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Damnnn YINN up hugely, holding a basket of 5$ June calls
Let’s go CHYINNA
Watch for massive injection of yuan into chinas markets. Buy here is how you trade alpha ;)
There she goes! These guys are in a helluva alot better shape than the US. Chinas bottom is in. Will lead the world. While US tanks
Told U they were dumber than a box of rocks.
Appreciate the gifts clown MMs. Obviously their not the smartest ones in the room;)
Nice, I was able to get some 3.30's on Tuesday. Time for China to open back up.
Added some 3.48s again
Hoping we've made it past the worst. If China's going to survive as a nation, you'd think the Top XX stocks in the country would be strong.
Dummies shorting china now are definitely not the smart money!
Man 60 % profits back on bid to pick up a few more with house money. Shortys screwed ;)
Interesting bounce back after good news on China-Taiwan. Hope it's the start of a nice run.
These crooks tank china and keep worthless US afloat with monopoly money. Long China Short US asap!
It's a good day to be in YINN. Important move by China Fed.
https://www.scmp.com/business/markets/article/3164024/alibaba-chinese-developers-lift-hong-kong-stocks-two-month-high
In today friend
Ghost town around here. I'm in for 500 shares - - certainly buying when no one else is.
Winner winner chicken dinner. Always buy when there's blood in the streets. CNBC and Goldman Sucks was the contrarian indicator ;)
Michael Oliver, Fed Reset Coming, "Silver to $200"
Alrighty. Looking to take a starter again her 2x this trip
$YINN short squeeze article Direxion Daily Ftse China Bull 3X Shares Nyse Yinn Short Squeeze
Agreed. Loading up here. Expect China PPT to intervene soon.
Under $15 Looks Good
imo
It’s that time again to buy China!
I bought a substantial amount of call options months ago. Need this to head up by the end of the year
Bought some YINN as China has called Trumps tariff talk a big bluff gone bad. Non tariffs will be imposed
Jefferies analysts say sharp declines in Chinese finished steel exports show improved supply-side discipline while low inventories and strong prices and margins further highlight market tightness; the firm says ArcelorMittal (NYSE:MT) is its sector favorite.
China’s demand for commodities jumped, as the world’s largest consumer of raw materials saw higher imports of copper, crude oil and iron ore; shipments of copper soared 42%, iron ore jumped 19%, and imports of crude oil hit 9.04M bbl/day, their second highest recorded level ever.
I thought they already claimed largest economy at one point last couple years.
You may be right about a pullback first but think about China's position in the world today.
They have been driving the world economy for several years now. It's only a matter of time before they claim title to the world's largest economy. After TWO decades of double digit growth, we are disappointed when they report a 6% growth target when all the developed world is struggling to hit 2%.
They are WAY underrepresented in the world index funds. That is being fixed slowly but billions/trillions of dollars are going to flow into Chinese stocks over the next decade to rebalance the various world index funds.
Most US investors regard Chinese stocks as speculative and some have suspect accounting practices but the cream of their stocks are going to have the largest market caps in the world soon. How can it not turn out that way. Their HUGE companies are still growing profitably at 50 to 100% A YEAR!!!!
Their version of the FANG stocks is 10cent, Alibaba, JD.com. Check out their growth rates vs our FANG stocks. It's unbelievable. You don't have to dive into speculative small cap Chinese stocks. Their biggest and best are still growing like gangbusters.
Very interesting comments and thank you. I agree with most of what you said. And growth is ahead of us now. But both US and China have been in unprecedented bull markets with little to show for the negative factors. Much fuels by cheap credit. I think there has to be a significant pull back before the future really rallies.
China definitely has a debt bubble. The govt is aware of the problem and now that the big Congressional event has happened, I think they will take action to deflate the bubble. Will they be able to do it without a big crash? Well they recognized that they needed to create more of a consumer economy and they seem well on their way.
Growth solves a lot of problems. Growth is what all the developed countries want but can't seem to achieve. Growth has given China the leeway to make big changes without destroying the economy.
Can they do it? Don't know but I give them a better chance than our sad politicians.
Another trend that's going to benefit China stocks is government encouraging stock over real estate. Chinese investors have traditionally invested in real estate.Too much. So that's why they have empty
buildings. But unlike us they require big down payments and generally have at least 40% equity in rental or investment real estate.
Xi has indicated he wants less speculation in real estate. Chinese Stocks should benefit from this shift.
The debt bubble. Is this not still inflated or you think they have ability to remedy this?
China is driving the world economy. China stocks were not included in most world index funds until last year.Full representation is being phased in over several years. China stocks should do well as the big index funds and etf's HAVE to buy the big market cap China stocks over the next several years. Chinese economy is obviously slowing from torrid double digit rates of the past twenty years. They do have a debt bubble to deflate but they are successfully making the switch to a consumer economy so hopefully they can balance the two big megatrends and manage their growth down smoothly. Yinn and kweb are not totally risk free but I think they will outperform for several years.
Kweb internet stock should do really well as China is actually ahead of us in online commerce.
That’s good to hear. Do you think China has legs to really keep it going to risk of bubble?
YINN has worked out well for me, increasing from $17 in May to low 30's now. Also holding kweb, etf for Chinese internet stocks.
With almost 1.4 billion people and a long history of extraordinary economic growth, China has been the demand side of the fundamental equation for nearly all commodities for decades.
The Asian nation's demand for the building blocks that are required for countless construction projects as wealth continues to grow is the most significant driver for prices of industrial commodities.
While Chinese growth has declined from double-digits to under 7%, the higher level of GDP means that nominal growth is even higher today than it was when the Chinese economy was growing at a rate of over 10% per annum.
Moreover, in response to an economic downturn in late 2015 and early 2016 which caused commodities prices to fall to bottoms, President Xi introduced a policy of the "new normal" to manage expectations for slower, but stable economic growth.
Just bought some shares of YINN based on recommendation from Steve Suggerud, newsletter writer of True Wealth. He is very optimistic about large cap Chinese tech stocks, including 10 cent, Baidu, etc. Thinks upcoming inclusion of Chinese stocks in MSCI indexes will generate huge stock buying for these stocks. Also predicting that huge rev growth for the big name Chinese stocks will continue as their domestic economy increases in importance versus exporting.
So far so bad. YINN is leveraged so goes up and down 3X faster than underlying index. Bought at 19.97 a couple of days ago and it's sold off since.
China 3x Bull ETF (YINN) is up 28% in 2017 and is breaking out. YINN is a strong buy between $13-$14 if we see another big drop.
China 3x Bull ETF (YINN) is now soaring back above $17 and is up 16% in 2017. YINN is a strong buy between $13-$14 if we see more downside. I sold in my trading account but will continue to hold shares over the long term.
YINN is now trading back up around $18. YINN is a strong buy below $16 and could benefit if the U.S flees the TPP deal.
Do you think this goes back up to 15? It went from 15 to 12 because of Brexit. I'm trying to time another up swing in the price of YINN.
China 3x Bull ETF (YINN) rallied from $11-$14 recently and is now seeing a pause. YINN will now have resistance located at $14 going forward.
China 3x Bull ETF (YINN) surged back up near $13 as China bounced back. YINN will now have resistance located at $13.40 going forward.
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