Chinese Equities to Crash in 2018 Best Stocks to Sell Short Now!
Chinese equities are going to crash in 2018 says the world's best analyst for China stock market. Herein, find some of the names to sell going short ahead of the collapse in the Chinese tech sector. It's free and investors are making millions of dollars.
MOMO Downgraded to Strong Sell $52
MOMO is one of our largest short positions in the overvalued China tech sector, but also a free stock pick to make millions of dollars in the China stock market.
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Shares of ADR MOMO crashed down to $24.8 within less than two months as more than 20,000 users assumed short positions in the name following the free advise of the world's best analyst for China stock market.
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