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Message: [QUOTE="Da_Aisijimo_Gou, post: 3784009, member: 264"] Good reasons obviously exist to dislike Central govt party boy actions, e.g., timed BABA anti-monopoly news release before HK's brief Christmas Eve opening, and some prominent mainland accounting shysters, e.g., Luckin. However, ignoring the mainland's evolution and its' massive spike in global economy influence is challenging since first visiting (2006) and moving to the mainland (2008) for work. Somehow, Enron's and Luckin's shenanighans also didn't prevent dipping in EOG in Oct nor LKNCY in Sep. Weekly, the [U][B][URL='https://outline.com/j3hXnZ'][B][U]mainland mints a few new USD billionaires[/U][/B][/URL][/B][/U] (many female). Anyone visiting the first time and typically returnees after being away just a year are blown away by the evolution. If not mainland companies, investing 5% min of investable assets in non-mainland companies evolving with the developments may make sense. Meanwhile, not liking certain govts' actions likely won't prevent considering LU dips (wealth mgmt carve out of globally well respected Ping An) nor selectively buying/holding shares of US companies milking ongoing Fed actions. [/QUOTE]