Comments by "Samson Soturian" (@samsonsoturian6013) on "Didi, Alibaba, Tencent: The Risks of Investing in Chinese Tech | WSJ" video.

  1. Buying Chinese stocks is like buying Detroit real estate: It's cheap for a reason.
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  2. Lose the blame shifting, no one cares about Huawei. Least of all China.
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  3. What does that rambling have to do with anything?
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  4. This is economics, it's all interconnected. Many in WSJ's main audience are American investors who may have lost a few bucks investing in a country they don't understand.
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  5.  @drewh3224  English isn't a first language for you, is it?
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  6. There is something called "deep value" or "distressed" investing which is buying up garbage companies where no real valuation is possible. Although that's a high risk hedge fund style investing, and deep value investors admit there's a lot of gut instinct involved. Although I can see what you mean: A lot of weird capitalism happens in Communist China.
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  7. Only if you're delusional.
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  8.  @thomasphilip8916  you're both incompetent liars
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  9. But this is also just how capitalism works in Communist China.
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  10.  @m.preacher2829  worse than making policy overnight, government policies often change that retroactively punish people for acts that were legal when they committed them.
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  11. We do regulate big tech a lot. We also whine non-stop regardless what the regs are.
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