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China's economy and potential bull case for Chinese stocks
Poor economic data made the market worry about recession, and US stocks collectively turned lower.
I have these losers that I acquired in March, which ones should I get rid of to take a loss?
Should I sell my Chinese ETF with what going on?
So how does everyone feel about investing in China?
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Absolutely. 🥭 Has shot my IRA through the roof. CQQQ, KWEB, basically any China ETF has been printing for me as they become the new superpower
thanks for verbalizing this - now I'm gonna do the proper regarded thing and shove all my AMD profit into CQQQ
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I’m watching a few Chinese stocks too, especially BABA and 0700. I mostly track them through moomoo, since it gives access to HK and CN markets directly from one platform, which makes it a lot easier to monitor. They also have pretty detailed financials and live news updates, so it’s helpful for keeping up with all the macro noise around these names. If you’re new, might be worth starting with ETFs like KWEB or CQQQ just to spread the risk a bit.
I did just recently buy CQQQ & plan to add more if I see dips over the next year. I am always DCA into S&P500 and holding larger than normal cash positions than usual due to sky high evaluations right now
I do think going 100% into tech will beat the market over a long period if you can stick with it through extended bear markets. However, I would recommend tech ETFs like FTEC, SMH, IGV, QTUM, maybe even CQQQ, for 50% of your portfolio. With the other 50% try a momentum strategy with single stocks, because the top growers will change year after year,decade after decade. You might also consider BTC and ETH which have an even larger potential for growth if crypto stabilizes as a true asset class. But only do any of these things if you’re trying to get rich at the risk of underperformance, which could be significant. If you stick to your current portfolio long term it is guaranteed to underperform because companies come and go, trends change, winners become losers. But the people who make the highest return are those that go all in on a single factor that happens to be the right factor, but also have the lowest return if they bet on the wrong factor.
China is hot! I added TCEHY, BABA and PDD today. Added a few others about a month ago - CQQQ, DIDIY and GDS. Rets Go!!!
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Whatever problems you might think the us economy has the chinese one has ten times over. CQQQ is up 20% this year, great, now look at the 5 year graph. If you want to buy int stocks, that’s great, but why would you buy a single country when there are etf that diversify between multiple countries?
Reddit probably isn't the best place for this question. China has a very different relationship with aggregate stock market than the US. Hell, the US is pretty unique in the world that the government's relationship to businesses, especially the large ones that make up the stock market, is so front and center in society. Americans invest in a way that most other nations historically don't, though it's growing. All this to say it feels strange to American ears but the Chinese government doesn't really care if the market goes up or down, they've got bigger fish to fry - they may introduce stimulus one year to accelerate business growth and then initiate regulation or fiscal tightening to control currency effects or inflation with less regard for impact on markets. That said Chinese tech index, though volatile I think is undervalued. It has huge potential to the upside of we think they're likely to compete in the West with service economy even 10% (which seems believable given the work they are doing to establish present across Indian, Africa etc) they're well undervalued. KWEB / CQQQ etc is where I've put about 5% of my portfolio
why not NYSE? I have laddered buys set up for CQQQ and KWEB. (China)
You may buy CQQQ if you have not a lot of knowledges with Chinese business.
Hong Kong. Lot's of money printing there - it should take off at some point. Check out VWO or CQQQ
Does anyone know why CQQQ would be popping as well?
Foreign ADRs/ETFs, especially in China so long as they don't get delisted. Their markets always recover very quickly after taking hits. I think it may be a month or two but apparently they're going to drop Deepseek R2 this month which will rev up their tech sector. American investors jumping ship to foreign markets will help as well. I wouldn't hang onto long-term investments over there since their markets tend to be more cyclical (not sure if that's the right word). Month-long investments can work nicely, though. Beware though their stock market has a lot of the same shenanigans that goes on in the US one (thinking dark trades in particular) but their government is starting to crack down on it - the big jumps you see in their data are often because of this. Some ETFs to look at: CQQQ (follows SZTSI) FXI (follows SSEC)
CHIQ, FXI, CQQQ, for ETFs and have held FHKCX for a while which is a Fidelity managed China regional fund.
Ha I'm still having CQQQ 😎. You regard.
I agree, CQQQ or FXI seem to be good choices.
Abandoning EVs and renewables hands that growing global market to China, while doubling down on ICE vehicles (and coal lol), which peaked in 2017, and have been in decline ever since. They have a ~10 PE, NASDAQ is over 30. FXI, CQQQ?
