ChinaDaily Briefs

Daily Brief China: Weibo , Fu Shou Yuan, S.F. Holding, SGX Rubber Future TSR20, KE Holdings , Sands China and more

In today’s briefing:

  • BUY/SELL/HOLD: Hong Kong Stock Updates (September 21)
  • Fu Shou Yuan (1448.HK) – The Business Model Has “Flaws”
  • Monthly Chinese Express Tracker | Price Pressures Ease | X-Border Re-Accelerates | (September 2024)
  • Helixtap China Report: Inclement Weather And Arbitrage Buying Spurs Chinese Prices
  • KE (BEKE US): Why Earning Money in Weak Market
  • Technically Speaking, Breakouts and Breakdowns: HONG KONG (SEPTEMBER 23)


BUY/SELL/HOLD: Hong Kong Stock Updates (September 21)

By David Mudd


Fu Shou Yuan (1448.HK) – The Business Model Has “Flaws”

By Xinyao (Criss) Wang

  • The sharp decline in revenue/profits indicates that Fu Shou Yuan’s business model is not as excellent as previously imagined. The Company’s performance would still be heavily influenced by macro factors.
  • Once Fu Shou Yuan slows down external expansion and explores endogenous growth, it usually doesn’t require too much capital, which means the Company would have greater motivation to distribute dividends.
  • The economic downturn leading to performance headwinds is just short-term logic. In the long run, the logic behind the increasing demand in funeral industry has not changed. Valuation would rebound.

Monthly Chinese Express Tracker | Price Pressures Ease | X-Border Re-Accelerates | (September 2024)

By Daniel Hellberg

  • August parcel volume growth moderated, but easing price pressure matters more
  • In July & August, Chinese X-border parcel volume growth re-accelerated
  • We believe easing price pressure should lead to express margin expansion

Helixtap China Report: Inclement Weather And Arbitrage Buying Spurs Chinese Prices

By Arusha Das

  • Adverse weather impacts Chinese prices   
  • Arbitrage buying spurs prices up  
  • TSR inventory drops in September 

KE (BEKE US): Why Earning Money in Weak Market

By Ming Lu

  • In 2Q24, KE’s revenue grew by 20% YoY despite the weak property market.
  • We believe property developers and personal landlords need KE more than the prosperous time.
  • We believe the stock has an upside of 148% for the end of 2025. Buy.

Technically Speaking, Breakouts and Breakdowns: HONG KONG (SEPTEMBER 23)

By David Mudd

  • Hong Kong tech sector leads the market higher with increased momentum and lower volatility.  Short selling has abated with unwind of HKD carry trade.
  • Sands China (1928 HK) had a breakout from a Falling Wedge pattern. The share price broke above its short-term averages with increasing momentum.
  • China Feihe (6186 HK) broke out from its downtrend with a Reversal from its U-Shaped Bottom.  Techtronic Industries (669 HK) broke out to a new YTD high.

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