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I agree, the Hang Seng Tech index doesn’t have a lot of semi or science exposure. I was looking at KSTR, which has more of that, but ended up sticking with hang seng (KTEC) because those companies are larger and more proven

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I liked ASML and NBIS for awhile and considered if SIEMANS has any growth left. I ended up using KTEC for a bit of diversity via Hong Kong, but I find it hard to get excited about any theme.

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KTEC is to QQQ as Toyota was to GM

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KTEC is a good ETF too

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Google - Autonomous Vehicle leader. KTEC - Chinese Tech will undermine American Tech if the Chinese keep releasing free AI Models BTGD - Bitcoin and Gold Trust (because America is purposefully destroying its own currency to rotate into crypto and traditional metals)

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ASTS, NBIS, CPER/COPX, GOOGL, KTEC. 1) Big in ASTS. Internet everywhere is the next logical step. Very impressive tech. 2) NBIS because specialized servers need to be built. Like the NVIDIA partnership. Good leadership. Tokola, Avride, clickhouse are added benefits. 3) Copper as an inflation hedge as gold, silver and btc so expensive. 4) Google cause it’s cheap and has cash. 5) Chinese tech etf cause why not. Liking all ADRs what with the declining USD. More mag 7 (Meta, Amazon, Microsoft) I plan to buy if the market sees large dips.

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He's making China great too KTEC

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EUAD and KTEC have certainly been beating US stocks lately EU finance is doing pretty well also - EUFN

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China stocks are always a dangerous play. The high risk/high reward aspect of it is perfect for this sub though. I got lucky and made a bit off KTEC but i’m scared to dip in again considering how high it’s already gone.

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The answer is almost always “it depends”. It depends on your portfolio, risk aversion and time horizon. Generally, as stocks drop, they get more valuable contrary to what human emotions make you feel. That is, assuming that some fundamental truths still hold: being able to buy/sell the stock, the company acts as a going concern and serves its stakeholders, not just its government. My question to you is the following: since almost all of the Chinese equity market has been depressed post-COVID, what makes you think that buying a specific company is a better risk-adjusted bet than an index play? If you don’t have a good answer backed up by your research and not just a youtube video, have a look at KTEC for example, it tracks the Hang Seng Tech index, the 30 biggest tech stocks traded the Hong Kong stock exchange (includes Alibaba and Alivaba Health) which negates any concerns of delisting (since it is not invested in ADRs).

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KTEC?

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KWEB is the most common one, but KTEC is another.

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KWEB + KSTR + KTEC + KBUY I feel this combination gives me solid exposure to most of China Economy. KWEB + KBUY for Consumer Cyclicals + Consumer Tech. KTEC + KSTR for China Growth. Another Radiator a while ago recommended me this Mutual Fund: [https://www.matthewsasia.com/funds/asia-growth/china-fund/](https://www.matthewsasia.com/funds/asia-growth/china-fund/) I'm not invested in it, but it's really appealing.