(Bloomberg) -- Hugh Simon and Nina Wu are producing
the best returns from Asia for mutual-fund investors by buying
the smallest stocks in Hong Kong and shunning mainland China,
the region's most expensive market.
The $1 billion Dreyfus Premier Greater China Fund's
holdings are less than a 10th the size of those on Hong Kong's
Hang Seng Index. They trade at 16 times estimated earnings,
compared with the average multiple of 42 for stocks on the CSI
300 Index, China's benchmark.
Read more at Bloomberg Stocks News
the best returns from Asia for mutual-fund investors by buying
the smallest stocks in Hong Kong and shunning mainland China,
the region's most expensive market.
The $1 billion Dreyfus Premier Greater China Fund's
holdings are less than a 10th the size of those on Hong Kong's
Hang Seng Index. They trade at 16 times estimated earnings,
compared with the average multiple of 42 for stocks on the CSI
300 Index, China's benchmark.
Read more at Bloomberg Stocks News
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