Analysts are highlighting a trio of Chinese stocks as strong buys, pointing to robust growth prospects, favorable market trends, and solid fundamentals. Using TipRanks’ Best Chinese Stocks tool, we identified three Chinese stocks that analysts currently rate as “Strong Buy.”
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With China’s economy showing signs of recovery and key sectors gaining momentum, these stocks have captured Wall Street attention—and could offer attractive opportunities for investors looking to tap into the region’s potential. Let’s dive into the details. Click on any ticker to explore each stock further and decide if it deserves a spot in your portfolio.
Trip.com (TCOM)
Trip.com is a leading online travel platform that offers booking services for flights, hotels, and vacation packages to travelers worldwide. Year-to-date, TCOM stock has fallen by 13%.
For 2026, TCOM stock has received all Buy ratings from the nine analysts covering the stock. Trip.com’s average stock price target of $85.44 suggests a potential upside of 37.6% from current levels.
NetEase (NTES)
NetEase is a Chinese gaming and internet company known for hit titles and steady revenue growth. Year-to-date, NTES stock has declined 3.5%.
Overall, NTES stock has received five Buy and one Hold rating from analysts covering the stock. The average NetEase stock price target of $157.33 suggests a potential upside of 18.44% from current levels.
Baidu (BIDU)
Baidu is China’s leading search engine company, with growing businesses in AI, cloud services, and autonomous driving. BIDU stock has gained 24%, year-to-date.
Looking ahead, analysts are strongly bullish on BIDU stock. On TipRanks, the stock has 10 Buy and two Hold recommendations from analysts. Meanwhile, Baidu’s average stock price target of $164.81 suggests a potential upside of almost 2% from current levels.
