Jacob Gu

Billionaire investor David Tepper is buying more of “everything” related to China after Beijing rolled out sweeping stimulus measures that exceeded expectations.

Jacob Gu 2 min read In This Article (Bloomberg) -- Billionaire investor David Tepper is buying more of “everything” related

Angesichts der neuen weitreichenden Konjunkturmaßnahmen Pekings kauft der Investment-Milliardär David Tepper “alles”, was mit China zu tun hat.

Investors should brace for the biggest stock rally in China in 16 years to turn to bust, with the economy on a much weaker footing than before the pandemic, said

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(Bloomberg) -- The way Jeff deGraaf sees it, hedge funds that sold a record amount of Chinese shares earlier this week toward the end of the CSI 300's 10-day, 35% surge are in for a world of regret.

In den Augen von Jeff deGraaf haben Hedgefonds einen Fehler gemacht, als sie Anfang vergangener Woche chinesische Aktien in Rekordhöhe verkauften, nachdem das Börsenbarometer CSI-300 um 35% in die Höhe geschossen war.

China is taking further steps to attract foreign money just days before US elections that have raised concern about the impact on the world's second-biggest economy from a return of Donald Trump to the White House.

Turns out that Billionaire investor David Tepper, who said recently he would buy “everything” China-related amid Beijing’s stimulus blitz, trimmed exposure in e-commerce giant Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. in the third quarter.

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