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Noah Holdings: Pullback Provides Buying Opportunity

May 02, 2023 1:21 PM ETNoah Holdings Limited (NOAH)

Summary

  • Noah Holdings Limited shares have lost more than a quarter of their value in the past two and a half months.
  • Noah Holdings' FY 2022 performance was poor, but a turnaround in FY 2023 is expected considering NOAH's core client base growth and the company's expansion plans for its overseas offices.
  • I continue to rate Noah Holdings Limited as a Buy, as I believe that Noah Holdings' valuations have become more attractive following the recent pullback.
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Elevator Pitch

I have a Buy investment rating for Noah Holdings Limited (NYSE:NOAH) [6686:HK] stock.

In my previous February 14, 2023 update for Noah Holdings, I touched on the positive change in analyst sentiment for NOAH, and

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