, he will impose high tariffs on China. Trump stated that the U.S. "should have the right to own 50% of TikTok," and that if China refuses to reach an agreement, he is "sure" he can impose tariffs on China, with rates ranging from 25%, 30%, 40%, 50%, or even 100%.Trump added, "If I don't make this deal, TikTok will be worth nothing. If I do make the deal, TikTok could be worth a trillion dollars."The fate of TikTok is bound to remain a political focal point between the U.S. and China. While Trump has threatened to impose additi

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Happy CNY our turn to the moon from 2025

Yeah to the moon! HSI green dragon will come

This week, Hong Kong stocks saw a strong rebound, with the $HSI(HSI)$ rising 2.73% over the week.Key Data and Market Reactions On Friday, the U.S. Labor Department reported that 256,000 jobs were added in December, far exceeding the market's expectation of 165,000. The unemployment rate dropped from 4.2% in November to 4.1%. This led to speculation that the Fed may delay interest rate cuts, which caused a drop in U.S. stocks and negatively impacted the Hong Kong market.On Wednesday, the U.S. December CPI showed a 2.9% year-on-year increase, matching expectations. Core CPI, which had been rising for months, showed signs of slowing down. The market now anticipates the Fed might cut rates by July, earlier than the previous forecast of September.Positi

$TENCENT Tencent will regain HKd400 in coming CNY rally.  

AsianFin -- Chinese smartphone market shipped 285 million units in 2024, marking a recovery with a modest 4% year-on-year increase after two consecutive years of decline, the latest research by Canalys shows. Vivo emerged as the market leader for the year, holding a 17% market share with 49.3 million units shipped. Huawei ranked second, shipping 46.0 million units and posting an impressive 37% year-on-year surge. Apple, OPPO, and HONOR followed in third, fourth, and fifth place, each securing a 15% market share, underscoring the fierce competition in the market. In Q4 2024, shipments by all smartphone manufacturers hit 77.4 million units, up 5% year-on-year, driven by the high-end peak season, government subsidies, and year-end promotions. Apple retained its leading pos

China's economy expanded by 5.4% in the fourth quarter, exceeding the market's expectation, as a flurry of stimulus measures powered the economy to meet Beijing's growth target. That last-quarter sprint helped lift China's full-year GDP growth to 5.0% in 2024, in line with the official target of "around 5%."

As Chinese New Year approaches, major banks are expressing optimism about a potential rally in Chinese assets, fueled by anticipated economic recovery and improved investor sentiment. For instance, JPMorgan projects a significant reversal in Chinese stocks by the end of January, perhaps due to potential catalysts such as relaxed COVID-19 restrictions, improving consumer sentiment, and government support for key sectors. Similarly, Goldman Sachs forecasts a robust 20% increase in the Chinese stock market this year, buoyed by expectations of economic reopening and favorable policy measures. HSBC has also weighed in, maintaining a positive outlook for Hong Kong stocks. However, it’s essential to approach these forecasts with a balanced perspective. Personally, while I recognize the potential

Gazing into my magic 8 ball I predict the adrs will perform better in the coming weeks bouancy around the holidays to shore up their holdings should see positive movement⭐

$JD.com(JD)$ Bullish has led the transformation trend of China's e-commerce with its strong logistics infrastructure and innovative retail model. Through the in-depth application of intelligent technology and precise consumer insights, the company continues to expand its influence in the fields of medical care, smart home and cross-border e-commerce. Expect to rise.

 China's GDP $BABA $FXI grew by 5% in 2024, meeting expectations as stimulus measures took effect, according to the Financial Times. Growth accelerated from 4.6% in Q3 and 4.7% in Q2 of 2024.

$NIO Inc.(NIO)$   NIO 2025 Outlook: Navigating China's Policies and Global Dynamics As we step into 2025, NIO, a leading Chinese EV manufacturer, stands at a crucial juncture. With increasing competition in the global electric vehicle market, evolving domestic policies, and geopolitical tensions influencing investor sentiment, the road ahead for NIO is both challenging and full of opportunities. This article delves into NIO's 2025 outlook, the impact of China's policies, and the potential influence of the upcoming Trump inauguration on global market dynamics, particularly concerning China. NIO's 2025 Outlook: A Year of Strategic Transformation NIO has been a pioneer in the premium EV market, standing out with innovations such as batt

🌟🌟🌟I am optimistic about Chinese A stocks as the Chinese authorities have released a series of stimulus package to revive the slowing economy.   Also with the week long Lunar New Year holiday, there will be a sharp rise in consumer spending and tourism. At the current level, the Chinese A stocks are undervalued and oversold compared to the US markets. Now would be a great opportunity to get into the Chinese markets before they take off to the moon.  @Tiger_comments  @TigerClub  @TigerStars