I also have decided to divest from being solely invested in US equities/Bonds. I sold on Valentine’s Day, and have been slowly reallocating to what will be: 15% Gold/Silver GLD SIVR 10% Cash 10% iBonds 10% S&P 500 SPY 10% US Div SCHD 10% International VXUS 10% Euro Defense EUAD 10% Rare Earth REMX 5% Mag 7 MAGS 5% Chinese Tech CQQQ 5% Ind Stocks/Crypto
So trading my QQQ for CQQQ wasn't that regarded after all?
Thanks! Wasnt aware of NTES For those curious, IEUR and DAX ETFs do have american options KWEB and FXI have far more volume than CQQQ and MCHI
CQQQ KWEB FXI BABA TCEHY XPEV These will be your best friends. Invest in socialist sanity, not American capitalist rot.
Holy crap CQQQ is up 23% YTD! FXI a whopping 16%!? KWEB another whopping 22%! What are they up 5 year?
Dawg, look at CQQQ, FXI and KWEB and shut your mouth.
Take my advice that straight from my grandpa and father who have more than decades of losing money in China stocks. Buy shares. See what am I writing ? SHARES! Not “Options”. It is “SHARES”!!!!!! And then buy long put options to hedge. Orange man is a coo coo man. He single-handily create instability in US stocks markets and somehow make HSI HK stocks worth investing because we are relatively more stable. But China stocks rug pull HARD! Therefore, I will suggest to buy FXI shares and but also a year or so long put to hedge. Or if you think China tech is in the house, buy CQQQ but you always need to buy put to hedge.
CQQQ (china tech ETF) is up 24% this month 
All in CQQQ and FXI. Even I am living in HK and I known how bad the economy right now, media and wallstreet are pumping China stocks since orange man just cut their funding. Fuck any fundamentals analysis in investment! Let all ball deep into China stocks.
All into FXI and CQQQ. Don’t know why HSI keep raising despite the economy and our treasury problems but I am gonna take the gain regardless.
CQQQ for the win. They are hyping the fuck out of deepseek in China. Every major corps said shit about AI or auto driven vehicles and deepseek applications. Not sure it is legit or just another rug pull scheme but still make some gain thanks for USA ever changing policies and foreign investors buying HK and China stocks. But I still gonna buy some long puts to hedge because they rug pull hard in China market.
CQQQ has had a solid year so far. Up 9%. Someones paying attention.
But I am gonna sell my put and buy CQQQ. And then buy qqq call 6 months till expiry.
I will buy CQQQ first and then sold it before the end of chinese new year holidays and then I will buy QQQ options 6 months till expiry.
Next to the US (chipsets + software), China (an “emerging” country for many ETF purposes) actually has a highly skilled workforce that will likely revolutionize the **application of** AI in consumer products. And if only they were able to get those NVDA chipsets… they could become the new tech super power of the world. For this reason I’d considered a crazy investment in CQQQ, but the risks of their governments interference with markets were just too high for me. I carry 10% VEA + 10% VWO purely for Ex-US diversification. Unfortunately, I don’t expect them to perform well.
How about “to switch”? I hate VXUS. The Brits sip tea or make a toast every time somebody buys VXUS and stimulates their boring economy. Hehe. Instead, consider: VEA + VWO at a 2:1 or 1:1 ratio VEU + VWO VEU + AVDV CQQQ (maybe just a sprinkle for fun?! Sort of like the Chinese NASDAQ)
If you want to play it safe: CQQQ. You can also bet on conventional big players like BABA, Tencent. If you have time, do research on tech startups. The money is flowing into startups now. PDD is also a good bet. Why? My confidence in PDD is in the fact that it has no debt, all cash! And the stimulus policy is likely to help PDD's growth. If you are bold: YINN (3x leverage)
Blackrock has multiple iShares ETFs (FXI, MCHI). You could get a Direxion 3x levered etf (YINN). Kraneshares has KWEB, an ETF of Chinese internet and tech stocks (CWEB for 2x leverage). Invesco offers CQQQ and PGJ. Pick your poison
When I was 16 I had a Schwab custodial account with some stocks that I liked at the time (RACE, CQQQ, AAPL). I was very glad that my father did this for me, primarily because it exposed me to the world of investing at a young age. If I were you, I'd open a Schwab custodial account for him and put half in index funds. I wouldn't recommend SWTSX because it's a mutual fund, choose index ETFs instead (VTI/SCHB). The other half I'd put in something a little more fun, such as individual stocks that he knows. If he uses iPhone maybe he could own some AAPL, if he like Nike shoes he could own some NKE, if he plays Xbox he could own MSFT, if he shops on Amazon he could own AMZN, etc. I lot of people on this subreddit hate investing on individual stocks and only care about index funds, but I truly believe investing in individual stocks is important to understand what these index funds are really made of and besides, it makes it more fun.
