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  • Check Out the New China Technology ETF by Mad Hedge Fund Trader
    Long time readers of this letter have been harangued to buy Chinese Internet stocks so frequently, they probably are fluent in Mandarin by now, drink only hot  Oolong tea, and eat egg foo young at least once a week. They have been the star performers in my hedge fund this year, with Baidu... More »
    December 17, 2009 • CQQQ, HAO, TAO
  • ETFDesk Daily 12/01/2009 Top News and Investment Ideas by ETFdesk.com
     Sign up for Daily email and feed at etfdesk.comToday's market-moving headlines, macro trade ideas and more...5 REASONS TO EXPECT A NEAR-TERM SELL-OFFDave Rosenberg 11/30/2009 KEEP AN EYE ON THE CREDIT MARKETS AGAINTail Risk in Sovereign CDSHow overbuilt is China?Why Black Friday Data... More »
    December 1, 2009 • IWM, QQQQ, DIA
  • China: The Teetering Dragon by Dalrymple Finance
     China is an industrial bull posting huge growth statistics with astonishing consistency.  China appears to be the new Japan, which in the American mind circa 1984 was going to take over the world, making everything we use and owning almost everything.  The bull... More »
    November 30, 2009 • FXI, TAO, HAO
  • ETFDesk Daily 11/11/2009 by ETFdesk.com
     Sign up for Daily email and feed at www.etfdesk.comUS GAS: Futures Move Lower Amid Ample Supplies, Mild WeatherRussia warns against ‘one-way’ rouble betAirlines, hotels face bleak holidaysThe feedback loop of commercial real estate, regional banks and unemploymentGoldman:... More »
    November 11, 2009 • UNG, RSX, FAA
  • ETFDesk Daily 11/5/2009 by ETFdesk.com
    Sign up for Daily email and feed at www.etfdesk.com ISM Services Index in U.S. Unexpectedly DecreasedSahara Sun 'to help power Europe'WSJ: Fears of a New Bubble as Cash Pours InPoll: Stimulus Impact On China’s Growth Is FadingJim Rogers v. Nouriel RoubiniWorld Need for Oil Expected to... More »
    November 5, 2009 • ROB, IYC, TAN
  • China ETF: Say Hello to YAO by Don Dion
    The new Claymore/AlphaShares' China All-Cap ETF (YAO) is aimed at a new group of China investors looking for a well-rounded fund. In an ETF marketplace dominated by large-cap offerings like iShares FTSE/Xinhua China 25 Index (FXI), and small-cap funds like Claymore/AlphaShares China Small Cap... More »
    October 20, 2009 • YAO, FXI, TAO
  • The divergence on Chinese housing CPI and housing sales prices by Susan Weerts
    National Bureau of Statistics of China released the key August economics data today. CPI fell by 1.2% YOY. The category breakdown revealed the continuing absence of core inflation, discounting food. Health Care and Tobacco/liquor showed a mild inflation both in monthly and accumulatively... More »
    September 11, 2009 • EJ, TAO
  • The ratio of house prices to household incomes at 27:1 in Beijing by Susan Weerts
    According to the data released by Beijing Municipal Statistics Bureau, the ratio of house prices to household incomes before taxes and insurances reached 27:1 in Beijing, 5 times above the international average. The average half year salary of the employees within Beijing eight districts... More »
    August 20, 2009 • EJ, TAO
  • The Chinese Storm in a Tea Cup by Thomas MacLeod
    From the wuyi region of the Fujian province comes the Tea known as Lapsang Souchong. Its unique smokey flavour is derived from an expedited drying process ot drying the tea leaves over fires made from local pines. This is a tea that provoke strong reactions from those unfamilar. People tend to... More »
    August 14, 2009 • EWT, TAO
  • China’s Exports Recovery May Be a Myth by Anna Fedec
    China’s exports are likely to grow in the fourth quarter of this year, according to a recent forecast published by some Chinese and foreign institutions. However, at Trading Economics we don't buy it. It’s either a matter of miracle or bad accounting techniques.Indeed, exports, which... More »
    August 12, 2009 • EWH, FCHI, FXI

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