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XTC19
1 year ago

There are many promising companies in China, including technology. Tencent and Alibaba are for example two classics.

The problem: The company’s perspective is only second. The party or the state always comes to place 1. If a company falls in disgrace – Alibaba was already affected – then it will be very limited in his possibility. In the worst case, it could also happen that a company is nationalized from today to tomorrow.

The political risk is omnipresent in China and should not be underestimated. Therefore, Chinese companies are usually significantly cheaper than comparable companies from the USA.

XTC19
1 year ago
Reply to  Tizian83sksk

This will certainly try and there are voices that China sooner or later overtakes the USA. I don’t know. But even if this is the case, it does not necessarily mean that you profit as an investor. The state possibilities are unlimited and not comparable to a democratic state.

iq1000
1 year ago

I can’t say anything to India. The market seems to be based on the US market, but there are also futures and options. An acquaintance of me specializes in, but I admit that I don’t care.

In China, the market is “controlled” much by the state, in a very incompetent way, as it is expected from there.

For BYD it’s too late (Buffett started in 2008), I had NIO once. I don’t think much of it.