Swing trade YANGAfter Trumps tweet of raising tariffs, China's market is temporarily crashing.
YANG is a China Direxion Bear X3 ETF. The index is having great gains.
I expect it to reverse on Friday 10th / Monday 13th. Analysts still expect the trade to happen between China and USA.
At this point consider buying YINN (China Bull X3 ETF).
Other X3 ETF's to consider:
SOXS (Semiconductors Direxion Bear) is on the same path.
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An exchange-traded fund, or ETF, is an investment product representing a basket of securities that track an index such as the Standard & Poor's 500 Index. ETFs, which are available to individual investors only through brokers and advisers, trade like stocks on an exchange.
Direxion Shares and Ultra ProShares are leveraged Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) designed to seek daily investment results, before fees and expenses, of 300% / 3x of the performance (or 300% / 3x of the inverse of the performance, in the case of a bear fund), of the benchmark index that they track. There is no guarantee that the funds will achieve their objective.
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Caution
There can be A LOT of volatility trading these Indexes. ALWAYS use stop-loss orders, as well as price target sell-offs.
Happy trading!
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For a list of all 3X ETF's. Go to: 3XETF dot-com
CHIX
Stronger Yuan Needed to Defend Chinese Corps./FinacialsWe speculate that the recent yuan strength is to defend highly leveraged corporates and stem capital outflows. This is taken from "The Powell Put Pause Revisited" by The Macro Strategist:
"We also cannot help but speculate the pressure Powell received from President Trump stems to the negotiations with China. As pointed out here, China needs, may not want, a stronger yuan.
In order to have a repeat of the Shanghai Accord, the Fed cannot tighten as China eases due to the currency peg. China's monetary policy would have to reflect the Fed's stance on a relative basis.
If we look as Chinese financials (CHIX) and the USDCNY (inverted), we see the PBOC aggressively raising the yuan as Powell coddles market participants."
"The highly over-leveraged Chinese corporates and financial institutions cannot take a dramatically weaker yuan.
We can't say that Powell gave the PBOC the go ahead, but there is reasons to be that monetary policy concessions vis-a-vis pressure from Trump factors into working out a trade deal.
Could China buy more U.S. goods if their credit crisis blows?"