Didi Goes Bye Bye

China changes the playing field [Click to view in browser](. Dear Reader, We have some BIG UPDATES for all you Markets and Minds subscribers. [And you need to take action now to make sure you don't miss out!]( Our newsletter got a complete makeover. We overhauled the format and layout of the newsletter, making it easier to read and simpler to follow. And gave it a nifty new title - THE JUICE [But you won't receive this newsletter unless you sign up HERE.]( Because pretty soon, Markets and Minds will disappear FOREVER! Proprietary Data Insights Financial Pros Chinese Stock Searches November Rank Name Searches #1 Alibaba 917 #2 Storage Computer Corp. 522 #3 Nio 517 #4 Beyondspring 277 #5 Bit Digital 256 Alternative Ways To Invest In China In our main story, we cover China’s recent moves to take its companies off American stock exchanges and push them back to Hong Kong. For many US investors, that makes investing in China toxic. But that doesn’t make it impossible. While individual companies may be off the table, we can still use Chinese ETFs to invest in China and diversify our risk. ETFs directly invest in the listed share on the home exchanges for foreign companies. So, they aren’t subject to delisting. There are two popular Chinese ETFs we want to cover. The first is the iShares China Large-Cap ETF FXI. This ETF tracks a market-cap-weighted index of the 50 largest Chinese stocks traded on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. The top 10 include the following: The second is the Xtrackers Harvest CSI 300 China A-Shares ETF ASHR. This ETF tracks an index of the 300 largest and most liquid Chinese shares traded on the Shanghai and Shenzhen exchanges. The top 10 include the following: The big difference between these two is where they invest. FXI owns companies listed on the Hong Kong Hang Seng exchange. ASHR owns companies listed in mainland China’s Shanghai and Shenzhen. Remember, Hong Kong still operates somewhat differently than the rest of China, though less so these days. These two ETFs are good options to invest in China without worrying about the risk of a company delisting. Sponsored [The Crypto Stash: Secret coins to buy now]( The crypto bull run no one's talking about Markets crypto could take over soon. [Click Here To Learn More.]( China Didi Goes Bye Bye Key Takeaways - Chinese officials told ride-hailing service Didi to delist from US exchanges. - Regulators will no longer allow companies to use Variable Interest Entities (VIE) to list on American exchanges, only Hong Kong. - That effectively cuts off all future IPOs for Chinese companies in the US. Didi (DIDI) won’t be traded on US exchanges much longer after China’s government took another step into its data-sharing crackdown. Delist or Be Gone! Chinese regulators told Didi the company needed to delist from American exchanges immediately. The IPO, which hit with fanfare back in June, immediately slammed into a brick wall when government officials raised concerns about data sharing issues. China’s latest move aims to crack down on Variable Interest Entities (VIEs) that company’s like Alibaba (BABA), Baidu (BIDU), and other Chinese companies used to list on American exchanges. At the same time, Washington seeks to tighten restrictions on Chinese companies listed on American exchanges, aiming to tighten auditing requirements. The Future of Chinese Stocks In America The move is expected to keep many Chinese tech firms from listing on American exchanges, instead opting for Hong Kong’s Hang Seng. That’s not as ideal as listing on the US exchanges but not terrible either. Still, that could impact nearly $1.1 trillion of US investments. China is also preparing new rules that would require companies with more than 1 million users to go through a cybersecurity review before listing outside China. For most tech startups, that may prove to be an insurmountable hurdle. The Bottom Line: All Chinese stocks listed in the U.S. are at risk of delisting no matter what they do. If you own or plan to own any of these companies, make sure you account for this additional risk. News & Insights Freshly Squeezed - [10 Best Financial Services Stocks to Buy Now]( - [Why Has the Press Ignored Retailers’ Crappy Black Fridays, as Experts Warn of Coming Bankruptcies?]( - [US & Global Markets: It’s Do-Or-Die Time]( [Make sure to sign up for The Juice to keep receiving our premier investment newsletter.]( # [submit to reddit]( [submit to reddit]( [submit to reddit]( To ensure delivery of all emails, [whitelist us](. Update your email preferences or unsubscribe [here](. View our privacy policy [here](. Copyright ©2021 InvestingChannel. All rights reserved. 1325 Avenue of the Americas, Floor 27 & 28 New York, New York 10019 Disclaimer: This is not investment advice. 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