Mark Mobius Advises Cutting Back On Chinese Consumer Stocks For This Sector Amid Xi Jinping's Boost: 'But The Problem Now Is...'
Portfolio Pulse from Shanthi Rexaline
Mark Mobius, emerging markets expert, suggests that investors should reduce their holdings in Chinese consumer stocks and focus on technology stocks. He believes that China is aggressively investing in the tech sector, with a particular emphasis on chips, in an attempt to surpass the US. He also mentions that while some Chinese companies may not be profitable at the early stage, they could do well in the next three to five years. He advises investors to be cautious and invest in profitable companies. He also recommends diversifying into India while holding attractive Chinese stocks.

September 25, 2023 | 9:31 am
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The iShares MSCI Emerging Markets ETF fell 0.70% to $38.20 in premarket trading on Monday.
The ETF's price fell in premarket trading, which could indicate a negative short-term impact on its price.
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Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Ltd. was mentioned in the context of China's aggressive investment in the tech sector, particularly in chips, in an attempt to surpass Taiwan's achievements.
China's aggressive investment in the tech sector, particularly in chips, could pose a competitive threat to Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Ltd., potentially negatively impacting its stock price.
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Apple Inc. was mentioned as a multinational company diversifying away from China. However, China remains an important market that can't be ignored.
While Apple is diversifying away from China, the country remains a significant market. This could have a neutral impact on Apple's stock as the company continues to balance its global operations.
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