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FYI: No one said investing in China would be easy, but it has been harrowing lately.
Stocks have plunged 21% since January, wiping out $3 trillion in market value. Investors have put their money where their optimism is, pouring $1.3 billion into China stock exchange-traded funds in the past three months, as the market kept sinking. But the performances of the 40-odd China stock ETFs domiciled in the U.S. have been surprisingly different, from up more than 5% to down nearly 40% in the past year. The biggest, the $4.8 billion iShares China Large-Cap (FXI), was down 13% this year, less than half of some ETFs’ 30%-plus declines. Regards, Ted https://www.barrons.com/articles/why-china-etfs-offer-such-erratic-returns-1540585047?refsec=funds?mod=article_signInButton
