Pan-Asia Index Rebalances/ Events/ Delta One, Periscope Analytics

Brian Freitas

Pan-Asia Index Rebalances/ Events/ Delta One

Event-Driven

<p>On 3 June, President Biden amended Executive Order 13959 with respect to the threat posed by the military-industrial complex of the People’s Republic of China, and expanded the list of companies to include entities that operate in the defense and related materiel sector or the surveillance technology sector in China, or own, or are owned, or are controlled by persons that operate in the above sectors.</p><p>There were a few entities that appeared in Trump's list that were dropped while there were new entities that were added to the current list.</p><p>Some major changes were that the name of the list was changed from Communist Chinese Military Companies (CCMC) to Chinese Military-Industrial Complex Companies (CMIC), the list would be maintained by the Treasury Department as opposed to the Defense Department, and restrictions on subsidiaries would apply only if the subsidiary was explicitly named in the list.</p><p>It has been reported in the media, quoting senior officials, that the list will be updated on a rolling basis. As we were typing out the Insight, Reuters published an article that says <a href="https://www.reuters.com/article/usa-biden-china-investment/analysis-more-chinese-companies-could-fall-under-bidens-broader-investment-ban-idUSL2N2NM13H" target="_blank" rel="noopener">more Chinese companies could be added to the investment ban</a>.</p><p>In this Insight, we try to identify some of the subsidiaries of companies that could be added to the CMIC list where the parent entity is already included on the list.</p>

On 3 June, President Biden amended Executive Order 13959 with respect to the threat posed by the military-industrial complex of the People’s Republic of China, and expanded the list of companies to include entities that operate in the defense and related materiel sector or the surveillance technology sector in China, or own, or are owned, or are controlled by persons that operate in the above sectors.There were a few entities that appeared in Trump's list that were dropped while there were new entities that were added to the current list.Some major changes were that the name of the list was changed from Communist Chinese Military Companies (CCMC) to Chinese Military-Industrial Complex Companies (CMIC), the list would be maintained by the Treasury Department as opposed to the Defense Department, and restrictions on subsidiaries would apply only if the subsidiary was explicitly named in the list.It has been reported in the media, quoting senior officials, that the list will be updated on a rolling basis. As we were typing out the Insight, Reuters published an article that says more Chinese companies could be added to the investment ban.In this Insight, we try to identify some of the subsidiaries of companies that could be added to the CMIC list where the parent entity is already included on the list.

POTUS Executive Order: Potential Additions to the CMIC List

Quantitative Analysis

<div><p>In keeping with the day of the week and date, we look at some charts of short interest and price for stocks from Korea, Taiwan and Hong Kong.</p></div><div><p>These stocks have seen a large upward move in short interest accompanied by big price moves and could be candidates for a stock collapse or squeeze.</p></div>

In keeping with the day of the week and date, we look at some charts of short interest and price for stocks from Korea, Taiwan and Hong Kong.These stocks have seen a large upward move in short interest accompanied by big price moves and could be candidates for a stock collapse or squeeze.

Asia Short Interest - Friday the 13th Edition

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China Communications Services Corporation Limited provides integrated comprehensive smart solutions for the informatization and digitalization sector. Its services include telecommunications infrastructure services, business process outsourcing, and applications, content, and other services. The company was incorporated on August 30, 2006, and is headquartered in Beijing, China.

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POTUS Executive Order: Potential Additions to the CMIC List

There could be more entities added to Biden's Executive Order if US-China relations continue to worsen. Defense & surveillance stocks, plus subs of...

Brian Freitas

Asia Short Interest - Friday the 13th Edition

In keeping with the day of the week and date, we look at some charts of short interest and price for stocks from Korea, Taiwan and Hong Kong.These...

Brian Freitas

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