Tag: china
Analysts have a neutral view of Alibaba (BABA) going into 2022. They see revenue across all business lines slowing from pandemic levels. But growth rates are still strong, and new business lines are just in their infancy. The negativity among analysts is palatable. Longer term, they maybe overdone.
- 9.08.2021
- Categories: Analytics, AVC Pro Subscription, News
- Tags: china, EV, Infrastructure, US
As part of the US infrastructure bill, EV charging stations will get some government support. Its not enough, and private investment will lead the development of a huge network of EV charging ports.
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- 5.08.2021
- Categories: Analytics, Investing basics, Investment ideas
- Tags: china, Fintech, Tech
- 17.01.2021
- Categories: Investment ideas, News, Personal finance
- Tags: bitcoin, china, ETFs, OZON, Russell 2000, russia, Seasonality, SPCE
- 4.12.2020
- Categories: Analytics, AVC Pro Subscription, Investment ideas, Personal finance
- Tags: china, COVID, Stoc
Domestic Chinese travel has recovered to levels seen before COVID. A recovery of Asian travel is likely to follow. Two stocks stand to revalue on an increase in mobility trends.
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- 3.08.2020
- Categories: Investment ideas, Personal finance
- Tags: $VNM, china, COVID, Gold, oil, Rubles, SLV, usd
- 29.05.2020
US and China tensions are beginning to boil over after China passed a plan to increase its security presence in Hong Kong.
The US State Department no longer considers Hong Kong to have significant autonomy and now threatens to revoke the special current special status it enjoys.
Which US listed companies derive large amounts of revenue from Hong Kong and China? We look at how changes affect these companies and the indexes they comprise.
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- 12.02.2015
- Categories: Analytics
- Tags: asia, china, europe, greece, market review, market trends, usa
We are through the first month of 2015 and the market is trading very differently this year as compared to last year, ever since the Fed turned off their printing presses. Volatility has been elevated since January 1st and investors really don’t know which way to push stocks since they are fairly to fully priced …