Transaction log
Jul 26, 2021 - Bought 50 @ $52.10 (1.63% wtg, opportunistic)
Dec 27, 2021 - Bought 25 @ $38.70 (75 shares, 1.75% wtg)
Mar 30, 2022 - Bought 25 @ $31.58 (100 shares, 1.79% wtg)
May 16, 2022 - Bought 50 @ $26.60 (150 shares, 2.62% wtg)
Nov 2, 2022 - Bought 50 @ $20.44 (200 shares, 3.08% wtg)
Jan 22, 2024 - Bought 100 @ $23.09 (300 shares, 4.42% wtg)
Aug 12, 2024 - Bought 50 @ $26.72 (350 shares, 5.30% wtg)
KraneShares CSI China Internet ETF
Location: New York, New York
Profile
Industry: Internet retail, internet content & information, real estate services, travel services, etc.
Sector: Consumer discretionary, communication services, etc.
Theme: Emerging markets consumer
5-Year shareholder growth: n/a
Estimated fair value: $44
Valuation assumption: Alibaba as proxy, 6.0% MFCF yield
In September, local Chinese investors will finally be able to invest directly in Alibaba.
Negatives: recession on the way, big tech stocks still not cheap. Positives: bearish sentiment, lots of selling pressure below the surface. How these countervailing forces resolve themselves is an open question, but many high quality growth stocks are reasonably priced. [trades]
Taking our profits on Bed Bath & Beyond, thank you very much. Still building a position in KWEB. [trades]
Supply chain issues, labor shortages and price inflation have created a hand full of year-end bargains. [trades]
China’s private tutoring industry has taken the brunt of government crackdowns. Are we at the point of maximum pessimism? [trades]