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Buy when there is maximum fear or blood on the streetsBefore, investors were afraid to touch Russia market but then again, other than its ETF, many retail investors in Asia are quite unlikely to be acquainted with this ETF. Now , 2 years have passed and the war is still ongoing but few cares about the outcome and impact (if any) on the stock market. Now, all eyes are on China, a too big country to miss anyway! We see from the weekly chart that it has reached a triple bottom formation and rebounded nicely upwards. It is still very much undervalued imo and the risk/rewards is tremendous if all things are working nicely for China. It would not be a straight line up though we had seen very strong upward trajectory in the last 4 weeks in the HSI. 2nd half of this year, I expect more stimulus to come from the Chinese government to continue boost consumer confidence. The faster they put a floor on the property market bottom, solve the unemployment issues , the faster the consumers will return to the stock market. Retail investors are hoarding up cash in the trillions instead of spending after the recent Covid Saga plus the implosion of the property market (many many got burnt) It will take some time so be patient ....There will be resistance along the ways but knowing the resilience of the Chinese government, I believe the bull market has return and moving forward, it will be better for everyone. I am vested in this index so please DYODD
AMEX:FXILong
by dchua1969
FXI Still Time to Capitalize on the China Stimulus RallyThe recent surge in Chinese stocks following China’s central bank stimulus announcement signals a promising opportunity for those looking at the iShares China Large-Cap ETF. The stimulus package, part of a series of aggressive moves from Chinese policymakers, reflects a significant shift in their approach to economic management. For years, China hesitated to implement large-scale stimulus measures, fearing the long-term risks. However, the latest actions show that this cautious mindset has been abandoned, with the government now prioritizing immediate economic recovery. This newfound willingness to deploy powerful monetary tools suggests that China’s central bank is prepared to act decisively to combat the economic pressures the country is facing. With this level of commitment, it’s reasonable to expect that the stimulus will have a meaningful impact, potentially accelerating growth in key sectors. The iShares China Large-Cap ETF, which tracks some of the largest Chinese companies, stands to benefit significantly from this shift. As these companies often reflect the broader health of China’s economy, investors could see strong gains in the near term as the effects of the stimulus ripple through the markets. Given the central bank's proactive measures and the potential for further interventions, the iShares China Large-Cap ETF presents a compelling opportunity for bullish investors who want to capitalize on China's economic rebound.
AMEX:FXILong
by TopgOptions
Dead cat bouncing ?China unveils fresh stimulus to boost its ailing economy by cutting reserve requirement ratio and lowering interest rate, following the footsteps of Federal Reserve, on Sep 24. China and Hong Kong market rallied after the announcement. I re-looked at the chart of FXI and contemplated that FXI should be now in the 'b' wave of a larger W-X-Y (double zigzag) pattern as depicted in the chart. This 'b' wave can be a flat or a double three, but based on its structure, it could most likely turn out to be a contracting triangle. Once this 'b' wave structure is done, FXI should be heading south again to complete the 'Y' wave. Target price : 10 USD.
AMEX:FXI
by brown_maverick
$FXI / $SPX | You Should Be Tracking ThisWe've been full bull China since early spring of this year and this chart here represents our macro thesis. We've posted about AMEX:FXI before and it's potential swing move of 75-100%... This chart here is AMEX:FXI vs SP:SPX on macro HTF. We believe this chart represents a macro bottom of china relative US equities. Last night, China announced a 50 bps rate cut with plans for additional rates cuts in the near future, as well as lowering existing mortgage rates. We've been expecting some govt influence and we finally got it. HUGE move printing and we think it's just the beginning. We've been big on NYSE:BABA and OTC:PNGAY all year and they've been two of the big winners today. Currently printing a macro 3M RSI bottom and looking to confirm it after q4 candle print. This is a move that will likely take the rest of the decade to fully play out.
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by drcrypto14
China's about to fly No more comments needed - weekly double bottomed, broke out of downtrend and retested breakout - I expect FXI > 35 by end of the year Disclaimer: This idea is not intended as investment advice and should not be interpreted as an offer to sell or a recommendation to purchase any asset. Any decisions made based on the information presented in this idea are the sole responsibility of the individual. All investment decisions should be made independently, taking into account your financial situation and objectives.
AMEX:FXILong
by variable_not_defined
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FXI - iShares China Large-Cap ETF... FXI stock is a strong buy due to China's rapid economic growth, diverse portfolio of leading companies, and potential for high returns. Investing in FXI offers exposure to China's expanding market. 9988.HK Alibaba Group Holding Limited 9.72% 0700.HK Tencent Holdings Limited 8.73% 3690.HK Meituan 8.09% 00939 00939 7.08% 01398 01398 4.74% 03988 03988 4.26% 9999.HK NetEase, Inc. 4.00% 1810.HK Xiaomi Corporation 3.77% 9618.HK JD.com, Inc. 3.73% 01211 01211 3.51% FXI stock is a strong buy because while the US and Europe have experienced an incredible bull run, China's market hasn't seen the same gains. This offers a unique opportunity for potential growth and high returns.
