In The Intelligent Investor section of the Journal yesterday Jason Zweig had an interesting article on the performance of stocks with the word “China” added to their names. Similar to the dot com mania days, some companies are adding “China” to their names to get a big boost in their stock prices. Investors blindsided by …
The Dow Jones BRIC China 15 Index represents the “15 leading companies whose primary operations are in mainland China but whose stocks trade on the exchanges of Hong Kong and the U.S. Eligible stocks include H shares, ADRs/ADSs and U.S.-listed only stocks”. The stocks in this index are selected based on liquidity and size.The dividend …
More Chinese companies are listing their stocks in the US markets in order to attract US investors. One of the new Chinese companies that was listed in the NASDAQ last month was China Real Estate Information and this week 7 Days Group Holdings started trading in the NYSE. In this post, lets take a quick …
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After the credit crisis last year, China is increasingly focusing more on developing markets for growth. Chinese companies have been making large investments especially in developing resource-rich Middle East and Africa. An interesting article in the Der Spiegel titled Reluctant Partners – Global Crisis Makes US More Dependent on China than Ever discusses the trade …
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To identify the most liquid Chinese stocks traded in the Hong Kong Exchange we can use the iShares FTSE/Xinhua China 25. This tracks the FTSE/Xinhua China 25 index and offers exposure to 25 of the largest and most liquid Chinese stocks. The index is market capitalization index subject to a 10% weighting cap. The Top …
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