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China ETF

Will hold and continue to contribute to this fund - Invested in some of the larger and more stable companies in China, a country which is still experiencing double digit growth, is just now beginning to develop a solid/stable middle class...i.e consumers :).

ETF with largest Chinese firms as China, world return to business

good entry point

exposure to china.

Widest exposure to China market at one of the cheapest expense ratio.

Asia based equities should outperform US based equities over the next few years.

Despite the high expense ratio on this ETF, the Chinese economy is expected to grow faster than the US economy over the next 10 to 20 years. This should be reflected in a broad market index like the one this ETF tracks.

China is back online

9% growth (even if it's any growth) in this environment is very good. This is a long haul as the middle class continues it's ascent.

I think economically China will outperform, however, I think people need to realize the difference between economic growth and prices for equities. Economically, I think China will far outpace U.S. and other developed country GDP growth rates for years to come. However, near term it looks like Chinese equities will continue to suffer. China is actively trying to slow economic growth and as long as they continue to hike interest rates to slow economic growth equities will continue to sell off.

However, as soon as China decided to lower interest rates or hold for a prolonged period of time I would be long China.

So, once again, higher interest rates = slower growth = slower growth in earnings/share per quarter = declining prices in equity.

Can anyone say bubble? falling US economy, high energy prices spell doom. After olympic PR stunt goodnight China

It's China

If you have 30 years before retirement, put 10,000 in this ETF. Watch it grow to million.

China Index ETF. The chineese market is still very green, there is a tremendous upside.

I think that China is currently on an upswing. I held ishares 25 (FXI) since a month or two after it's debut, but later sold when it started to have a small pullback, around $110. Seeing as how that stock is up to 160's today, I'm not going to make that mistake again, and think that while the ride will be bumpy, I'm in it for the long term.

Go China!