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Trip.com Reports Increase in Searches and Bookings From Australia to China Following Visa-Free Announcement
Is Trip.com Group (NASDAQ:TCOM) Using Too Much Debt?
The external fund manager backed by Berkshire Hathaway's Charlie Munger, Li Lu, makes no bones about it when he says 'The biggest investment risk is not the volatility of prices, but whether you will
Brokerage Focus: CMB International points out that China's internet-related performance in the first quarter as well as industry performance are in line with expectations. Pay attention to three main lines when selecting stocks.
The China internet plus-related sector's performance and industry 1Q24 results since the beginning of the year were reviewed by CMBI. After a short influx of funds and improved emotions had driven a rapid rise, the internet plus-related sector has seen some pullback, which is in line with the bank's earlier expectations. From a perspective of stock selection for the whole year, the bank recommends focusing on these three main lines of stock selection when interest rate trading has yet to show a trending launch, and liquidity remains tight: 1) The company has the ability to increase or maintain attractive shareholder returns, and key support comes from the quality of the company's fundamentals (business competitive advantage is stable, main business still has stable growth, and has stable profitability).
In May, Hong Kong Tourism Board received 3.3985 million visitors, an increase of 20.2% year-on-year.
A total of 18.0186 million visitors visited Hong Kong in the first five months, a year-on-year increase of 77.8%.
Prosus Asset Sales Likely to Unlock Value for Shareholders -- Market Talk
0540 GMT - Prosus's potential divestiture of non-core listed, and unlisted assets is likely to unlock value for shareholders, Citi analysts write in a note. The Dutch investment group--which focuses o
Daiwa Securities rating: Tencent and Ctrip are preferred for Chinese internet stocks, bullish on Netease, PDD Holdings, Meituan and KE Holdings.
Daiwa has released a research report stating that they have recently met with many investors in the United States who are focusing on investing in the Asian market. After consolidation, the bank found that American investors generally have a bullish outlook on Tencent, with most giving a "buy" or "shareholding" rating, and they expected more catalysts to push its stock price further ahead of the market, such as improvement in gaming business performance, strong growth in advertising business and ongoing shareholder returns. Investors are also bullish on PDD Holdings, with a unanimous buy rating, and also tend to choose Ctrip, Ke Holdings, and Meituan. Daiwa pointed out that Ctrip's international business development seems to have not been recognized by investors, while
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