China Stock Market Forecast: China’s Economy under the Test of Multiple Crises

October 31, 2022
Zhou He This article was written by Zhou He – Financial Analyst at I Know First.

Summary

  • The export trade has grown rapidly and has a more significant effect on the economy.
  • Real estate drove China's economic growth.
  • China's economic development will face triple pressures.

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I Know First at Fintech Event in China

January 27, 2022

I know first was invited to the first fintech event in 2022 in China, which was held with china's economic attachés together with Israel Export Institute. The goal is to introduce Israeli fintech solutions to Chinese companies and banks. Today, China is a leading country in the electronic payments field (e.g-the WeChat Pay and Alipay apps, and the surrounding ecosystem).

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Best Chinese Stocks: Is China Finally Recovering from COVID-19?

August 27, 2020

This Best Chinese Stocks article was written by Erica McGillicuddy, Analyst at I Know First.

Summary

  • So far China's economy has recovered as well as it possibly could have, but its future is dependent on the global economy
  • US-China relations are dependent on their phase one trade agreement being upheld
  • China’s government plans to bring growth to the economy through investments in high-tech infrastructure
  • China’s economy is reliant on its customers’ ability and desire to continue importing from China

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TSM Stock: Why You Should Still Go Long On Taiwan Semiconductor

May 27, 2020
motek 1The article was written by Motek Moyen Research Seeking Alpha’s #1 Writer on Long Ideas and #2 in Technology – Senior Analyst at I Know First.

Summary

  • The new sanctions against Huawei means Taiwan Semiconductor was forced to stopped taking new foundry orders from it.
  • This is a near-term headwind. Huawei is the no. 2 largest foundry customer of Taiwan Semiconductor. Huawei accounts for 15% to 20% of Taiwan Semiconductor’s revenue.
  • TSM is still a buy because other Chinese phone vendors like Xiaomi, Oppo, and Lenovo can eventually make up for the lost business from Huawei.
  • • TSM also touts lower valuation ratios than its foundry customers Advanced Micro Devices and Nvidia. This is just wrong because TSM operates on a higher net income margin.
  • Taiwan Semiconductor boasts an excellent balance sheet. Its total cash is $18.86 billion while its total debt is only $7.3 billion.

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Bitcoin Prediction: Fool’s Gold Or Future Of Currency?

August 11, 2019
I Know First Research Team LogoThis article was written by the I Know First Research Team.

Summary:

  • Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies have triggered a public discussion on the future of currencies as such.
  • Some pundits are saying the cryptoverse is to take over fiat one day.
  • While this may not necessarily be the case in the future, Bitcoin is an asset that cannot be ignored by today's investors and traders.

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Year-to-Date Worldwide Country ETF Performance Overview

June 13, 2019
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The article was written by Kun Qiu, a Financial Analyst at I Know First.

Summary

  • Overall European country ETFs had positive returns in the first 5 months in 2019, among which Greece ranking first with a return of 31.9%
  • American and Chinese country ETFs were negatively influenced by the trade war, but recently both are recovering gradually
  • Other Asian countries replying heavily on Chinese companies’ supply chain may also be affected by Trump-Xi trade war, ETFs of Hong Kong, South Korea and Singapore saw the same fluctuation pattern as the one of China
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Apple Stock Forecast: AAPL Looking Ahead to the Calm After the ‘Storm’

June 13, 2019
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The article was written by Whitney Su, a Financial Analyst at I Know First.

Summary:

  • Despite concerns over the ongoing Trump-Xi trade war, we can expect Apple to operate as usual in Greater China (Mainland China, Hong Kong, and Taiwan), which accounts for nearly 20 percent Apple's total revenue.
  • Stock prices went up by more than 1% on 11 June 2019, closing at $194.99, after Foxconn's statement that it was capable of relocating iPhone production outside of China, if necessary. Stock prices have seen an upward trend since that announcement.
  • I give AAPL stock a bullish one-year forecast. No longer relying on iPhone sales to hold up the company, Apple is turning towards services instead, projecting increased service sector revenue of $14 billion per quarter by 2020.
  • Widespread popularity of the Apple Watch and AirPods spearheads revenue increases in Apple's "Other Products" sector. Innovative product development will continue to drive up AAPL stock prices.

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Press Release: I Know First Continues To Present In China Roadshow

June 4, 2019

Press Release: Ben Rubin, the Head of Advisory Service of I Know First, presented on China-Israel Xuanwu Forum on Agriculture Technology Innovation Cooperation (Project) in Nanjing, China on May 30. More than 200 companies from Israel and China took part in the conference, and I Know First was invited as Israeli representative in artificial intelligence field. Representatives of companies from two countries shared their ideas through speeches, roadshows, and face-to-face talks.

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I Know First: representative of AI technology from Israel

The forum is organized by Nanjing municipal government, together with Suning Group (one of the biggest e-commerce and

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