High-tech does not necessarily bring high returns; investment semiconductors first market-oriented industry marginal cost is very low; semiconductors have a good time to layout simulation investment opportunities…
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Shen Yu, a partner and chief investment officer of Zhongheng Xingguang Investment Group, a member of Chuangyi Capital Investment Committee. He has worked in Alliance Bernstein L.P, one of the world’s largest asset management companies, and Macquarie Capital, a well-known investment bank. He has participated in many IPOs and acquisitions of well-known enterprises such as state-owned enterprises and state-owned enterprises. He has rich experience in macro research and has participated in many projects such as Sunac China, Green Power, Cryogenic Energy, Qihoo 360, Dajiang Innovation, and Yanyou Optoelectronics.
Opinion Highlights
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High tech doesn’t necessarily bring high returns
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Investing in semiconductors is market-oriented. The marginal cost of the industry is very low
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Semiconductor has arrived at a good time to plan for investment opportunities in simulations
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People and company culture are essential when picking a company. Value the return on capital and the competitive advantage of the incumbent
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Domestic substitution welcomes the window period to grasp the industrial chain opportunities downstream of semiconductors
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The semiconductor companies in the secondary market are more mature. The risk is that the valuation is too high
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High tech doesn’t necessarily bring high returns
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