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There's two pessimistic of an assumption as to the Chinese authorities' interest

in essentially blowing that up and wiping out global investors.

Hello and welcome to the Baron Streetwise podcast. I'm Jack Howe and the voice you just heard

is Jason Sue. He's a renowned market researcher turned to asset manager most recently in China.

US shares of Chinese companies were routed this past week. I laid out some bearish concerns

for Baron's readers. Jason has the bull case. We'll hear both in a moment.

Listening in is our audio producer Jackson. Welcome back Jackson. How was the wedding?

If she left you at the altar, you do not have to say anything here. I hope it wasn't for another

podcast producer. One of those audio big shots from the Wall Street Journal because I will let

them have it and my tone will not be public radio soothing. It'll be sports call in show.

She stayed at the altar the whole time. It was all okay. We had our family's dance. We had a

lovely wedding and then afterwards we went backpacking on the Olympic peninsula so it all worked out.

Well it's wonderful news and congratulations again. I never doubted the two of you for a moment.

Now then China started this past week with deep stock declines especially for companies that

trade in the US. The Chinese stocks following the motions 2008. This is the Nasdaq Golden Dragon

China index. This was the worst date it has ever had. Given all of the turbulence we've seen,

our Chinese stocks investible. Alibaba lost 12% on Monday. A video game in company called NetEase

fell 10%. By due the Chinese search giant dropped 13%. All of these companies are listed in the US

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