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    $Opendoor Technologies (OPEN.US)$ If it falls further, we will have to close the door.
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    $DiDi Global (Delisted) (DIDI.US)$Chinese state-owned carmaker China first Automobile Group Co., Ltd. is considering buying a large stake in troubled ride-hailing giant DiDi Global Inc., according to people familiar with the matter.
    The people, who spoke on condition of anonymity because the news was not made public, said that FAW had contacted DiDi Global Inc. 's executives to express their interest in becoming a major shareholder of DiDi Global Inc., Bloomberg reported.
    China's FAW has promised to help DiDi Global Inc. solve problems related to data security, paving the way for a Hong Kong listing, according to people familiar with the matter. However, the discussion is still at a preliminary stage and an agreement may not be reached.
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    $DiDi Global (Delisted) (DIDI.US)$ Informed sources revealed that china's state-owned auto manufacturer China First Automobile Group Co., Ltd. is considering acquiring a large amount of equity in the troubled online car-hailing giant DiDi. https://t.co/0msdNaFWHD
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    $HSBC Holdings (HSBC.US)$ China Ping An pressured HSBC Holdings to restructure and quietly became an aggressive shareholder
    Ping An of China has quietly taken on the role of an aggressive shareholder, pressuring HSBC Holdings to consider restructuring. This move may reshape this large global financial institution.
    Ping An Insurance (Group) Co., Ltd. (Ping An Insurance (Group) Co. of China Ltd., 2318.HK, 601318.SH, abbreviation: Ping An China) has quietly taken on the role of an aggressive shareholder, pressuring HSBC Holdings PLC, 0005.HK, HSBC, for short, to consider restructuring. This move may reshape this large global financial institution.
    China's financial giant Ping An first disclosed that it was the majority shareholder of HSBC Holdings in 2017. Currently, it is the largest shareholder of the British bank, holding more than 8% of the shares. Ping An of China wants HSBC Holdings to carry out a comprehensive restructuring, so that the market will give it a higher valuation based on the company's huge Asian business and reduce the restrictions on these Asian businesses by London regulators.
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    $XPeng (XPEV.US)$ Delisting or not has essentially no impact on Chinese Internet companies. These domestic high-quality enterprises have long been prepared for the worst and have backup plans by listing in Hong Kong stocks.
    For value investors, the most important thing is to focus on the company's fundamentals. It doesn't matter at all which market this company is listed on, whether it's the US stock market, Hong Kong stock market, or A-share market. As long as the company is of high quality, its stock price will always go up.
    Even if one day these companies are forced to delist from the US stock market, there is no need to worry for friends who have invested in Chinese Internet companies, because fund managers will help us automatically switch, just need to change the US stocks in the portfolio to Hong Kong stocks.
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    $Li Auto (LI.US)$ The delisting of Chinese internet companies from the stock market does not have much impact in essence. These high-quality domestic companies have already prepared for the worst and have listings on the Hong Kong stock exchange as a backup.
    For value investors, the most important thing is to focus on the fundamentals of the company. It doesn't matter which country's market the company is listed on, whether it's the US stock market, the Hong Kong stock market, or the A-share market. As long as the company is of high quality, its stock price will always be on the rise.
    Even if one day these companies are forced to delist from the US stock market, there is no need for concern for investors in Chinese internet companies. The fund managers will automatically switch the portfolio from US stocks to Hong Kong stocks.
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    $NIO Inc (NIO.US)$ Delisting or not has essentially no impact on Chinese internet companies. These domestic high-quality enterprises have long been prepared for the worst and have backup plans by being listed on the Hong Kong stock market.
    For value investors, what matters most is focusing on the company's fundamentals. It is not important which country's market this company is listed on, whether it is the U.S. stock market, Hong Kong stock market, or the A-share market. As long as the company is of high quality, its stock price will always rise.
    Even if one day these companies are forced to delist from the U.S. stock market, there is no need to worry for friends who have invested in Chinese internet companies, because fund managers will help us automatically switch, swapping U.S. stocks in the portfolio for Hong Kong stocks.
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    $PDD Holdings (PDD.US)$ The delisting of Chinese concept stocks will not have a significant impact. These domestic high-quality companies have already prepared for the worst and have backup plans to list in Hong Kong.
    For value investors, the most important thing is to focus on the fundamentals of the company. It doesn't matter which country's market the company is listed on, whether it's the US stock market, Hong Kong stock market, or A-share market. As long as the company is of high quality, its stock price will always go up.
    Even if one day these companies are forced to delist from the US stock market, there is no need to worry for investors who have invested in Chinese concept stocks. Fund managers will automatically switch our portfolio from US stocks to Hong Kong stocks.
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    $Futu Holdings Ltd (FUTU.US)$ Delisting or not delisting does not fundamentally affect Chinese concept stocks. These domestic high-quality companies have long been prepared for the worst and have backup plans listed in Hong Kong stocks.
    For value investors, the most important thing is to focus on the company's fundamentals. It is not important at all which country's market this company is listed on, whether it is the US stock market, the Hong Kong stock market, or the A-share market. As long as this company is a high-quality company, its stock price will always be upward.
    Even if one day these companies are forced to delist from the US stock market, there is no need to worry for friends who have invested in Chinese concept stocks, because fund managers will help us switch automatically, just change the combination of US stocks to Hong Kong stocks.
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    $DiDi Global (Delisted) (DIDI.US)$ It's going to explode tonight
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