I actually don't quite understand the link between the stimu...
I actually don't quite understand the link between the stimulus policies so far to the Chinese consumer related stocks like$Alibaba (BABA.US)$or$JD.com (JD.US)$even$PDD Holdings (PDD.US)$, understandably all stimulus in the end will reflect on the mood of the consumers there and create more demands and consumptions. My doubt is how long that'll take to happen? As so far this stimulus more on giving the Property market more funds, more fund to local government and banks and financial institutions for them to be able to move those markets around from "bottom". As for direct policies to households, the 50bp interests drop on exisiting mortgages sure will help them to save some mortgage payments, but it doesn't necessarily get into personal consumptions directly. All I'm saying is, the policies more focused on funds to industires and institutions, and takes some time until they be able to affect household consumptions. So imo, brokerage like$Futu Holdings Ltd (FUTU.US)$$HKEX (00388.HK)$$KE Holdings (BEKE.US)$should be more benefiting, and also the EV players as the funds will help accelerate the old car replacement incentives, stocks like$XPeng (XPEV.US)$$NIO Inc (NIO.US)$$LEAPMOTOR (09863.HK)$$Li Auto (LI.US)$etc, even though all of them already bouncing back a lot through their sales.
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Fund managers, especially the foreign fund managers from the US usually price the stock to perfection (max price) with a leap time of about half a year ahead. Thus, by the time the impacts are reflected on the balance sheets of the companies, the stocks' price will move up further and at this time, the fund managers already enjoy a good buffer to sell their stocks if they so wish
101852215 : Fund managers, especially the foreign fund managers from the US usually price the stock to perfection (max price) with a leap time of about half a year ahead. Thus, by the time the impacts are reflected on the balance sheets of the companies, the stocks' price will move up further and at this time, the fund managers already enjoy a good buffer to sell their stocks if they so wish
bullabull : Don't bet against the Chinese market, the long term trend is up as they are still at a relatively lower base.
102332870 bullabull : Chinese mkt used to be very pricey before COVID, and then pay little or no dividend. Post COVID, they are getting cheaper
李白的李 : This time, money will be directly distributed, which is different from before.
Stirling : When the tsunami wave (funds) comes in, everything get a ride with the wave.