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US Moves to Enforce Bill That Could Delist Chinese Companies Listed in the US. Do you see this as another 'all talk no action' move from the US, or are you actually worried?
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Chris
29 Mar 2021
Owner and Writer at Tortoisemoney.com
Personally, I'm not too concerned and I'm still holding my positions. But if these talks are concerning for you, you can consider investing in their HK variants (if available) to remove the delisting risk.
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Hi there! It depends on what you hold.
ETFs have a mix of US listed ADRs and HK listed shares. There are some US ETFs that contain 100% HK listed shares such as ASHR (A-Shares local market) and this is unlikely a problem.
There are those with a mix like KWEB/MCHI/GXC. However, for ETFs the problem isnβt too bad because the fund managers will just swap the US for HK listed shares if the particular company is being delisted in US.
The main issue is if you hold US listed ADRs of specific companies such as BABA or JD. You may want to op for switching to HK listed shares. Downside is Ofc the minimum lot size. Hence the solution would be to op for ETFs.
You may also prefer HK listed ETFs, look for those with cheaper prices.
E.g. 3067(Hang Seng Tech) is 100 minimum lot size and now <$18 per share. Converted, is about $300++ per lot which is more afforadable than shares of a company.