Motley Fool Money Chinese Stocks? Not Now.
Mar 15, 2022
Bill Mann, a senior analyst at Motley Fool, shares insights on the SEC's threats to delist U.S.-listed Chinese stocks and how this affects American investors. He cleverly connects investing strategies to the NCAA basketball tournament, urging a disciplined approach akin to selecting brackets. Robert Brokamp discusses the importance of mindful charitable giving, especially during crises, emphasizing vetting organizations to ensure meaningful contributions. Together, they explore the implications of market volatility and the need for strategic thinking in both investing and philanthropy.
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Growing Impasse
- The SEC's threat to delist Chinese companies creates ripple effects for American investors.
- This situation is unlikely to resolve quickly because neither the U.S. nor China has a strong incentive to fix it.
Investing in China
- Avoid significant exposure to the Chinese market currently, as advised by JP Morgan.
- Targeted investments in specific Chinese companies may still be considered, but with caution.
Unlikely Compliance
- Chinese companies cannot comply with U.S. auditing regulations without violating Chinese law.
- Betting on Chinese companies changing their practices is not advisable.