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Too Much Financial Sector Exposure in the Latest China ETF?

Gary,
Just learned about the new China ETF in last couple of days and you are on the timely spot with this excellent info.
Relative to your leading comments:
Sometimes the question is not whether it is a "chicken or egg" situation because many times in finance as well as in life it is CHICKEN SALAD (both Chicken AND Egg) and sometimes it is Chicken S--- something else.
Any one who is less concerned about legalized racketeering than they are about reasonable rules, laws, and alternatives had better get ready for a lot more legalized racketeering.
Include me out please.
Thanks again for your excellent and timely ETF info and thoughts. I greatly appreciate it.

China Says Good Riddance to August

Was not invested in China , per se, (some in broad MF). but after some considerable past experience in TRP New Asia fund, I know that the Asian markets generally have long continous upswings and long and continuous downswings, so be advised to take some profits on the way up, and avoid getting trapped in those long downswings, even if you miss the peak or bottom a little in both of the swings.
PS: Found the income profiles of China very revealing, however, I would nevertheless NOT underestimate their ultimate potential.
Central planning, abhorrent to the Western mind, (maybe we should do a "little" more, maybe they should do a "lot" less), nonetheless, has started working somehat better for them in the modern era.
So, they probably will succeed big time or fail big time, your guess is as good as mine.