US Listed Chinese Stocks Give Up Gains - Li Auto, Tesla And Nio Are Among Top 11 Large Cap Losers Last Week (Oct 7-Oct 11): Are The Others In Your Portfolio?

The stock of U.S.-listed Chinese companies gave up gains last week due to weakness. Chinese planning officials reportedly fell short of investor stimulus expectations, resulting in a dip after two consecutive weeks of gains.

These eleven large-cap stocks were the worst performers in the last week. Are they in your portfolio?

1. NetEase, Inc.’s NTES stock plummeted 13.66%, giving up gains after two weeks of upmove.
2. Futu Holdings Limited FUTU stock dipped 13.25% after investors soured on China’s stimulus measures.
3. KE Holdings Inc BEKE shares were down 13.14%.
4. Tesla Inc TSLA shares fell 12.91% last week following its Cybercab unveiling, with investors assessing a potential 2026 or 2027 timeline.
5. Toronto Dominion Bank TD stock lost 10.52% last week following a report suggesting the company is expected to pay approximately $3 billion in penalties and face growth limits as part of an anti-money-laundering settlement.
6. Vistra Corp. VST stock lost 9.48% last week after investors soured on China’s stimulus measures.
7. First Solar, Inc. FSLR stock fell 8.50% after Jefferies cut its price forecast from $271 to $266.
8. The AES Corporation AES share dipped 8.41%.
9. Align Technology, Inc. ALGN lost 8.00% last week after several analysts lowered the price forecasts on the stock.
10. NIO Inc. NIO shares were down 7.83%, giving up gains after two weeks of upmove.
11. Li Auto Inc. LI shares declined 7.63%, giving up gains after two weeks of upmove.

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