102646779 : The delisting risk comes from both sides, albeit China has clarified their stance that they are not planning to do so. It still hasn't eliminated the risk that US won't delist the China stocks, as the China companies will be required to open their accounts to audits. And, who knows? It could be a can of worms if they open for audit?

102646779 PolyQ: There's no denying that sentiment plays a factor in the price fluctuations. However, it's also because there are a lot of other issues to consider besides the risk of delisting for BABA. Else, HFs and institutions wouldn't reduce their holdings in BABA in the recent quarters.

102646779 Investing 101: Actually, the pricipal auditor for Baba is PricewaterhouseCoopers Hong Kong and it also heavily includes the participation of other subsidiaries of PcW such as PcW Zhong Tian LLP and PcW - Singapore. However, the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board currently are not allowed access to reviewing the audits.

102646779 Investing 101: Yes. Investors can only wait for the implementations and see how it goes.

102646779 : Once HFs and Institutions gets in again, it should soar. However, most of the issues has to be addressed first.

102646779 : Bagholding is the way to go. Unfortunately, it will be a long ride away.

102646779 : Highest potential but with so many regulations coming from both sides? There's a reason why all of these stocks crashed hard today when compared to other US stocks. Many investors have lost confidence in CN Stocks. This is what happens when communism meets capitalism. The over regulations and sanctions from both sides has to stop in order for CN Stocks listed on US market to climb up again.

102646779 : With the way things are going between the administrations of the two superpowers, it's inevitable. CN Stocks listed on US will only suffer from the regulations from both sides. lol.

102646779 : Dumping day for China stocks.

102646779 : Abyss is reopening again.