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<ul><li>Donald Trump’s victory in the U.S. presidential election ignited a wild frenzy in China’s stock market, propelling shares of certain companies to dizzying heights — not due to any tangible link with his policies, but solely because their names vaguely echoed his.</li><li><p>In the lead-up to Trump’s re-election, Shenzhen-listed Wise Soft Co. Ltd., a software maker, and Sichuan Development Lomon Group (SDLomon), a fertilizer producer, saw their stock prices soar, repeatedly hitting daily trading limits as investors piled in.</p></li><li><p>These were part of a wave of “Trump concept” stocks, heavily touted by influencers and livestreamers doling out online stock tips. The pitch was as peculiar as it was effective: the companies’ names, when spoken in Chinese, bore a resemblance to the phrase “Trump wins.”</p></li></ul>

Donald Trump’s victory in the U.S. presidential election ignited a wild frenzy in China’s stock market, propelling shares of certain companies to dizzying heights — not due to any tangible link with his policies, but solely because their names vaguely echoed his.In the lead-up to Trump’s re-election, Shenzhen-listed Wise Soft Co. Ltd., a software maker, and Sichuan Development Lomon Group (SDLomon), a fertilizer producer, saw their stock prices soar, repeatedly hitting daily trading limits as investors piled in.These were part of a wave of “Trump concept” stocks, heavily touted by influencers and livestreamers doling out online stock tips. The pitch was as peculiar as it was effective: the companies’ names, when spoken in Chinese, bore a resemblance to the phrase “Trump wins.”

Why Trump’s Rise Sounded Like a Sure Bet For China’s Small-Cap Stock Investors 