Starchild
02-16-2003, 04:01 AM
I have noticed the Huge Boom in China and want to invest please help me if you can.
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View Full Version : What are the best China Stocks to invest in long term? Starchild 02-16-2003, 04:01 AM I have noticed the Huge Boom in China and want to invest please help me if you can. NJGold1466 02-21-2003, 09:18 AM CMEDWXBIDUCPSLBJGPSNPPTRCSUNCTDCCHUCBAKSTVCNCSR kevinh2730 02-26-2003, 02:35 PM Nobody can tell you a stock pick. At least not one that will definitely be successful. It would be like picking the lotto numbers. What you should do is read up on companies that you think might do well. Research them. Then, make an educated guess. JamesC 03-03-2003, 07:52 PM ve AmandaB1058 03-09-2003, 01:09 AM If you’re interested in investing in china long term unless you like doing a lot of research your best bet would be to diversify and buy one of the ETF’s that track China. The two best known are symbols PGJ or FXI. I own FXI myself it is a ETF that tracks 25 Chinese stocks that are available for international investors across various sectors of the Chinese economy.You can find out about both here.http://www.ishares.com/product_info/fund/overview/FXI.htmhttp://www.powershares.com/products/overview.aspx?ticker=PGJ lithium6308199 03-14-2003, 06:25 AM You are way late to the game. China has been hyped for several years. The Chinese is a house of cards waiting to collapse The government is keeping their currency artificially low, and subsidizing industries to keep the economy booming. Not to mention that it is a COMMUNIST government, meaning at any time they could take over the company you invested in leaving you high and dry. llazyiest6708 03-19-2003, 11:42 AM there are specialty mutual funds that invest in china.. that way you'd be buying a fund that holds a variety of stocks in china. I bought one threw charles schwab.. matthews china fund. farfel1325 03-24-2003, 04:59 PM you may want to read Jim Rogers's new book "A Bull in China" for an excellent overview. he does mention specific companies in almost every industry, but they are meant as starting points and not specific recommendations. Rogers gives a nice foundation on which you can do further research on your own. |