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May 3rd

Plan for the day:

Down day today due to two reasons:

1) US stock markets down last Friday

2) Chinese government increased bank reserve ratio for the third time this year over the weekend

Since mainland market is closed due to labor day holiday, there should not be much news during the day. My forecast is that HSI and HSCEI will both open low, rise a little bit in the 1st hour and then will continue its downtrend throughout the day

Intra-day: Buy HSI or HSCEI bear cert in the morning and sell after a few upticks.

Longer term strategy:

Since HSI and HSCEI are both very close to their 250 day moving averages, this is definitely a buying opportunity. Therefore, I plan to buy some bull certs on HSI, HSCEI right before market closes today. Hopefully, the market will be at its lowest point in the last hour of trading.

Tough week ahead.

The Dow drops over 500 points last week and it dropped 146 points on Friday. Oil is at its all time high as well. Hong Kong stock market will definitely open down tomorrow. It seems like the bears have come back and stocks will continue to be weak this week. Better to buy some put on the HSI / HSCEI to protect your gain.

FXI: FTSE/Xinhua China 25 Index

In previous post we have discovered that EWH, the popular iShares HK ETF, does not hold any stocks in Chinese enterprise. There is another popular ETF from iShares that holds Chinese enterprise shares only-FXI. FXI tracks the FTSE/Xinhua China 25 Index.

This ETF buys H-shares only. H-shares are tradable shares on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, issued from companies that are incorporated in China. The top three holdings of FXI as of today are China Mobile (941 HK), ICBC (1397 HK) and China Life (2628 HK). This ETF has captured the biggest H-share companies in the HK Stock Exchange.

If you are bullish on the large Chinese corporates, you definitely should consider buying FXI. This FXI ETF should track quite well with the HSCEI (Hang Seng China Enterprise Index) – the second most important index in the Hong Kong Stock Market. There are FXI call/put options too which can give you long/short exposure.

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