As global markets heat up toward all-time highs again, most U.S. stocks trade at unbearable valuations that are susceptible to sharp drops should recessionary signals flash again. It's a good time for investors to rotate toward value-oriented names, and to do so, we needn't look any further than China, which has been hit hard these year over both trade tensions and fears of an economic and manufacturing slowdown.
Many individual companies in China, however, are still showing tremendous top-line growth while trading at bargain-basement valuations. One name I continue to like is Huami (HMI