/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>54404379
Beijing's tightening has been political and social in nature, affecting only the most radical extremist groups and in no way compromising the existing financial regulatory regimé strongly favored by the CCP. If anything, Beijing's security controls have made Hong Kong a more attractive investment destination because they not only prevented the city from being burnt to the ground, but also effectively stopped the efforts of foreign subversives to initiate broader chaos across Chinese society. The period directly after the riots and before COVID' constitutes one of the Hang Seng's most notable 'bull runs'. And of course, rather than taking advantage of social divisions to sow confusion and gain power as they do in the West (see : BLM LGBTQ DEI) in China private corporations must be quiet & respectful when dealing with the authorities or politically sensitive subjects. That's simply the cultural norm and what should be expected everywhere. You're here to make money not to troon our kids.

China's indices will outperform America's over the coming decades and if companies want a piece of the pie they'll have to ask nicely and say 'please'. This is bullish as well, because it's going to keep the country from disintegrating and following the degenerated path of the U.S. to God knows what favelaland.