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With widespread concerns over investments in the People's Republic of China right now, some traders have sworn off Chinese companies all together. That's a big mistake. Indeed, the current state of China stocks is uncertain and there is a lot of fear and frustration over China investments right now. But the issue is that all Chinese companies are not the same. There are a wide variety of China stocks listed in the U.S. -- state-owned enterprises, mid-cap blue chips and small-caps, each with specific characteristics. To help navigate toward some promising China investments, here are three stocks that show potential for growth this earnings season.
With widespread investor concerns over the current state of Chinese stocks, there is a lot of fear and frustration over China investments right now. The issue is that all China stocks are not the same. There are different types of China stocks listed in the U.S. -- state-owned enterprises, mid-cap blue chips and small-caps, each with specific characteristics. Overall, I still believe that we will see 40% upside in many of these stocks by year end, most of it in fourth quarter, and now is the time to position for the upcoming rally.
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