11Lun
China feels like a game of chance. As there is no real free market there and bans and regulations can be introduced at any time, it is almost impossible to predict. The crash alone, which occurred a few days ago because the gaming industry was "regulated" again, makes it unpredictable.
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@investorsapiens definitely a gamble, I agree with you. And apart from an MSCI EM ETF, I don't have any China investments either, or I'm not really keen on them.
But what I would like to exploit as a "trading idea" is the extremely negative sentiment that is widespread everywhere. A bounce of +20% over 1-3 months, for example 😉
But what I would like to exploit as a "trading idea" is the extremely negative sentiment that is widespread everywhere. A bounce of +20% over 1-3 months, for example 😉
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@Rendite_Fux I also have some China in my ETFs; purely rationally, Chinese stocks should rise sooner or later. But unfortunately nothing is rational at the moment and with the conflicts in Ukraine and Taiwan you have to expect anything.
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