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04
May

Are Chinese Assets Liquid?

Most investors and traders make the mistake of believing that all it takes to do well is “guessing” whether the price goes up or down. They automatically assume that once you’ve got that part sorted out, it’s the market’s duty to make your path toward your hard-earned riches as straightforward as possible. And, indeed, it’s

03
May

Market Sentiment Among Chinese Asset Investors/Traders and Its Implications

Market sentiment analysis still tends to be perceived as somewhat of an exotic to the point of “fuzzy” approach, in light of the fact that… well, nothing is set in stone. As a bit of a definition, let’s just say that when “measuring” market sentiment, you are essentially trying to figure out if the prevailing

02
May

Chinese Assets from a Fundamental (Analysis) Perspective

Through a previous article, we have put technical analysis from the perspective of someone who invests in or trades Chinese assets under the microscope. When it comes to the article in question, things have for the most part been fairly straightforward, with you as an investor or trader letting charts (price action, if you will)

01
May

Does Technical Analysis Help You Invest in Chinese Assets?

Among traders, whether they dabble in Chinese assets or anything else that can be charted (with “charted” being the operative word), there are individuals who use technical analysis to varying degrees. From traders who let’s say include technical analysis in their arsenal as yet another tool to market participants who swear by technical analysis to

30
Apr

The Next Frontier: China’s Space Travel Ambitions

It is quasi-axiomatic to state that China is interested in eventually becoming the world’s #1 superpower by employing a wide range of strategies: fostering robust domestic consumption and the transition to a model which enables China to leverage its increasingly prosperous middle class, establishing itself as a soft power that represents a desirable trading partner

29
Apr

Are China – United States Proxy Wars a Genuine Threat?

This article represents a textbook example of a post that could be shortened to precisely one sentence that answers the question which constitutes its title: no, China – US proxy wars do not represent a genuine threat, at least not at this point in time. However, we believe in digging deep here at ChinaFund.com and

28
Apr

Democrats, Republicans and… Chinese Interests: Does China Prefer the Republican or Democratic Party?

The internal Democratic Party race which ultimately established who the final Democrat candidate for the 2020 presidential elections will be (Joe Biden) got us thinking about, of course, the manner in which these candidates are perceived by China. More specifically: Delaware’s Joe Biden, a let’s call him centrist by Democrat standards or, if you will,

27
Apr

Geopolitical and Trade Relations Between China and Saudi Arabia

US – Iran tensions have essentially compelled the ChinaFund.com team to cover China’s relationship with Iran a bit sooner than we would have normally planned to, through an article which we invite you to read by clicking HERE. That being stated, however, your perspective on the current US – Iran situation and China’s interests in

26
Apr

Losing Money in China: From Money Management to Revenge Trading

Many mistakenly believe that just because this jurisdiction has meaningful generational wealth building potential (and yes, it does, we wouldn’t be interacting through this website if our team didn’t believe in the long-term potential of China from an investment perspective), everything you touch will automatically turn to gold. This misconception is reinforced by the fact

25
Apr

Doubling Down or Cutting Your Losses When Investing in or Trading Chinese Assets

This much is certain: let’s call them “Chinese assets” to use a very broad term represent an asset class about which people tend to have very strong feelings, one way or another. When using the term Chinese assets, we are referring to assets that stand to do well if China itself does well economically, anything