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Clara Ng

Community Manager at Seedly

05 Aug 2021

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General Investing

Will Thomas be going in-depth on the Chinese Govt plans and Chinese stock market in his steady compounding membership?

(Qn by YouTube viewer "N Wayne")

SeedlyTV: China’s Regulatory Crackdown: The End of China Tech Stocks?

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Thomas Chua (SteadyCompounding.com)

05 Aug 2021

Writer at SteadyCompounding.com

Yes I am updating premium members whenever there are significant regulatory changes, specifically on how they would impact companies in China for this period.

I mainly do deep dives on high-quality growth companies and I have covered companies like Twilio, Sea Limited, Facebook, etc.

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