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Li Lu says Chinese stocks offer better investment opportunities
Li Lu, a Chinese-American investor and founder of Himalaya Capital, said Chinese company shares offer better opportunities today than at other times.
He is known as a disciple of the late Charlie Munger, Warren Buffett’s longtime partner at Berkshire Hathaway.
His comments come as Chinese and Hong Kong stock markets have struggled, while US markets have reached new highs.
The article links this contrast to tensions between China and the United States and competition in artificial intelligence.
It also notes China’s economic growth, supply chain strength and technology advances.
Li said investors who look at the broader picture may see Chinese stocks differently.
He did not outline a specific next step or investment plan.
Li Lu said shares in Chinese companies offer better investment opportunities today than at other times.
The Chinese-American investor made the comments in a rare reflection on China’s economy.
Chinese and Hong Kong stock markets have struggled despite China’s economic growth and advances in technology.
US stock markets have reached new highs despite concerns about inflation, government debt and Treasury yields.
- Who
- Li Lu, founder and chairman of Himalaya Capital.
- What
- He said Chinese shares offer better investment opportunities today than at other times.
- When
- Not stated
- Where
- Not stated
- Why
- He said investors who look at the whole picture might take a different perspective.
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- Investor
- Li Lu
- Investment firm
- Himalaya Capital
- China market
- Chinese and Hong Kong stock markets have been struggling
- US market
- US stocks have hit new highs
What people are saying
In today’s market, you probably find better opportunities than you would find in different times.
If you are rational investors and look at the whole picture, you might take a different perspective.
Sources
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