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For many of you who have been long-term readers, you know that I’ve been a bull towards China and Chinese stocks. Yes, there was also the period of deception and fraud with Chinese stocks listed on U.S. stock market exchanges a few years back, but much of that has been cleaned up by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
Chinese stocks are no longer favored by investors. We had the highly anticipated initial public offering (IPO) by Internet behemoth Alibaba Group Holding Limited (NYSE/BABA) in November 2014 that saw the stock surge to $120.00, only to falter back to the current $85.00 level. While there are some concerns regarding the company’s operations, specifically the sale of fake goods, the company is still worth a look for traders—especially on dips lower than $80.00.
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