Stocks have been shaky in recent weeks after the U.S. and China exchanged their latest rounds of trade war tariff hikes. Chinese stocks have been hit particularly hard by the trade war – for instance, the iShares China Large-Cap ETF (ticker: FXI) is up 8%, but is far underperforming the S&P 500, which is up a staggering 20% since Jan. 1.

Despite concerns about the trade war’s impact on China’s economic growth, China’s e-commerce business is booming. Chinese online retail is a massive long-term investment opportunity, but buyers may still need to be selective given trade war pressures.

Here are seven Chinese e-commerce stocks KeyBanc analyst Hans Chung is watching.

1. Alibaba Group Holding (BABA). If the trade war is hurting growth in China, you sure wouldn’t know it by looking at Alibaba’s numbers. Alibaba just reported 50% earnings growth and 51% revenue growth in the most recent quarter, including 75% growth in cloud services revenue. In addition, Alibaba reported 721 million mobile active users, up 18% from a year ago.

Chung says feed monetization could drive double-digit incremental revenue growth and Alibaba’s Freshippo retail store margins should continue to improve over time. KeyBanc has an “overweight” rating and $240 price target for BABA stock.

2. Pinduoduo (PDD). Pinduoduo is a Chinese e-commerce company that allows customers to capitalize on group buying deals, mostly via the Tencent (TCEHY) WeChat mobile app. Chung says Pinduoduo’s unique team-purchase model helps streamline the value chain for customers and its early success in consumer-to-manufacturing sales is promising.

Chung said Pinduoduo is a solid long-term investment given the company’s massive scale, its potential for monetization, its differentiated artificial intelligence technology and its huge total addressable market. He says increased ad load and improved targeting should help drive monetization. KeyBanc has an “overweight” rating and $32 price target for PDD stock. – Wayne Duggan

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