U.S.-listed Chinese stocks drop after Beijing’s power reshuffle makes the market ‘uninvestable’

More and more Asian companies have announced share buybacks in recent weeks. Chinese internet giant Alibaba has said it will increase its share buyback program from $15 billion to $25 billion. Sheldon...

VC bull Kevin O’Leary says crypto mining ban would make New York un-investable

Not long after the New York State Assembly was mulling imposing a two-year moratorium (currently on hold) on certain sorts of Proof-of-Work (PoW) cryptocurrency mining businesses on its territory, pow...

Here’s Why JPMorgan Upgraded Alibaba, Other Chinese Stocks Months After Calling Them ‘Uninvestable’

Motley Fool 2 Reasons Why Sea Limited Stock Is Falling Today Shares of Sea Limited (NYSE: SE), a digital entertainment and e-commerce company, were tumbling today likely for two reasons. First, some i...

JPMorgan Loses Lead Role on China Deal After ‘Uninvestable’ Call

(Bloomberg) — JPMorgan Chase & Co. was removed as the most senior underwriter for Kingsoft Cloud Holdings Ltd.’s Hong Kong stock offering after one of the bank’s analysts cut the share-price...

Goldman Sachs: Sanctions could make Russian assets ‘uninvestable’

Goldman Sachs says tougher sanctions on Russia are beginning to bite, and could soon see the country’s assets become “uninvestable.” This is the view of Kamakshya Trivedi, the investment bank’s head o...

Russia Stocks Crash Even With Moscow Exchange Closed—Experts Call Market ‘Uninvestable’

Topline Though Russia’s central bank closed the Moscow Stock Exchange on Monday, a number of Russia-focused funds trading in the United States crashed Monday, reflecting hundreds of millions of ...

Jim Cramer, who once saw oil stocks as uninvestable, explains new view

CNBC’s Jim Cramer on Wednesday offered a defense of his newfound optimism about investing in oil stocks, contending that he changed his mind after concluding the circumstances had evolved. ̶...

‘China is uninvestable,’ says Bond king Jeffrey Gundlach

Investors may want to think twice about putting their money to work in China, contends DoubleLine founder Jeffrey Gundlach.  “China is uninvestible, in my opinion, at this point,” the bond...