David Tepper is buying ‘everything’ in China: ‘ETFs…futures…everything’

David Tepper is betting big on China after new stimulus efforts, focusing on ETFs and top companies like Alibaba and Baidu.

Table of Contents

Tepper’s Bold Bet on China

Billionaire hedge fund manager David Tepper is making bold moves in the Chinese market. The founder of Appaloosa Management recently shared his bullish outlook in a CNBC interview. Tepper believes that China’s new economic stimulus offers a golden opportunity for investors. He plans to invest in a wide range of Chinese assets, including exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and futures.

Earlier this year, Tepper boosted his investments in major Chinese companies. These include Alibaba (BABA), Baidu (BIDU), and PDD Holdings (PDD). He sees these companies as undervalued, with low price-to-earnings ratios but high growth potential. According to Tepper, “China’s companies are trading at single-digit P/E multiples but growing at double-digit rates.”

Comparing China’s Market to 2010

Tepper sees similarities between the current market and 2010, a time when Chinese stocks grew rapidly. Despite challenges in recent years due to government crackdowns and a slowing economy, Tepper remains optimistic. He believes that China’s recent stimulus could reignite growth and provide strong returns for investors.

Beijing has also introduced policies allowing companies to buy back their stocks, further boosting their attractiveness. Tepper views this as another reason to increase his exposure to the Chinese market.

What Analysts Are Saying

Some economists feel that China’s recent measures weren’t enough to address weak domestic demand. However, many expect additional stimulus soon. Bank of America analysts predict that China will roll out more fiscal policies to boost consumer spending and investment. These efforts could help Tepper’s strategy pay off even more.

Tepper’s Confidence in China’s Recovery

Tepper’s big moves suggest he’s confident in China’s ability to recover. Beijing is working to stabilize the property sector and support fiscal spending, and Tepper sees this as a sign of growth. He also isn’t worried about US-China tensions, choosing to focus on China’s internal economic policies.

China’s CSI 300 Index jumped 14% this week, its strongest gain since the global financial crisis. The Nasdaq Golden Dragon index of US-listed Chinese stocks also surged by 19%. Tepper’s decision to dive deeper into Chinese stocks already seems to be paying off.

Joining Other Top Investors

Tepper isn’t the only one seeing potential in China. Other major investors, such as Nick Wilcox of Man Group, share his bullish outlook. Wilcox believes Chinese stocks will continue to rally, thanks to improving earnings and possible interest rate cuts.

Tepper has even removed his previous limits on Chinese stocks. He used to cap his exposure at 10-15%, but now he’s willing to invest more. He believes that China’s stimulus and low valuations make it a great opportunity.

Enjoyed reading? Show us your love by sharing...