For investors reading the tea leaves of every trade headline, watch these stocks as they will tell you first if any progress is made.
Investors can monitor these stocks that Wall Street analysts said have the most to win or lose from trade progress, and their prices will be the first to move.
CNBC built a proprietary China Trade Index to track companies with biggest China exposure and most imports from China. Goldman Sachs screened Russell-1000 Index member companies for those with high revenue exposure to Greater China. President Donald Trump meets with China's President Xi Jinping at the start of their bilateral meeting at the G20 leaders summit in Osaka, Japan, June 29, 2019.A slimmed-down trade deal, stalled talks and a "fluid" situation are just some of the conflicting reports that have surfaced this week as the U.S.-China trade talks officially kicked off on Thursday. For investors reading the tea leaves of every trade headline, things can get confusing.
But there are certain stocks investors should focus on over the next two days as the true "tell" on whether talks are making any progress.to track companies with biggest China revenue exposure and most imports from China.
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