Liquidity is to stocks what gasoline is to fire, and China is about to turn red-hot. Chinese stock market regulators just increased the amount qualified foreign institutional investors can invest in China from $800 million to $1 billion. These billions of new investment dollars are going to send Chinese stocks on another rip-roaring move higher.
Best,
Tony
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Tony I agree , and I feel Chinese companies like , APWR, CAAS, JADE and AUTCW should really explode!
Could this have somthing to do with this.. New world Economy our goverment keeps pushing for?
Could this be that we are expected to support the very thing that is collapsing our economy?
I would rather have my consitutional rights etc..
That’s way the betsste answer so far!
I am now living in Hong Kong and would appreciate any advise in the Chinese market.
It’s interesting how many people call China a communist country, when the number one ideology of communism is NO private property. Yes, the gov’t there has much more regulations and inputs into the economy than many in the Western countries, but calling it communism is very misleading.
Other than that, good message. Thanks!
thanks for the video.
As seen on some YouTube videos, there is a real estate bubble going on in China, with a lot of expensive and empty office buildings and shopping centers. Someday that bubble should pop too. The Chinese finance system is probably dicey too. I hope Mr. Sagami is aware and attentive to those risks.
So which ETF is the one to buy for China?
The formal Soviet Union is the future of China.
Please copy me on the China ETF and Asia too please.
The shanghai index (000001） is 2705.43-24.61 -0.90% as of June 15, 2011
See http://finance.sina.com.cn/realstock/company/sh000001/nc.shtml
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748703848204575609232416395258.html?KEYWORDS=Asia+markets
China Stocks Fall Hard
The Shanghai Composite lost 4.6% over the week, its worst weekly showing in four months. It has lost 8.9% so far this year.