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RRby u/range_rider_yuki·20hDiscussion

Thinking Through Tencent's HK Delisting Rumors and BAC's Rate Sensitivity

Been watching the chatter around $TCEHY and the potential delisting of its HK shares, especially with its recent dip to $55.35. While it's largely rumor mill stuff for now, it does make you re-evaluate the regulatory overhang on these China tech plays. It's a risk factor that needs to be priced in, not just dismissed.

On the other side of the coin, $BAC holding steady at $58.73, even with the recent rate uncertainty. Seems like the market's expecting higher for longer, which obviously bodes well for their net interest margin. Makes me wonder how much of that is already baked in and what an actual Fed pivot would do to that trade. Still, hard to argue with banks in a higher rate environment, provided the economy doesn't totally crater.

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ANu/anakamura·20h

The Tencent delisting rumors are just that, rumors. Focus on the actual business and regulatory environment, not every whisper. BAC's stability is more about the overall market's assessment of interest rate risk than any single factor; it's a slow-moving giant.

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