The Chinese market has drawn back again today as many took profits. The main issue is investors’ long term confidence with the Chinese market and whether it can keep gaining steam. It has already risen much this year in line with the other global markets and a pull back now is expected. I expect more to transfer their funds to the Chinese stock market as it is still comparatively cheaper than the other markets and the government provide stimulus.


I think Chinese ADRs can continue to rally after this current pullback as the stock prices consolidate.


I would do both large cap index ETFs and Chinese tech in the form of ETFs as well as I believe tech will continue to drive the upward trend. My preference is for ishare China ETF and tencent as the representative for tech.


I will definitely choose A share ETFs as there is less risk of delisting compared to ADRs and the Chinese tend to look after their own interests especially for the A market by providing stimulus.
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  • Norton Rebecca
    ·2025-08-27
    Pullback worries me, but cheap valuations keep me hesitating.
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  • Reg Ford
    ·2025-08-27
    Long-term confidence? Not sure, maybe wait and see.
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  • cheezi
    ·2025-08-27
    It's insightful to consider A share ETFs for stability.
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  • Porter Harry
    ·2025-08-27
    Agree with you. I think investing in ETFs is a better way.
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