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U.S. Mutual Funds Not Bailing On China Stocks Yet

TedTed
in Fund Discussions
FYI: Some U.S. investors say China's efforts to prop up its stock market had the opposite effect, though the sell-off now offers buying opportunities at what they say are panic-driven prices.
Regards,
Ted
http://www.reuters.com/article/2015/07/09/us-china-markets-insight-idUSKCN0PJ0F520150709

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  • Sven
    It is premature to say whether buying opportunities have presented themselves until the dust has settle first. Interestingly, Matthews Asia funds have been very quite lately on their perspectives.
  • JohnChisum
    I wonder if Matthews has been affected by the ban on selling? I believe they have holdings that qualify.
  • Sven
    Not sure if the ban applies to both A and H shares. Nevertheless six months holding period is excessive.
  • DavidMMP
    I thought Mathew mainly invest in H share for the Chinese allocation and very little exposure to A share except Mathew China fund
  • Sven
    You are correct that most foreign investors can only invest through the H share.
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