JD.com Stock Discussion

The CSI300 is up by 12.4% this week so far, which is its strongest weekly gain since December 2014 (+13.4%). By the end of the day, it could be strongest weekly gain since 2008. Might be a point for adding a bit of China back into your portfolio today. There are two main investment theses:
1. The Chinese consumer is not financially weak, they are simply sentiment driven.
2. Chinese government support for the market is send...

China's state-holding enterprises' profit dropped by 1.3% y/y to 1.5 trillion yuan
Joint-equity's profit down by 1.3% to 3.4 trillion yuan
Foreign ventures+HK+MO+TW rise 6.9% to 1.2 trillion yuan
Private enterprises +2.6% to 1.2 trillion yuan
From January to Aug, the profit in China's mining sector fell by 9.2% y/y(narrowed) to 0.81 trillion yuan.
The manufacturing sector rose by 1.1%(narrowed) y/y 3.3 tln yuan.
The electricity, heating, gas, and water supply sector +14.7%(na...

Mainland investors have accounted for about 20% to 25% of the daily trading volume since. It will be interesting to know how big of a role they played in today's explosive rally.
It's clear that mainland investors have appetite for HK-listed companies especially when the markets are ripping higher. They add octane to the fuel.
Perhaps it's time fo...

U.S.-listed Chinese companies and ETFs saw significant gains Thursday following reports of new economic support measures from Beijing.
Key Developments
Stimulus Plan: Beijing plans to inject around $140 billion into its largest state banks to bolster the economy, marking its first major move since the 2008 financial crisis.
Fiscal Support: China’s leaders are committed to fiscal spending aimed at reviving the housing market and stab...