Hong Kong Stocks: Structure & Strategy, Part 2
Common Stocks & Uncommon Value - Detailed Analysis
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So begins the second post in the Hong Kong Stocks: Structure & Strategy series. I highly recommend reading the first post, VIEs: Vulnerability, Virtue & Value before continuing.
Every one of these companies is superficially understood by many yet truly understood by few, it seems.
Besides VIEs, there is another bug (or feature) common to each of these stocks that must be understood. For this understanding, charts are necessary.

