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With widespread concerns over investments in the People’s Republic of China right now, some traders have sworn off Chinese companies all together. That’s a big mistake. Indeed, the current state of China stocks is uncertain and there is a lot of fear and frustration over China investments right now. But the issue is that all Chinese companies are not the same. There are a wide variety of China stocks listed in the U.S. — state-owned enterprises, mid-cap blue chips and small-caps, each with specific characteristics.
To help navigate toward some promising China investments, here are three stocks that show potential for growth this earnings season.
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