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Countries have advocated low-carbon plans to avoid damaging the environment in recent years.
Do you support low-carbon living?
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Have you ever considered buying a low-carbon ETF to do good for the planet?
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What are your expectations for the next 5 years? $Ford Motor(F.US$, LCID $Lucid Group(LCID.US$, RIVN $Rivian Automotive(RIVN.US$ , GM $General Motors(GM.US$ , LI $Li Auto(LI.US$, NIO $NIO Inc(NIO.US$or XPEV $XPeng(XPEV.US$ .
(Not considering things like the delisting of Chinese stocks, but rather the overall situation of the company itself)
(Not considering things like the delisting of Chinese stocks, but rather the overall situation of the company itself)
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$GENTING HK(00678.HK$ hold up. the day is coming
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$JD LOGISTICS(02618.HK$ just curious. does anyone know why this price dropped so much from its IPO price?
were there any negative catalysts etc? regret not selling after the Q3 ER. looks like I might have to wait till the Q4 ER and hopefully the price goes up by then.
were there any negative catalysts etc? regret not selling after the Q3 ER. looks like I might have to wait till the Q4 ER and hopefully the price goes up by then.
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Xiaomi is showing resilience today finally after breaking 20 then 19 then 18 HKD before making a small gain today from 18.12 to 18.22 HKD. This is considered a blessing since Hang Seng Tech tanked close to 2.5%. Companies like Kuaishou Tech, Alibaba, Bilibili, Netease, Meituan, etc all came down by close to 3%... Well is it that Xiaomi has already fallen to the value territory and the point that it doesnt make sense for it to go further?
I cant say that for sure but the chip shortage, poor IR handling skills, handset competition in China and other markets plus the capital worries for the EV unit may weigh on Xiaomi... But so what? There was even the concern that Lei Jun had to step down from key business units may signal some problems.
Then again when Lei Jun emerged as the controlling individual of the Venture Cap or rather PE arm of Xiaomi, such panic over Lei Jun abated which may explain for today's resilience. Of course another part could be Xiaomi own share buyback. Even with the share buyback all the way from 27 HKD down to 18 HKD, such share buyback pales and cant work when the narrative and downside pressure over whatever can be said weigh on Xiaomi..
But VALUE WILL EVENTUALLY EMERGE.. will the IPO Price of 17 HKD provide a strong support? Only time will tell but I am a truly long-term investor of Xiaomi...
See this youtube video by me on Xiaomi if you want to know why I believe in Xiaomi:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=glRHKF1fQkU
As always, this should not be construed as any investment or trading advice.
$XIAOMI-W(01810.HK$ $Xiaomi Corp. Unsponsored ADR Class B(XIACY.US$ $Lenovo(05562.HK$ $Haier Smart Home(600690.SH$ $HAIER SMARTHOME(06690.HK$
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAPWOEQKCpCWmzKkdo7v-iw
Xiaomi is showing resilience today finally after breaking 20 then 19 then 18 HKD before making a small gain today from 18.12 to 18.22 HKD. This is considered a blessing since Hang Seng Tech tanked close to 2.5%. Companies like Kuaishou Tech, Alibaba, Bilibili, Netease, Meituan, etc all came down by close to 3%... Well is it that Xiaomi has already fallen to the value territory and the point that it doesnt make sense for it to go further?
I cant say that for sure but the chip shortage, poor IR handling skills, handset competition in China and other markets plus the capital worries for the EV unit may weigh on Xiaomi... But so what? There was even the concern that Lei Jun had to step down from key business units may signal some problems.
Then again when Lei Jun emerged as the controlling individual of the Venture Cap or rather PE arm of Xiaomi, such panic over Lei Jun abated which may explain for today's resilience. Of course another part could be Xiaomi own share buyback. Even with the share buyback all the way from 27 HKD down to 18 HKD, such share buyback pales and cant work when the narrative and downside pressure over whatever can be said weigh on Xiaomi..
But VALUE WILL EVENTUALLY EMERGE.. will the IPO Price of 17 HKD provide a strong support? Only time will tell but I am a truly long-term investor of Xiaomi...
See this youtube video by me on Xiaomi if you want to know why I believe in Xiaomi:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=glRHKF1fQkU
As always, this should not be construed as any investment or trading advice.
$XIAOMI-W(01810.HK$ $Xiaomi Corp. Unsponsored ADR Class B(XIACY.US$ $Lenovo(05562.HK$ $Haier Smart Home(600690.SH$ $HAIER SMARTHOME(06690.HK$
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Tuesday, December 14, 2021
By Danilo
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By Danilo
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