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At least we still have Tetris | European oil companies not good enough for ya, huh? | [TOGETHER WITH]( Hi {NAME}, here's what you need to know for August 4th in 3:04 minutes. 😎 Our next [Crowdfunding Club]( on August 11th introduces two extraordinary founders from Rizome and Chisos. This is your chance to grill them and find out if their businesses could be the next big thing. [Get your free ticket here]( Today's big stories - Tencent’s stock dropped after investors worried that the Chinese government would target the media and gaming titan next - China’s turned against some of its biggest money-spinners lately, and one of its next targets could be the most drastic of all – [Read Now]( - BP announced stronger-than-expected quarterly results, and the oil giant's set a high bar for its European rivals League Of Losers [League Of Losers] What’s Going On Here? Tencent’s stock fell by the most in a decade on Tuesday, after murmurs grew that the gaming industry would be next to fall to China’s might. What Does This Mean? The Chinese government has been on the warpath in the last few months, [barreling]( its way through the country’s tech, fintech, and for-profit education industries to name a few. So when a state-owned news outlet accused kids of spending too much time playing “electronic drugs” – video games – investors were suddenly nervous that gaming would be next. That encouraged them to sell off a host of the sector’s stocks: Tencent’s shares dropped by 6% on Tuesday, NetEase’s by 10%, and Japan’s Nexon – which makes about 30% of its revenue from China – by 7%. Why Should I Care? For markets: This bruise might not heal. Tencent’s shares were down as much as 11% at one point, but China’s biggest public company did manage some damage control – namely by promising to limit the amount of time kids can spend playing its games. But Alibaba – which announced weaker-than-expected quarterly results on Tuesday – is proof that this might cause lasting problems: the ecommerce giant’s shares have now fallen 25% in the last six months. Still, it’s trying to put a positive spin on the situation, committing to buying back more of its shares this year and next. For you personally: Stay safe out there. You might be skittish about investing in China right now, so it’s just as well that Goldman Sachs published new analysis on which sectors to avoid and which to invest in. The investment bank suggested steering clear of those exposed to antitrust, capital markets, social equality, and data security, and gravitating more toward consumer staples, energy and utilities, and machinery and materials. You might also like: [How to profit from China’s explosive economic growth.]( Copy to share story: [( 🙋 [Ask a question](mailto:questions@finimize.com?body=Ask us a question: Where are you writing from? 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So that’s today’s interview: Oliver Brennan on how VIEs work, why they’re so risky, and [where the safer opportunities lie]( if you’re interested in China. [Read or listen to the Insight here]( SPONSORED BY CROWDSTREET $21 billion and counting The real estate market is booming, and it’s showing no signs of slowing down. But it’s no secret how difficult it is to tap into that market if you don’t have a platform like [CrowdStreet](. So it’s a good thing you have a platform exactly like [CrowdStreet](, which gives you unparalleled access to [institutional-quality real estate deals](. In fact, over the last seven years, CrowdStreet’s investors have funded more than [500 real estate projects]( – from grocery stores to data warehouses – across the US. That’s almost $21 billion worth. And with the pandemic-bruised world changing all around us, the real estate industry will have to change with it. And that means [even more opportunities]( for investors like you. 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And never ones to thumb their noses at both certainty and cash returns, investors sent BP’s stock up 5%. Why Should I Care? For markets: Just to manage expectations… Oil’s price is up around 40% this year, but investors looking for even more of a climb might be disappointed if JPMorgan Chase is to be believed. The firm’s private bank investment strategist thinks the price of the dusky nectar is fair in its current range of $70-75, and doesn’t reckon it’ll move much in the next year. Zooming in: Mind the gap. JPMorgan’s hot take suggests Europe’s oil stocks – up just 5% this year – are going to need to find some other way to close the gap on America’s majors, up around 35% ([tweet this](). One possibility is if Europe’s oil firms can put to bed investors’ environmental concerns, though not the ones you’d think. See, these companies have [talked a big game]( about becoming greener, but they’ll have to spend bigger if they actually want to achieve those [goals](. 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