Despite these developments, there are still areas of the market where investors can find opportunity. Here's how investors should trade Chinese stocks amid these tensions, according to analysts.Investment bank Morgan Stanley recommends being overweight on Chinese A-shares, or shares that are traded on mainland indexes. Valuations within those stocks have tended to dip the least in response to U.S.-China tensions, said the investment bank.
MSCI China has A-shares in the index, but also includes H-shares — which are traded on the Hong Kong exchange — as well as U.S.-listed Chinese companies.The Senate bill passed last month could essentially ban many Chinese companies from listing on U.S. exchanges. Morgan Stanley warned investors about companies with high foreign ownership but are not eligible for secondary listings in Hong Kong.
Some real new for change . It will be very refreshing for for people to see some truth :) Worth listening (reading).
Sell the Chinese stocks. Buy American Blue chips...
Sell.
The Chinese they should take a good step to make sure there economy stands
Step one: buy
The answer is you don’t.
How? Is to trash them! Garbage! buyInUSA
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