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Super Micro Computer
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NVIDIA
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Tesla
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MicroStrategy
-- 381.080 MARA
MARA Holdings
-- 24.335 
Wall Street Gets Increasingly Bullish on China
$Alibaba (BABA.US)$ $NIO Inc (NIO.US)$ $Baidu (BIDU.US)$ China's battered stocks present a buying opportunity, as most of the headwinds facing the country's economy are now priced in, according to Goldman Sachs Group Inc.
"Although risks around the Chinese growth outlook remain due to the zero-tolerance Covid-19 policies and regulatory tightening, Chinese equity markets already reflect some of those risks, offer attractive valuations and continue to be underinvested," $Goldman Sachs (GS.US)$ strategists led by Christian Mueller-Glissmann wrote in a note dated Monday.
The MSCI China index has slumped 21% this year, missing out on a rally that pushed U.S. and European benchmarks to records, amid a regulatory crackdown on technology giants, woes in the real estate sector and a slowing economy. A Bloomberg index of property stocks fell again on Tuesday, closing at the lowest since early 2017, after a deal between two units of Shimao Group Holdings Ltd. heightened corporate governance concerns in an industry already dealing with a liquidity crisis.
"Although risks around the Chinese growth outlook remain due to the zero-tolerance Covid-19 policies and regulatory tightening, Chinese equity markets already reflect some of those risks, offer attractive valuations and continue to be underinvested," $Goldman Sachs (GS.US)$ strategists led by Christian Mueller-Glissmann wrote in a note dated Monday.
The MSCI China index has slumped 21% this year, missing out on a rally that pushed U.S. and European benchmarks to records, amid a regulatory crackdown on technology giants, woes in the real estate sector and a slowing economy. A Bloomberg index of property stocks fell again on Tuesday, closing at the lowest since early 2017, after a deal between two units of Shimao Group Holdings Ltd. heightened corporate governance concerns in an industry already dealing with a liquidity crisis.
Now, some of Wall Street's biggest names say the rout is overdone, and low valuations may make Chinese stocks a bargain.
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Mikey Sheung Wan : Bullshit!
Investing 101 Mikey Sheung Wan : its not BS. This is called manipulation. Big players release good news when they want to pump up a stock they ALREADY bought at lows. So they can unload to you at the highs. They will spread bad news so you sell, while they buy up at the lows. This is how they operate.
WinningTrader : Investing 101 is right. These are controlled by market makers and they "regulated" most of the transactions.
Have anyone wondered it is a no brainer to buy and sell at support and resistance in most cases. So who is on the other side?