In the last 12 months the InvestingHaven team has published numerous reports notifying investors about the flow of funds into emerging market especially China.

  • It’s Official: Emerging Markets New Major Bull Market In 2018 Is Now Confirmed
  • Emerging Markets Outlook 2018
  • China Stock Market Outlook 2018
  • Emerging Markets: Which Prices To Watch In 2017 And 2018

    • We even dedicated a premium article focusing on China A shares listed in Shanghai and Shenzhen Stock Exchange with an overwhelming number of readers downloading this report. So far, in the first weeks of 2018, we have had a taste of what the bulls can do in China’s stock market. This has delighted at least 40% of our global viewers who managed to get access into China A shares before December 2017 via our suggestions. However, we do understand that not every investor wants to get overseas exposure especially if they live far away or unfamiliar with Asian markets.

    This brief articles will take a look at 5 China stocks that are listed either in NYSE or NASDAQ. In this way, we hope investors can get indirect exposure to China stocks in case they are seriously considering to allocate some funds for this purpose. This could save them a lot of hassle and paper work of getting a trading account to trade China A shares.

    InvestingHaven’s research team screened 136 China stocks currently listed in the USA, and selected the top 5 China stocks which are worth considering in 2018.

    5 China Stocks To Consider In 2018

    China stock 2018 #1: Sina Corporation

    Based in Shanghai, Sina Corporation (Nasdaq:SINA) was founded 19 years ago and has emerged as a leading Internet-based media group, providing Chinese-language news, web portals and services, e-mail access, as well as a variety of value-added services for the mobile telephone market. The word SINA is actually a translation from an original mandarin word meaning “new wave”. Sina operates four major business lines: Sina Weibo (a twitter equivalent social networking platform , Sina Mobile, Sina Online, and Sinanet with a combined registered users of 100 million worldwide. In 2014, Sina decided to IPO away Weibo (Nasdaq:WB) in 2014 in order to capitalize on the wave of social media.

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