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The US SEC added them to a list of Chinese firms identified under the dreaded HFCAA — the fourth batch since March The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) added a dozen Chinese companies to a growing watch list of firms threatened by delisting from the US stock market on April 12. This marks the fourth batch of US-listed Chinese firms facing the delisting risks since March. The deadline for these companies to submit evidence in self-defense is May 5. Q1 2022 hedge fund letters, conferences and more Chinese Companies Facing Delisting RiskThe latest batch of companies put on the list by ...
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Whitney Tilson’s email to investors discussing the evidence of massive fraud among chinese companies. Q1 2021 hedge fund letters, conferences and more A hat tip to Edwin Dorsey of The Bear Cave for flagging this tweet: I’d welcome feedback on two questions: 1) Is this correct? 2) If so, is there any possible explanation for this, other than massive fraud? Massive Fraud Among Chinese Companies?Two of my wise readers came up with the right answer I think: One wrote: Listing requirements are very different between the two markets. For China’s A-share market, companies can’t list without several y...
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Alibaba and Tencent could be added to a U.S. blacklist, which would keep Americans from being able to invest in their stocks at all. The move would be an expansion of an executive order that led the New York Stock Exchange to announce plans to delist China Mobile, China Unicom and China Telecom starting on Monday. Q3 2020 hedge fund letters, conferences and more Alibaba, Tencent could be added to blacklistThe Wall Street Journal reports that officials in the U.S. are thinking about keeping Americans from investing in Alibaba and Tencent by adding them to a blacklist. It would be an escalation ...
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