
GSP
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GSP
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The Chinese post is referring to China's securities regulator (CSRC) enforcement actions announced around May 22 against Hong Kong-based online brokers (Tiger Brokers, Futu/Moomoo, Longbridge Securities, etc.). These firms are accused of illegal cross-border securities business targeting mainland Chinese clients. The measures include shutting domestic servers/promotion, restricting new activity, and a multi-year rectification/cleanup of existing ("存量") client relationships—prompting panic among HK brokers who rely heavily on that business for volume and revenue. Official statements emphasize protecting legitimate client assets, but the operational fallout has finance teams scrambling.





A lot of big brain furus looking at the chart of China EPS flat for 10 years, while China GDP and net income has doubled, and going: "OMG the dilution, uninvestable." Uninvestable maybe, that's up to you, but must be for other reasons. EPS flat here has nothing to do with companies diluting shareholders. In fact, for the top MSCI components in 2016-2019 (tencent, baba, ping an, SOEs) the share count today is lower than 10 years ago. So what happened? -That since 2016 the index keeps enlarging, from around 200 companies back then to almost 600 now -And this has been done by bringing in companies at significant PE premium to the index --from a-shares (that have grown from 0% to 20% of the index) --to hot techs coming hot right after IPOs, Xiaomi, Meituan etc in 2018s, kuaishou, bilibili, the EVs with no earnings in 2020-21..etc Mechanically: -When you have to sell 50% of your index at 15x PE and use the proceeds to buy companies at 50x PE, the EPS of your index is coming down. Don't let math get in a way of good narrative tho.



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