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They had more than quadrupled in the previous 12 months, as investors grew more bullish about the post-pandemic outlook for online food shopping in the country. As of Monday’s close, though, the stock hadretreated 40% from that peak.</p>\n<p>As of Monday, U.S.-listed e-commerce company Pinduoduo had fallen 36% from its recent peak. By the same measure, electric-vehicle makerNIOInc.has fallen 43%, while video-app operator Bilibili Inc. has lost more than a third of its value.</p>\n<p>On Tuesday in Hong Kong, Kuaishou stock tumbled after first-quarter results disappointed investors, taking its shares to roughly half their peak closing level from earlier this year. Kuaishou, the operator of a short-video streaming platform,went public in Februaryin a hot initial public offering.</p>\n<p>Brendan Ahern, the chief investment officer for KraneShares in New York, said some investors were selling down holdings of high-growth stocks and those that benefited from work-from-home trends.</p>\n<p>He said funds were being redeployed into cyclical-value stocks, meaning those that trade on modest valuations compared with measures such as earnings or book value and that are more sensitive to fluctuations in the economy.</p>\n<p>\"This is kind of a rebalancing taking place globally, and you’ve seen an element of this in the U.S., in Taiwan, and in South Korea,” Mr. Ahern said. He said that in the U.S. newer players such as cloud-computing companySnowflakeInc.that haven’t become profitable had also sold off more heavily recently.</p>\n<p>Money managers said the long-term case for emerging Chinese tech stocks remains strong.</p>\n<p>Companies such as Meituan and Pinduoduo have weathered earlier periods of market skepticism. 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Those stocks are likely to do well as the U.S. and other countries rebound from the pandemic. The Chinese companies are also caught up in an official clampdown on China’s tech sector alongside Alibaba and other big players.\nBut these are younger businesses that haven’t become solidly profitable. Analysts polled by FactSet expect Meituan, Pinduoduo and Kuaishou to record net losses this year. That means their valuations are disproportionately sensitive to rising interest rates, which reduce the value of faraway profits more than those that will be earned in the near term.\nAlthough everyone is suffering, there is a distinction between China’s profitable and pre-profit tech companies, said Hyde Chen, an equity analyst with the chief investment office ofUBS GroupAG’sglobal wealth-management unit.\nShares in Meituan, China’s leading food-delivery group, hit a closing high in mid-February. They had more than quadrupled in the previous 12 months, as investors grew more bullish about the post-pandemic outlook for online food shopping in the country. As of Monday’s close, though, the stock hadretreated 40% from that peak.\nAs of Monday, U.S.-listed e-commerce company Pinduoduo had fallen 36% from its recent peak. By the same measure, electric-vehicle makerNIOInc.has fallen 43%, while video-app operator Bilibili Inc. has lost more than a third of its value.\nOn Tuesday in Hong Kong, Kuaishou stock tumbled after first-quarter results disappointed investors, taking its shares to roughly half their peak closing level from earlier this year. Kuaishou, the operator of a short-video streaming platform,went public in Februaryin a hot initial public offering.\nBrendan Ahern, the chief investment officer for KraneShares in New York, said some investors were selling down holdings of high-growth stocks and those that benefited from work-from-home trends.\nHe said funds were being redeployed into cyclical-value stocks, meaning those that trade on modest valuations compared with measures such as earnings or book value and that are more sensitive to fluctuations in the economy.\n\"This is kind of a rebalancing taking place globally, and you’ve seen an element of this in the U.S., in Taiwan, and in South Korea,” Mr. Ahern said. He said that in the U.S. newer players such as cloud-computing companySnowflakeInc.that haven’t become profitable had also sold off more heavily recently.\nMoney managers said the long-term case for emerging Chinese tech stocks remains strong.\nCompanies such as Meituan and Pinduoduo have weathered earlier periods of market skepticism. 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