• haiwei183 : good

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• styleomileo : It remains fluid and hopeful... I would argue that decoupling of both  economies is set in motion and will grow momentum in coming months or years. So it is highly risky and unlikely there is return to normal. The Chinese stocks concened listed in US remain to be on the radar for delisting no matter what.

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• Revelation 6 : I don’t think it’s going to be a choice for Chinese companies to list one way or the other. It’s coming down to the SEC stopping Chinese companies from listing because investors pour massive amounts of cash in to these companies only to have the Chinese Government strip it out for the “Common Poverty” plan. This leaves stock holders with worthless stock. Also, there’s no way for the SEC to physically check companies with the Chinese restrictions on visas and such. Not to mention, there is no way to verify earnings reports. It’s coming to the point where they are not going to be able to list on the stock market and the ones that are there are going to submit or be delisted. The Chinese Government knows this and wants them to move before action is taken and assets in America are frozen by the courts. China is going to feel a financial and industrial squeeze that’s going to reduce her population the most painful way. The government doesn’t care.

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• Hopehope赋予希望楼主 Revelation 6: maybe you can consider reading the prospectus and see if the stocks are fungible. the worst case scenario is to go for Hong Kong listing. shares are not going to be worthless. Hedge funds who are short selling Chinese adrs capitalised on inadequate retail investors' knowledge to say the Chinese adrs are worthless. the truth is most Chinese adrs will do HK listing. also us has no way to freeze the assets of Chinese adrs since their businesses are mostly in China. that is why I strongly disagree with your point

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• Hopehope赋予希望楼主 styleomileo: you should read the prospectuses and see if the adrs are fungible. by Didi's recent structure, the adrs are fungible into Hong Kong shares. the shortsellers are capitalising on retail investors lack of knowledge to say these adrs are worthless. most of these companies will do a dual listing on Hong Kong and allow investors to move their adrs into Hong Kong shares.

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• Aloner : so in your opinion has China Tech reached bottom?

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