AMEX:FXILong
by Maximus20000
There is hope for China equitiesOne of the most hated market currently and some called it uninvestable, the China market has plunged more than 60% from its peak. We are now at an inflection point again, reaching the upper side of the decreasing channel. I believe the property market will take some years to recover , with excess supplies to clear and consumers continuing to adopt a wait and see approach in buying as prices continue to fall...... Probably, 2nd to 3rd Quarter of this year , will we be able to see some recovery. Currently , it is still weak although the government has injected billions of dollars to shore up the stock market, clamping down on short sellers, etc. Prices can continue to tumble even if it breaks out of the channel as the stimulus is not strong to begin with and consumer confidence has not returned to the market. Job market remains soft in China and people are tightening their wallet to spend unnecessarily. With no additional stimulus from the government, people are using their own savings to continue travel and do their shopping but at a more cautious approach. So long as the US interest rates remain high at 5 over % , the international players would continue to support the US market which makes business sense. Time is of essence as people who invest in S&P 500 index can easily gain 8-10% profits a year so there is no reason to park funds into China equities even it is undervalued and the downside is very little. Nobody can tell for sure how long this will last as it can go sideways for a long time. Those who knows how to stock pick individual China shares may benefit from certain themes which I have covered some months ago like Travel sectors.
AMEX:FXILong
by dchua1969
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Bullish movement on $FXI after multi-year lowsHere we can see AMEX:FXI potentially breaking out of a multi-year downtrend after a 2021 top. The stock formed an inverse head and shoulders pattern while touching support and bottoming at about $20.84. A large cap ETF such as this could be a very low risk trade heading towards the latter half of the year. Personally, I will be waiting to buy after it starts trading above the 50SMA. You can see it is currently above the 20, and now it is working its way to be above the 50 with significant volume this week.
AMEX:FXILong
by kevdnyc
Potential China Inflection: FXI ETF: Conclusion: FXI has reached a potential inflection point. The outcome of the current technical setup is likely to define the direction over coming months, and will likely result in significant low risk trading opportunities. FXI, is the China Large Cap ETF that holds the 50 largest large cap Chinese stocks trading on the Hong Kong exchange. FXI is currently in the process of making a secondary test of its 2022 low. Either a successful test leads to a show of strength, or a failed test creates a show of weakness. Either outcome has the potential to produce a meaningful directional move offering multiple trading opportunities. This is precisely the kind of setup or juncture around which I like to build agnostic trading plans. I will have a trading and risk management plan in place to take advantage of either outcome. In 2021, the market began a vicious decline (-60%). The decline from the February 2021 high occurred on rising volume and wide price spread (suggesting strong handed selling). The move was clearly impulsive. A temporary selling climax developed (arrow). The minor climax produced a small automatic rally that quickly ran into resistance. The market then devolved into a 4 month show of weakness. This zone now represents significant resistance. The show of weakness occurred on wide price spread and relatively high volume, before potentially developing a complex selling climax (SC) at 20.87. Note that, while in this perspective the SC appears complex, it appears more traditional in the daily perspective. The automatic rally (AR) lasted 4 months and found resistance in the same zone that turned the market lower in March of 2022. After testing the resistance, the market began setting back toward the selling climax low (20.87). Note that during the most recent decline, the angle of decline has been shallower. The shallower angle and moderate volume suggests far less supply entering than on the prior decline. The solid expansion of volume around the recent low (ST?) suggests strong handed buying and that the secondary test may be complete pending a show of strength. As the market has advanced from the ST 20.87 low, volume and price spread have been declining. While supply seems limited, demand is still lacking. Odds of a setback to test 20.87 again are fairly good. I think it’s premature to conclude that the secondary test is complete. But if the market begins working its way above the downtrend that is defining the potential test (A-B), particularly if volume and price spread expand, it would likely signal a completed test. This would allow me to begin utilizing bullish setups with a high degree of confidence. Conversely a developing trend below the support would allow me to begin utilizing bearish setups. Either way, the potential for a significant move is high. I prefer secondary tests that are well separated in terms of time and that come close to fully retracing the climax structure. This structure certainly qualifies in both respects. I would prefer to see a deeper cut toward the 19.81 low, but 20.86 is close enough. And finally, many of the topics and techniques discussed in this post are part of the CMT Associations Chartered Market Technician’s curriculum. Good Trading: Stewart Taylor, CMT Chartered Market Technician Shared content and posted charts are intended to be used for informational and educational purposes only. The CMT Association does not offer, and this information shall not be understood or construed as, financial advice or investment recommendations. The information provided is not a substitute for advice from an investment professional. The CMT Association does not accept liability for any financial loss or damage our audience may incur.
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by CMT_Association
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