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🇨🇳 New Position Opened: iShares MSCI China ETF

Last Thursday, my buy order for $MCHI was triggered after the ETF fell below 50 % of its all-time high.


I view this as an opportunity to gain exposure to a broad basket of Chinese companies at significantly lower prices than in previous years. While sentiment toward Chinese equities remains mixed, valuations have become much more attractive. The ETF is currently trading near its 52-week low and is down more than 18 % YTD, while the underlying portfolio trades at relatively modest earnings multiples.


Will it continue to fall? Maybe. Then I rebuy at predefined Fibonacci levels.

Will it recover quickly? Nobody knows, just the time ⏳will tell.

That's why I rely on a rules-based strategy rather than forecasts.


✅ Buy order triggered according to plan

✅ Disciplined position sizing

✅ Exposure to 500+ Chinese companies

✅ Follow the strategy

✅ Risk management first


Let's see where China 🇨🇳 is in the coming months and years.


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22.10
iShares MSCI China ETF logo
Acheté à 48,67 $US
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Thanks for the reminder! I just reopened my savings-plan. Used to have one two years ago but sold everything after it spiked. But might be a good idea to start it again now 👍🏼
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@Part_Time_Joe I'm glad 😊 if this post was helpful. China is certainly not a risk-free market, but that's exactly why I prefer a gradual, rule-based approach to investing rather than trying to time the market. Good luck with your savings plan! 📈🇨🇳
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@MikeUpegui Thank you! You, too... It's the same with all politically driven markets. There’s volatility there, too. But I’m more interested in where China will be in 10 years. Probably bigger than it is today. That’s why I’m also investing in India. And as you said... with a savings plan, you’ll still benefit even if prices were to fall even further.
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