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China Decline Continues CAF

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-0.59% in 20 days Continue reading »

By  slvrfx29   (+0.87%  risk: conservative)  10/31/08

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Investing in China's Falling Stock Market CAF

-42.10% in 156 days In a follow-up to my article,<!----> A True China Bear, I recommend investors to set their sights on China since there may be tremendous upside in the emerging economy. The Shanghai Composite Index (000001.SS) has fallen to 2868 from a high of 6124, a drop of over 50%. The drop below 2900 marks a new 52-week low. For the long-term, I’ve written that China may follow and overtake the performance of the Hang Seng Index (HSI). Continue reading »

By  Andy So   (-43.96%  risk: aggressive)  06/17/08

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It is time again to buy Chinese A-share CAF

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-59.55% in 334 days I believe the pullback is mostly finished with a double bottom. I expect A-share index to rise to 8000-10000 in the next few years. CAF is a tracking ETF for Chinese A-share market. Continue reading »

By  Kokojie   (-11.63%  risk: conservative)  12/22/07

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25% discount of its NAV, unbelievable! CAF

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-57.14% in 352 days I think China market is bottomed at 5000 level. Continue reading »

By  renyu   (-5.45%  risk: conservative)  12/04/07

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CHINA CLOSED END FUNDS CAF

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-66.88% in 426 days Little known closed-end funds can do a lot for you.  And when you choose such entities properly you are almost guaranteed to come out a winner.  My favorites pertaining to China are for the time being:  CAF, CHN, GCH, all of which are part of this portfolio.  Excellent dividends & spectacular capital gains  make these babies the jewels of this portfolio.   Continue reading »

By  Yorgos Voyiatzis   (-56.58%  risk: conservative)  09/21/07

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Chinese A-Shares CAF

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+27.42% in 96 days (closed on 06/04/07) Although it went down almost 10% yesterday, I believe this is a great opportunity to buy! I am 99% sure this is a correction, not a reversal of trend, Chinese stock market still have tremendous strength and pressure to go up, this trend will not reverse until at least early 2009. I believe seeing SSE at 6000-8000 pt range is not impossible, CAF is a ETF, the only ETF tracking the Chinese A-Share market, which is the best to invest in. This is a great opportunity to get the shares cheap! CAF is a strong buy! Continue reading »

By  Kokojie   (-11.63%  risk: conservative)  02/28/07

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People Bullish on CAF

Roomy Naqvy Associate 32% 4 mos ago	Andy So Tracked Blogger 54% 5 mos ago	digital67 Analyst 12% 5 mos ago
dbrad Analyst 20% 8 mos ago	scnmtc1969 Analyst 16% 9 mos ago

People Bearish on CAF

slvrfx29 Sr. Associate 65% 20 days ago

Terry Scott Analyst 61% 4 mos ago

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