Stock market analysis

Planning to position in the China stock market in 2026? This article provides in-depth analysis of five leading tech stocks including Tencent, CATL, Alibaba, and others, covering growth potential, valuation levels, and potential risks in AI, semiconductors, and new energy fields to help you seize investment opportunities.

Looking ahead to 2026 Taiwan stocks, the AI boom will shift from concept to application implementation, with the semiconductor industry chain remaining core. This article analyzes the 2025 market review and 2026 investment strategies, discussing how to use core-satellite allocation to seize AI opportunities while utilizing high-dividend and domestic demand stocks to cope with potential risks.

Want to know the differences between the Nasdaq Composite Index and Nasdaq 100 Index? The core difference lies in components: the Composite covers over 3,000 companies, representing the full market; while the 100 selects the 100 largest non-financial leaders, more focused on tech stocks.

Want to invest in the Chinese stock market? First understand what the Shanghai Composite Index is. It is compiled by the Shanghai Stock Exchange and serves as a 'barometer' reflecting the performance of all A-shares and B-shares. This article details its composition, calculation method, and provides a beginner's guide to investing through ETFs and other ways.

The price-to-earnings ratio (PE) is an indicator measuring the years needed to recover an investment. Want to know if the current Chinese stock market indices are expensive or cheap? By checking their historical PE percentiles, you can quickly judge overall market valuation levels, providing key references for your investment decisions.

Invest in Shanghai A-shares or Shenzhen A-shares? This article helps you decide quickly: Shanghai A-shares mainly feature large state-owned enterprises and blue-chips, suitable for investors seeking stable returns; Shenzhen A-shares focus on tech and emerging industries, with high growth but greater risks. Understand the core differences between the two markets in one article and find the investment direction best suited for you.

Want to know how to buy US stocks? This article provides in-depth reviews of the best US stock trading platforms in 2025. We evaluate from four major criteria: commission fees, fund security, software experience, and features, summarizing the pros and cons of brokers like Interactive Brokers, Futu, and Firstrade to help you easily find the most suitable low-commission high-efficiency platform.

Want to know which order to use when buying US stocks? This article explains the differences and scenarios for market orders (execution guaranteed), limit orders (cost control), and stop orders (risk management) to help you choose the best based on your trading goals and avoid common mistakes.

Want to invest in the Hong Kong Hang Seng Index? This article provides zero-foundation teaching for beginners, starting from understanding constituents, teaching you to choose ETFs as the preferred tool, and detailing the full process from account opening, funding to purchasing, helping you easily take the first step in Hong Kong stock investing.