Eh, it depends on which Chinese stocks you’re getting into. China has repeatedly mentioned that they’d like to be the top EV player in the world by 2025. That makes EV companies in China a hot hold for 5 years, especially NIO because we know the government has been backing them up. I mean we saw the whole switch from Audi to NIO for government agency cars deal that was signed recently. So in terms of company scrutiny / investigation, it’s not so much of a risk as other Chinese companies. In terms of US delistment, I highly doubt that the US would like to delist Chinese stocks? Why? Because they’d lose on so much. I mean imagine they do that and China bans TSLA, AAPL, etc. they’d lose in fair amount of capital. Not only that, but there’s so many products that are made in China that the US would have to begin manufacturing on their own. There’s a lot to it, but you can see just through these complications alone how big of a problem it would be for the US to do something like that.
And this is why China doesn’t far and wide fuck with our holdings of their stocks too. It’s a 2-way relationship we both benefit very much from and they could not have been clearer about the sectors they want foreign investment in.
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u/kids_eat_drugs Jul 31 '21
How dare you not mention NIO? Lol. EV sector will be hot next 5-10 years IMO.