Top Chinese Stocks to Buy in 2019 – Growing Chinese Companies

She owns the parent company. A good business. They are losing money on the production front because of where oil prices are, and are actually cutting a lot of capital spending to try and maintain as much as they can of free cash flow. This is more of a dividend play. A good, longer-term hold.

A subsidiary of the Chinese National Oil Company. Biggest and most profitable company in China. Very strong internationally. Essentially a duopoly in China and basically control the wholesale/retail market with Cinipaq. Stock is known to pull back hard, so would take some profits and buy back in the $150 range.

Valuation is incredibly cheap, because the Chinese government put the hammer down. If you want to own a Chinese stock, this is probably the best one to own. There's probably upside, but there's still that Chinese risk.

(A Top Pick Apr 23/21, Down 39%) Fundamental story is very good. Political interference from the Chinese government has been difficult and made investors shed the name. Political interference from the US by potential delisting. Attractively priced now, but political risk is too high. Sometimes you make a mistake, and it's time to sell.

(A Top Pick Apr 29/21, Down 32%)Stockchase Research Editor: Michael O'Reilly Our PAST TOP PICK with BIDU has triggered its stop at $145. We recommend covering the position at this time. We will look for better opportunities.

You need to ask your financial institution as to what you can do with your ADR holdings, now that Trump black listed some Chinese stocks. It is not a great thing that happened here. This stock still trades in Hong Kong. It's been a giant disappointment. It would make sense for it to do well…

This is the largest life insurance company in China. It is a diversified, with 2/3 of their business life and nonlife, but they also have Ping An Bank and Ping An Trust, which issues wealth management products. She likes the insurance as a secular growth theme because of the big savings pool. People in China…

Although cautious on the banks, she does own this one. It is the more conservative of the Chinese banks. A very inexpensive stock. Has earnings growth of 10%-11%, and is trading at around 5X earnings. She is starting to see a recovery in spending, and banks tend to participate in that.

Fundamentally, do you really want to own Chinese banks here right now? A lot of the big banks in China actually have big government stakes and they have to invest in the growing portions of Chinese economy. Banking regulations for new banks have been very difficult to get. There are obviously some well-publicized issues with…