Chinese Stocks Favored, JPMorgan Says

Mixo Das, Asia equity strategist at JPMorgan, discusses the outlook for Chinese stocks and the opportunities he sees in the market. He also talks about Federal Reserve's policy, the dollar's strength, and the implications for Asian markets. He speaks with Shery Ahn and Yvonne Man on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia."

[AnotherAmerican]

If I had a dollar for every time JP Morgan said buy China lol

[duran]

101 Investment:
Instantly, dump any asset JP Morgan promotes.
🤢🤮

[curiouslymavismade]

As long as China continues to be a hub for Innovation, I will always believe in investing in China.

[Solairethedarksoul]

Ya guys, make sure you buy the stocks they already bought.

[cliffakoko]

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[poweredbynato]

Wow... somebody paid a lot.

I guess jp Morgan is part CcP now.

[MrTheguywiththemoney]

Notice Bloomberg still operates from America and not china?

[fatimamandy_fitlife]

Even with the current dip in crypto currency's, I'm still glad I can smile back at my portfolio of $86, 700 built from my weekly trade, I'm having my fourth withdrawal in 10 business days

[sentiencepsn]

We’re starting to see some de-globalization between western aligned countries and China/Russia aligned ones.

Whereas the US is currently looking at a best case scenario of a mild recession, China is coming out of a self inflicted one (combination of covid lockdowns and tech crackdown). Easing of both has enabled China to realize strong growth in the past month or so.

I’m still convinced the US is already in a recession, based on how inflation for the cost of general staple goods at my local stores have still not gone down. Spend more on fuel/food, have less to spend on discretionary goods.

[davidd]

Aren’t they on the brink of collapse with a bunch of companies on the virge of being delisted? Jpmorgan just says do everything and nothing at the same time. Contradicting view points week to week.

[michealscott]

China down big right now on beige book report