- Since my past article, TIGR and FUTU's share prices have plummeted amidst greater regulatory scrutiny and negative market sentiments towards Chinese ADRs.
- This article analyses a unique key risk for both companies - the fact that regulators have raised question about the legality of TIGR and FUTU's mainland operations.
- Finally, a 2030 valuation is done for TIGR based on six different possible scenarios, and the future value is discounted back to today, to determine a range of outcomes.
- Overall, reasonable scenarios should give us a annual rate of return ranging from 14% to 39%.
For further details see:
Up Fintech And Futu: A Fundamental Relook