女股神Cathie Wood:對中國樂觀多於悲觀
據《彭博通訊社》報道,女股神Cathie Wood表示長遠對中國看法樂觀多於悲觀,她又認爲中國是非常具創業精神的社會,雖然政府正施加更多監管及規則,不過相信政府並非打算叫停增長或相關進展。她續指,相對而言對美國及其他經濟體較樂觀,隨着中國變得孤立,在人工智能等領域競爭力則會減弱。
她續指,旗下基金仔細研究內地企業有哪些正經營政府喜歡的業務,並正整合於日用品、物流及製造業方面的倉位,旗下基金早前購入京東(JD.US)ADR,她認爲物流是京東的重要一部分。(el/k) ~
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