Baidu Stock News

Finding stocks that trade at discounts can set investors up for significant gains in the long run. The stocks listed here are facing headwinds right now, but their growth prospects remain promising.

The past few years have been turbulent for Chinese companies listed on U.S. exchanges. Their stock prices have floundered despite major U.S. indexes reaching new heights.

Many of the world's most influential hedge funds use relative value strategies, which involve going long on undervalued stocks and shorting overvalued stocks. This approach is part of long/short equity strategies, a common practice in hedge funds to manage risk and maximize returns regardless of whether the overall market is rising or falling.

Baidu is the leading search engine in China. JD is one of the leading players in the Chinese e-commerce industry.

Baidu's stock trades at bargain levels. The tech company struggled to grow lately.

No innovation is garnering more attention from Wall Street and investors than artificial intelligence (AI). A cash-rich, time-tested company, which has multiple fast-growing operating segments tied to the AI revolution, is as cheap as it's ever been as a publicly traded company.

Baidu's Q2 results exceeded expectations, with 8% QoQ revenue growth and strong free cash flow, despite headwinds in digital advertising. Baidu remains deeply profitable with a 19% free cash flow margin, making it an attractive investment in a challenging Chinese economy. Baidu's shares are undervalued at a P/E ratio of 7.4X, presenting significant revaluation potential.

As several popular U.S.-listed Chinese stocks begin to show signs of a rebound, investors are left wondering whether now is the right time to jump back into the market or if these gains could be another value trap. The iShares China Large-Cap ETF NYSE: FXI has managed to buck its downtrend this year, trending nearly 10% higher year-to-date and consolidating above its 200-day SMA in a bullish pa...