3.67TMarket Cap19.50P/E (TTM)
402.400High394.400Low8.70MVolume400.000Open400.600Pre Close3.47BTurnover0.09%Turnover Ratio28.88P/E (Static)9.27BShares482.40052wk High3.63P/B3.67TFloat Cap256.80052wk Low3.46Dividend TTM9.27BShs Float706.100Historical High3.456Dividend LFY2.00%Amplitude-13.202Historical Low398.433Avg Price100Lot Size0.87%Div YieldTTM0.87%Div Yield LFY
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🏦 All three Hong Kong-listed shares track the sharp pullback in China after rallying to new highs in early October.
🔣 Tencent shares are down 15% from its 7 October peak, JD shares 26% lowe...
Tencent Holdings, operator of China’s biggest social media app and the world’s largest video gaming business by revenue, beat analyst estimates with a 47 per cent profit jump in the third quarter, helped by renewed growth in the video gaming segment.
Profit reached 53.2 billion yuan (US$7.4 billion) in the three months ended Sep...
Tencent Holdings, operator of China’s biggest social media app and the world’s largest video gaming business by revenue, beat analyst estimates with a 47 per cent profit jump in the third quarter, helped by renewed growth in the video gaming segment.
Profit reached 53.2 billion yuan (US$7.4 billion) in t...
$Alibaba (BABA.US)$ $Tencent (TCEHY.US)$ $PDD Holdings (PDD.US)$ $NIO Inc (NIO.US)$
there are economists who say that the removal of Most Favoured Nation status on all China imports, is equivalent to a 60% tax tariff, and that will be a -7% impact on China's GDP, and RMB has to be devalued in order to cope.
impact on US GDP is -0.8 to -1%.
if this bill passes, it slaps a minimum of 35% on imports.
I have no...
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