Sector

Asia

Everything our editor has picked under this sector, best first.

137 stories

PERF · long

Perfect CORP

Perfect Corp., a Taiwan-based beauty-tech microcap SPAC, trades below net cash despite sales growth after falling from a brief $2 billion…

@MaiusPartners

Maius on X

Humanoids down under! While it may surprise, Appen $APX.AX used to be the world's largest data labeling company, but it lost market share to $INOD because it was slow to adapt its tech stack and lacked product-market fit. However, their Chinese business (China's largest) continues to do well and has really seen an inflection; all the forward hiring trends we see are extremely strong. So if you believe Chinese AI and robots have any relevance globally, they should benefit. Yours truly for sub-1x revenues, because most Australian investors still have this stock on a blacklist after losing their shirt last cycle.
PRGLY · long

Puregold Price Club INC

PureGold Price Club, the Philippines’ largest food retailer, operates hypermarkets, supermarkets, minimarts and S&R membership warehouses.

Coupang: 2Q26 Business Recap

Coupang’s product-commerce revenue rose 8% in constant currency as data-leak churn lingered, while promotions and underused logistics…

Interview with Roderick van Zuylen

Roderick van Zuylen discusses Night Watch’s value strategy, catalyst-driven screening and positions in Asian equities including Dream…

@BlueDuckCap

BDC on X

$AAPL also prices in the flattering things you've articulated. 35x EPS. Missed on Services revenue w/ a 4 point decel vs a 2 point harder comp. Comp gets harder in September. China revs missed and are slowing. China comps get much harder next year...could easily see 22% growth down to 10% or less. And again, everyone owns AAPL as evidenced by the near 2x market cap appreciation in the last year - thats nearly $2T that's been bought. All the other names have more hair, but much more upside if they continue to execute.

On Holdings: Maintaining Pace

On Holdings expects roughly CHF 3.5 billion in FY26 revenue as running shoes drive growth, while APAC exceeds 20% of sales and apparel…

@OddDiligence

Odd Diligence on X

the KOSPI shares should open up higher.. Maybe 5 to 10%? Just depends on the Korean vibes i guess over there, hard to pin down. for $SKHY 177.9M shares in IPO, 118.6M shares went to top 25 IPO buyers. Unfair to say they are not trading but have to think a lot of them are not for now. So just napkin math hypotheticals, 59.3M shares after top 25 IPO buyers. $DRAM ETF has 2,898,599 kospi shares currently, and have started buying $SKHY already - they have 850,000 SKYH shares. 2,898,599 KOSPI shares is equivalent to 28,985,990 SKHY. I dont think theyve said that they would switch but IF they did that's another 29.8M shares or so just for that 1 ETF Then SKYH is down to 29.5M shares... All this is hypothetical of course... Just basic hypotesis. Not to mention all the other ETFs that will hold this, all the funds that had no access to Korean markets who can trade this now. All the dumb levered ETFs. I think the premium can get real dumb. Im long both SKYH and $660.KS. for my trading there i think there's opportunity cost in monitoring this trade, when being in the spread, which doesn't fit my personal style - so i dont think i'll be in the spread at all - but thats personal preference