The China stock market is so fragile, i think Xiaomi is worried about its valuation, and is considering a China listing at a better time. David Dai More Quotes by David Dai More Quotes From David Dai The two consecutive quarters of profitability gives investors more confidence on the food delivery business model. David Dai technology Government bond yields are perceived as risk-free rates. If these yields fall, stocks with low valuations would become more attractive, especially those with high payout ratios. David Dai industrials Many stocks have fallen a lot recently, and worth buying. Now that MSCI doesn't include A shares, we just play by our own rules of the game. David Dai industrials Investors are waiting for new events that can drive the market. David Dai industrials Over half of all listed companies in China have their shares pledged, so if the market falls further, this issue could become a systemic risk. David Dai company-news With stocks having fallen so much, much of the risk has been priced in and another free-fall is quite unlikely, although the chance of a sustainable rebound is slim. David Dai top-news With stocks having fallen so much, much of the risk has been priced in and another free-fall is quite unlikely, although the chance of a sustainable rebound is also slim, china's economy is slowing, but it's still growing much faster than U.S. and Europe. While the yuan is under depreciation pressure, China has the ability to control the pace of declines. David Dai industrials Without the circuit breaker mechanism, the market wouldn't have dropped so much. David Dai business Insurers' purchases have put blue chips into the market's spot light. David Dai industrials It's back to normal. There will be ups and downs, but not the kind of panic selling we saw earlier. David Dai industrials Volume has been tiny..., so you don't need a lot of money to push up prices. David Dai company-news The previous days' slumps have triggered margin calls and forced liquidation in some stocks, which is why you see some investors dumping shares at whatever prices they can sell. David Dai company-news It's no longer a market where you can go up and up, with no resistance. David Dai industrials The correction is not yet over, yesterday's slump was too rapid, so many investors didn't have time to flee. Many are still seeking exit. David Dai industrials The government wants a slow bull market that can last for one or two years. David Dai industrials There's no doubt it's a bull market. David Dai industrials You cannot just look at price-earning ratios; you need to look at growth. David Dai industrials
