How to Invest in Chinese Consumer Stocks

The video discusses the trends in retail sales and consumer growth in China, emphasizing a long-term bullish outlook. It outlines a unique investment strategy that avoids consensus and momentum stocks, focusing instead on high-growth companies with attractive valuations. The strategy involves identifying undervalued or ignored stocks and investing early to capitalize on market recognition. The video also highlights the fund's performance, which does not follow market beta, and emphasizes a focus on fundamentals and value dislocations in investment decisions.

What is the teacher's perspective on consumer growth in China?

How does the teacher differentiate their investment strategy from consensus investing?

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What is the significance of having 'boots on the ground' in investment strategy according to the teacher?