Chinese stocks listed in the US often lag or underperform compared to US stocks. Factors like government risks, trust and transparency issues, delisting risks, etc. All these factors keep it down.
Capital control by China.
The valuation hangover
It’s like 95% of threads has no idea that a price at a time can be totally wrong for a stock. It can be wildly overvalued and stay that way until it doesn’t.
Stares in Tesla trading at 350x earnings
Is there a chart for FCF or margins?
Jack Ma criticized Chinese Government Regulators... Shouldn't have done that. Elon learned, I guess. 🤣🤣🤣
Their valuation 10 years ago expected a certain return and growth and applied a risk premium, and it may have somewhat under performed its expectation.
Really intersting, you got my attention, so why?
Business model stable, no expansion risk but operation management.
Simply because it’s a Chinese company
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Chinese gov unpredicted policies, geopolitical risks, involution (cut throat/race to the bottom competition) on food delivery business, price discovery is based on Hong Kong stock markets rather than the US despite having more liquidity.
Unpredictability of dictator government decision making. The risk of owning is higher
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The IPO valuation implied a 10x revenue improvement over the next decade to justify the price.
The market is not a casino
it isnt cheap at all with this high PE