I have slowly accumulated a few Chinese stocks yet also recently increased my positions in ASHR and FXI and CQQQ Based on just the Chinese stocks I own those 3 ETFs equal 39.3 percent and the Chinese individual stocks equal 60.7 percent . The weighting from highest to lowest. BABA, ASHR, FXI, DIDIY, JD, TCEHY, CQQQ, CICOY, NIO.. All of those represent approximately 9-10 % of my stock holdings based on dollar value. Month to date the Chinese portion is up 7 percent Year to date the chinese portion is plus 2.7 percent Based on my total costs ( commissions included ) The Chinese portion of my portfolio is down 23.14 %
Remind me in 6 months... $SPY $500 $QQQ $430 $FXI $23 $KWEB $25 $CQQQ $31
I put in a buy order for CQQQ early this morning guys, that why everything’s going down.
$FXI is large cap and $CQQQ is China tech, looks close to bottoming
Only a madman wouldn't buy $FXI or $CQQQ or $KWEB at these prices... it's a historical gift for the next 12 months.
To date, I wouldn't want to buy an individual stock. NIO could increase by 30% in 3 days, BABA could skyrocket by 100% in 6 months, or should one choose JD or Baidu, or a Chinese investment bank? Haha. (Timing the market and predicting which stock will set a record can be extremely challenging, if not impossible.) If you like risk and believe that China has hit its bottom, buy $YINN. Then, for something safer, $CQQQ, $KWEB, and the safest, $FXI. Good luck. Personally, I'm buying $NIO this morning. I bought $FXI yesterday and $KWEB five-ten days ago.
https://preview.redd.it/yeykuorc1ndc1.png?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=8048d6f77874c0c96018be3e48ef40bb6045737f I hope so . That is my China allocation which is approximately 10 percent of my portfolio CQQQ was added on Friday.
PGJ CQQQ mothafuckaaaaaaas
BABA and CQQQ in the toilet. I guess China is doomed? 
Short CQQQ? Or Just don't touch it 🤷♀️
>Which stocks? BABA, EDU, NIO, MF. Also, CQQQ and CHIQ. >mobius-chinese-markets-won-t-do-well-short-term Literally no stock market will do well in the short term. Are you talking about comparative analysis w/ regard to Dynamic Zero, or are you talking about the venting of frustration in China? The reports are way, way, overblown. A few hundred people are frustrated at Dynamic Zero. It's not like the Chinese Government is in any threat of collapsing. The biggest threat to equities is a Fed Funds Rate above 4.5% which is a lot more probably than anything involving China. Plus, what exactly does a BBC Journalist being beaten and detain have any relationship or correlation with international equities? All this is is FUD predicated on gross misunderstanding of what is actually going on.
All this doomsday China talk. Thinking of opening a position in CQQQ Dec calls.
in all actuality, i am actually focused on a stock (TME) that is held by CQQQ. didn't want to mention it specifically as it is considered a penny stock by this sub's measure
CQQQ puts. china tech isn't gonna continue this fake climb
Thinking about YINN and CQQQ On the back of President Xi statement (+Cramers advice to completely stay away from Chinese stocks)... it seems like this could be a good play. Or am I too late?
If you wanted short term, maybe too late for a sure thing, but like the US QQQ, CQQQ is so down that long term there's room to grow. Full disclosure I don't know what I'm talking about.
I like this moment for CQQQ and QQQE as just good low moments for the next five years to look for another boom. The first because I expect China to be more willing to sacrifice the public for commercial aims during the recession and because I recently found out about equal weight etfs and I like the idea of not having a broad etf that is so too heavy
Are there any parallels from this recent Chinese key rate cut to what we went through in our 2020 lockdown? Is it time for some calls on CQQQ or is there another industry that might better benefit from this rate cut other than Chinese tech? It seems like in the very short term quarterly results from the internet/tech companies would be quite dire looking.
CQQQ is a chinese tech etf. Beat down recently. No sure of future forecast.
Well I was in cash and bought Baba at $115 I also own CQQQ and DIDI. I'm all in on China tech. A little down on my investment but it will recover and then some. Covered calls is a nice way to generate income.
I opened a DCA positioned today in CQQQ, as bad as it’s gotten over here, it’s that much worse in China, regardless how you feel about China, they’re not going anywhere.
If you think the U.S. market is on sale...look at CQQQ. QQQ is still up 120% over 5 years. CQQQ is down about 10% over the same. CQQQ down 60% from ATH, QQQ down only 28%. Not saying that maybe there aren't good reasons for that, but if you have the risk tolerance, China is definitely at a deeper discount.
