PowerShares Gld Drg Haltr USX China (ETF) (PGJ)
Closed end fund.
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the lazy man's way to chinese stocks.
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This account tracks the performance of newly minted 4 star stocks - 3 star stocks that recently turned in to 4 star stocks.
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China is where it's at.
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People are forgetting about China right now....
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can't pick one...so i'll pick em all......
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China will continue to grow.
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China small cap ETF with great explosure to financials, business services companies (includes consulting and infrastructure plays), and energy companies. China is where the growth is.
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China will outperform until we fully recover.
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This etf offers a broad spectrum of Chinese companies that should do much better than U.S. equities over the next two years. Looking for increased inflation and dollar value to sink within the next six to nine months. The U.S. economy hasn't seen the worst of things yet, including the California fiasco. Several states are teetering on the brink. More foreclosure activity still to come
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Asia based equities should outperform US based equities over the next few years.
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Broad selection of small chinese companies.
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Have owned this one for several years. Made out well and trimmed the position, then have subsequently doubled down once or twice and feel at least another run in the mid to long term.
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I like PGJ as a play on the domestic Chinese economy. PGJ has much less exposure to financials and exporters than ETFs like FXI and GXC. It has more exposure to consumer services and products.
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china bottomed
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beast will wake up from hibernation
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I personally own FXI and while at one time was up over 100% now am pretty much even, that said I think that we will see some rebound in the BRIC's maybe minus Russia, but after being way overbought, I think foreign markets are way oversold.
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I like this ETF mid to long-term. Prefer its Energy/Tech/Telecom focus over FXI's Financials.
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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.
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China's economy is booming, even with inflation. The only problem with this ETF is that it mostly tracks the big state-owned companies, which as the Brothers Fool pointed out, might be a bad thing when the gov stops propping them up and lets the free market take over... but it'll still even out, after some hiccups, because it'll start tracking the new big players.
And over time, the Chinese market will only go up, until they either run out of resources, people, or some cataclysm destroys civilization as we know it.
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up 58% last year, took a dive, on the way back.

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