If you are looking for a simple and low-cost way to gain exposure to some of the largest companies listed in Hong Kong, the Tracker Fund of Hong Kong (SEHK: 2800), or TraHK for short, is one ETF you may have come across. In this post, let us take a closer look at what the ETF invests in, how its underlying companies are selected, its dividend track record, as well as some of the key risks investors should be aware of before investing.
CSOP Hang Seng TECH Index ETF (SEHK: 3033): A Closer Look at its Portfolio, Risks, and Performance
If you’ve been looking for a way to get exposure to China’s biggest technology names (including Tencent, Alibaba, Meituan, etc.) without having to hand-pick individual stocks, the CSOP Hang Seng TECH Index ETF (SEHK: 3033) is probably one of the first names that comes up. It’s the original and largest ETF tracking the Hang Seng TECH Index, and it’s become something of a go-to vehicle for investors who want concentrated exposure to Hong Kong and China’s ‘New Economy’ companies. In this post, we break down what this ETF actually holds, how it’s built, what it’s paid out in dividends over the years, and the risks you should be aware of before adding it to your portfolio.
Does PetroChina Company Limited Make a Good Addition to Your Investment Portfolio?
PetroChina Company Limited, listed on the US, HK, and China stock exchange, is the largest oil and gas producer in China, as well as one of the largest oil companies in the world. As far as Singapore is concerned, the company has a business presence in operating the SPC petrol stations (at the time of writing, there are over 40 SPC petrol stations in the country.) In today’s post, I’ll be sharing researches I have done on the company – its financial performance, debt profile, dividend payout over the last 5 years, as well as whether the company is considered ‘cheap’ or ‘expensive’ currently…
Alibaba Health Information Technology Limited – What You Need to Know about This HK-Listed Company
While many may be familiar with Alibaba Group Holdings Limited, but the same cannot be said for the company which it has a major ownership to since 2015 – in Alibaba Health Information Technology Limited (SEHK:0241), or Alibaba Health for short. In this post, you’ll learn more about this Hong Kong-listed company – including its businesses, historical performance (between FY2017/18 and FY2021/22), as well as its current year performance (1H FY2021/22 vs. 1H FY2022/23)…
What You Need to Know about Meituan (SEHK:3690)
Hong Kong-listed Meituan (SEHK:3690) is China’s leading one-stop platform for food, transportation, travel, shopping, and entertainment (I like to think of the app to be something similar to what the ‘Grab’ superapp in Singapore is offering.) In today’s post, you’ll learn more about the company in terms of its business operations, along with its full-year performances and debt profile since IPO (between FY2019 and FY2022…)
Is Li Ning Company Limited (SEHK:2331) a Buy?
Hong Kong-listed Li Ning Company Limited (SEHK:2331) is one of the leading sports brand companies in China, where they retail footwear, apparel, equipment, accessories under their namesake brand. In this post, you’ll learn about the company’s historical financial performance, debt profile and dividend payout (between FY2017 and FY2021), whether or not its current traded price is considered ‘cheap’ or ‘expensive’, along with my thoughts to share…
A Look into VTech Holdings Limited (SEHK:303)
Especially if you have young kids, you should be familiar with the Hong Kong-listed company VTech Holdings Limited (SEHK:303), where you probably have the company’s toys (either from its namesake brand or those from ‘LeapFrog’ – which is also under VTech Holdings) lying somewhere around your home. In this post, you will find researches I’ve done on the company – including more information about the its business operations, financial performance, debt profile, as well as dividend payouts over the years, along with whether or not the company (at its current traded price) is considered ‘cheap’ or ‘expensive’…
The Hang Seng Index have Fallen into Bear Market Territory Today. What’s Next?
Hong Kong’s benchmark index, the Hang Seng Index, officially fell into a bear market today on market close (a market is considered to be a bearish one when it falls by more than 20.0% from its most recent high.) So, what’s next for the index? Will it continue its free-fall when trading resumes next Monday, or will it see some rebound up? In this post, I will be sharing with you both the bullish, as well as the bearish scenarios of how the index may possibly move in the near-term (along with some of the key support/resistance points to take note of), based on my technical analysis…
4 Chinese Property Developers that are Currently Trading Below their Historical Valuations
One of the things I do on a regular basis as a retail investor is to study the individual companies’ business fundamentals, shortlist those that are fundamentally sound and invest in them when the right opportunity to do so comes. On top of that, if the company is currently trading at a ‘discount’ based on its current valuations (compared against its average) then all the better. Speaking of which, in this post, I will be sharing with you 4 Hong Kong-listed property developers that meet both criteria (fundamentally sound and at the same time, currently trading at a ‘discount’.)
A Look into Shenzhou International Group Holdings Limited (SEHK:2313)
Hong Kong-listed Shenzhou International Group Holdings Limited (SEHK:2313) is one of the largest vertically integrated clothing manufacturers in the world, where it produces sports wear, casual wear, as well as lingerie wear for for major international renowned brands including Nike, Uniqlo, Adidas, as well as Puma. In this post, I’ll be sharing researches I have done about the company – particularly its financial performance, debt profile, as well as dividend payouts over the last 5 years (FY2016 and FY2020), along with my thoughts about the company…
