Investing in Chinese Stocks: What’s Next? Part 5.2 – Structural fractures – Low consumption and high savings (cont’d)
China is traditionally and culturally a country of high savings rates, both nationally and householdly, and there is no prospect...
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Investing in Chinese Stocks: What’s Next? Part 5.1 – Structural fractures – The exhaustion of the development model
The reasons are deeper and more structural The recipe of the growth model of the past does not work in...
Investing in Chinese Stocks: What’s Next? Part 4.2 – The economic fractures ahead – The domino effect of the crisis in the construction sector (cont’d)
China's construction and real estate crisis is spreading and has a domino effect in other areas The Weight of Real...
Investing in Chinese Stocks: What’s Next? Part 4.1 – The economic fractures in sight – It all started with the crisis in the construction sector
After 4 decades of strong economic growth and good stock market valuation in China, the last 5 years have been...
How Women Invest Series. Part 4 – They want to invest more, they want expert advisors and more financial literacy
Women want to invest more Women's main challenges in investing The need for expert financial advice The importance of financial...
Investing in Chinese Stocks: What’s Next? Part 3.2 – The performance of Chinese stocks over the last 4 decades (cont’d)
Many companies have seen deeper devaluations, including internet giants BAT – Baidu, Alibaba, Tencent – which were preferred by foreign...
Investing in Chinese Stocks: What’s Next? Part 3.1 – The performance of Chinese stocks over the last 4 decades
The main indices of the Chinese stock market China is the proven proof that the economy and stock markets are...
Investing in Chinese Stocks: What’s Next? Part 2 – The Chinese Economic Miracle
China's economic growth has been 9% a year for the past four decades, despite the slowdown in recent years Rising...
Investing in Chinese Stocks: What’s Next? Part 1 – Overview
Worrying signs. Is the Chinese market investable? The various prophecies of China's collapse since 1990 40 years of China's economic...
The attraction of investing in the 8 Mega Caps or FAANGM: Part 4 – Learn more about the FAANGM (numbers and indicators)
Main economic and financial indicators Profit margins and revenue growth Earnings Growth Rates Valuation by PER and PCF multiples The...
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