DiDi Global (NYSE: DIDI ) could easily fall quite significantly to the value of just its non-China operations, plus its net cash (as long as that cash is not in China). This is because Chinese regulators have placed the company under dire restrictions . If that happens, I estimate that DIDI stock would be worth no more than about $2.71 per share, or 33% of its present price (as of Aug. 25). The reason for this is that no new users can sign up on DiDi’s ride-hailing service app in China, and it is potentially possible that all operations in...