Daiwa: After the opening of A shares, Hong Kong real estate, consumer, and financial stocks will experience a pullback, but this is healthy.

JPMorgan believes that the forward price-earnings ratio of the Chinese stock market has significantly rebounded, indicating a shift in policy towards the inflation direction released by the combination of monetary/real estate assets, and also reflects the market's high expectations for fiscal stimulus policies. However, the short-term outlook may be too optimistic. After the A-share market opens, with more individual investors entering, its performance may outperform Hong Kong stocks.

wallstreetcnOct 7 21:12 ET

The beloved L'Occitane, favored by the wealthy women in the county, is delisted.

The Chinese market has seen a significant decline.

wallstreetcnSep 13 10:50 ET

61% premium! L'Occitane announced privatization, ending 14 years of Hong Kong stock listing history

Following the suspension of trading on April 9, L'Occitane shares are expected to resume trading on April 30. L'Occitane Chairman Geiger decided to privatize L'Occitane at a premium of 61% higher than the average price in the 60 days before the public offer. If the acquisition is successful, L'Occitane will be delisted from the Hong Kong stock market, ending its 14-year listing history. On April 30, L'Occitane surged nearly 13%.

wallstreetcnApr 29 22:16 ET

L'Occitane's Owner Is Said to Prepare Buyout Offer

Seeking AlphaApr 28 16:05 ET

Blackstone Nears Privatization Of L'Occitane - Ending Skin-Care Giant's 14-Year Hong Kong Stock Exchange Run: Report

BenzingaApr 9 06:47 ET

Blackstone takes part in financing, L'Occitane nears privatization

According to reports, Kuroishi will join forces with L'Occitane Chairman Reinold Geiger to complete the management buyout (management buyout) of L'Occitane. Blackstone is likely to provide debt financing for the acquisition.

wallstreetcnApr 9 03:36 ET