I don't gaf about this nigga market. I'm all in BABA, DIDI, CQQQ, and HOOD. It's just money. Fuck it. I'm moving to Pattaya to bad tend if this shit doesn't pan out in two years or less. Don't killself.exe we all gonna die on like 60 years or less any way so just Yolo and give zero fucks.
I bought $KWEB instead of $CQQQ cause it has more baba in it
I'm 100% in Chinese tech stocks. BABA, DIDI, and CQQQ (Chinese tech etf). I think this is one of the most autistic things I can do so I'm pretty sure it'll work out well
My entire 600k portfolio = BABA, CQQQ, and DIDI. I'm not buying a lambo ymrw, but I will be reward g nysrkf with a new gun. Buying an H&K USP 45 ACP
My entire portfolio is BABA, DIDI, and CQQQ, all recently acquired. About 600k portfolio. I'm entirely invested in Chinese tech stocks lol. I just know that when every ody is bearish on a country or sector it usually goes the other way. I'm going to be up huge tomorrow
Do you guys think BABA is a good buy-and-hold investment with a two year time horizon? What about CQQQ? I think China tech is oversold.
I've kind of learned by this point that it's pointless to list deep dip plays. They don't get to that point by being popular. But here goes, anyway: Stuff like INTC, MMM, SWK, XBI, CQQQ, VZ. Some of it's more 2017-2018.
Spin or deflection or truth: zero-Covid = zero trade. They have essentially told themselves they must find a way without zero Covid. How dark will it get before they listen to themselves? $CQQQ, $BABA, $YINN, $YANG https://www.economist.com/china/2022/04/21/china-says-imports-are-causing-outbreaks-of-covid-19
CQQQ. China and tech double-whammy. Absolutely crushed right now.
Looking for Chinese tech exposure, do y’all recommend CQQQ or CWEB?
Having little confidence after the rally, just about every Chinese company stock fell about -8%. Baba -8.3%, CQQQ -8.1%, NIO -6.4%, YUMC -4.8% etc....
CQQQ still over 100% down….🤔
Most can be delisted in 2024. By buying puts out I am not sure how much steam these stocks got left. The only one I am looking at is Nio but I do not do option play.... CQQQ, Baba, JD they were once good stock.
I know right? CQQQ gonna pop tomorrow.
My portfolio of 600k is all cash, except for 100k invested in CQQQ, which I bought on Friday. I think this market is gonna crash. Been trading for 20 years. It's just a very bad time to be fully invested.
Thanks for the insight. What happens to a chinese ETF trading in the NYSE like CQQQ or KWEB? Will it stay unchanged?
Baba is somewhat hopeless. Some think the bottom is not there yet. That goes with almost all financials. Dis will not recover for a few qtrs. Also CQQQ is bleeding...
I suspect Tsla will fall back below $1K. There is no news on eV. If one look at CQQQ free fall. I will think one has to follow Tsla first. Tsla P/E ratio is 353.34 With Nio I only find Return on Equity (%) -60.94 which is pathetic. Need to sell more.
You could get $KWEB to try and get some diversification within China or even $CQQQ considering the diversification you'll get, or you could continue to hold the stock or maybe sell it. It really depends on you and your risk tolerance... personally I'm very risk tolerant. You could continue to average down but no one knows what'll happen. It's up to you.
Hmm like the Chinese QQQ, maybe CQQQ?
This adminstration is not injecting free money into Wall Street like former business minded group. Therefore the mentality of stocks priced into potential revenue in 2020 does not work well now. If you look at all new ipos after 1st earning, 2nd earning the investors do better than established stocks. These companies have revenue, a product that works and sell well. The volatility algo can work and often against the investor in a big way. FDLO has a beta of 0.98 with YTD ret of +21%, while more tech QQQ beta is 1.03 with a rtn of +29%. Want an emerging flavor like CQQQ you have a -16.3% YTD retrn with even higher beta.
Chinese stocks are on sale right now. The government is still figuring how they want to play it, but China's not going away. I'm regularly putting into Chinese ETFs (CQQQ and maybe FXI). I want to be in it when they make their comeback.
I had BABA which was a single company bellying up this past year, so I used TLH to get into CQQQ. I might rebuy BABA now since it's still below my selling point / loss
What do you think of CQQQ now? I noticed it has a high ER
More like: What does SOFI really do? How many eV Ride actually has shipped that brings in revenue? Why Chinese listed stocks did not change much while Baba, CQQQ tanked so much. Buffet will not invest anything he does not understand even today.
Most of my portfolio is invested in CQQQ and DIDI, both China tech plays. Autistic or shrewd?
My portfolio is TEVA, DIDI, NOK, KULR, and CQQQ. Most of my portfolio is invested in China. The fear is overblown.