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These Are The Top 5 China Stocks To Buy And Watch Now



It's been a tough couple of years for Chinese stocks. The Covid pandemic, and Beijing's zero-Covid policy, have slammed the economy. Meanwhile, regulatory crackdowns vs. technology and data-centric firms such as Alibaba (BABA), Tencent (TCEHY) and NetEase (NTES) have been a major headwind. U.S. trade tensions are a concern, with the White House barring shipments of key chip technology to China, along with tariffs and other curbs on Chinese goods.To get more china business market news, you can visit shine news official website.

However, the tech crackdown seems to have eased, while China is rolling back severe Covid restrictions. With an end to lockdowns and other severe steps, a massive wave or waves of infections are likely to take place in the coming weeks

But for now, Chinese stocks are rebounding. Along with price gains, volume has picked up, providing further evidence of a change of character. Along with China-specific bullishness, there's a confirmed stock market rally that's been ongoing for the past several weeks. However, the overall market uptrend is now under heavy pressure.It's been consistently profitable for years, with annual growth since 2018. Earnings growth has accelerated for the past two quarters, soaring 80% in Q3. But revenue growth has slowed for six straight quarters, to just 1%, amid Covid shutdowns and related disruptions.

tumbling to a Covid low of 33.17 on Oct. 24, 2022. Since then shares have run higher, clearing the 50-day in early November, and it's back above its 200-day line for the first time in almost a year. Shares are now consolidating at that key long-term average. But there's no clear buy point. Investors might use 61.50, just above recent highs, as an aggressive entry.BYD earnings growth is surging, as massive, ongoing investments in EV and battery plants pays off. Q3 net income shot up 350% in local currency terms, with adjusted profit skyrocketing 923%. Revenue leapt 116%.

The EV giant is moving up the price scale from moderate priced vehicles. The BYD Seal has very similar specs to a Tesla Model 3, but starts at roughly $8,000 cheaper.

Its 90% Denza unit just launched its D9 minivan starting around $50,000. The Denza unit, 10% owned by Mercedes, will launch an SUV in early 2023.

BYD will launch a super-premium brand in early 2023, along with another, personalized brand.

BYD is in the midst of a massive global expansion, recently beginning sales in Australia, Singapore, New Zealand and several European countries. It's about to start deliveries in Thailand, with Japan, India, Mexico and Malaysia among new markets in early 2023.