TSLA
Tesla
-- 230.580 NVDA
NVIDIA
-- 108.760 PLTR
Palantir
-- 78.050 AAPL
Apple
-- 220.840 AMD
Advanced Micro Devices
-- 96.760 
" The delisting risk of Chinese ADRs trading in the U.S. had been low "
Emerging Markets ETF issuer EMQQ Global had long maintained that the delisting risk of Chinese ADRs trading in the U.S. had been low. In March, EMQQ Global Founder & CIO Kevin T. Carter assured investors during a briefing video that there was “no immediate delisting threat.”
For one thing, the SEC and China Securities Regulatory Commission had years to work out a deal. And even if they couldn’t reach a deal in time, Carter noted that any holdings of Chinese stocks could “be transferred quite easily” to the Hong Kong Exchange.
China is the largest country exposure for the $Emerging Markets Internet And Ecommerce Etf (The) (EMQQ.US)$ , making up a little more than half the fund’s weight as of Wednesday. By focusing on the internet and e-commerce in emerging markets, EMQQ looks to capture the growth and innovation happening in some of the largest and fastest-growing populations in the world.
The EMQQ Index climbed 3.7% in August, with the top 5 contributors all coming from China, including $PDD Holdings (PDD.US)$ , $KE Holdings (BEKE.US)$ , $Meituan ADR (MPNGY.US)$ , $Tencent (TCEHY.US)$ , and $Alibaba (BABA.US)$ .
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