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If yes, what are some indicators that you would look out for to show you that you aren't investing in a scam? how do you mitigate the risks?
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Bjorn Ng
04 Dec 2019
Business Analyst at 10x Capital
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Elijah Lee
04 Dec 2019
Senior Financial Services Manager at Phillip Securities (Jurong East)
I would probably not go in directly to most China stocks. I'll look at diversifying my portfolio via ETF or UTs vested in the China market; taking on all the risk on my own is too much, even if I attempt to diversify across 5 stocks or more. So in effect, I'm passing on the risk management to the fund manager or ETF manager.
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If it is Singapore listed China stocks, i will avoid most except for china Aviation and Yangzijiang....
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Well it depends actually.. Some China businesses are good, and some are really bad. Probably if their stocks are not listed in China but other exchange (eg, US, SG, HK), then I might put more into consideration. One that comes to my mind is JD, if you really understand the business, it's actually the Amazon of China. Pretty amazing stuff there!