Time to Invest in China?

January 20, 2009 RSS Feed Print
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So far this year, China stocks have taken a beating: According to Morningstar, the best-performing fund year-to-date is a China ultra-short fund. And that's on the heels of 2008's record 53 percent loss in the MSCI China index.

That aside, Money Morning is taking a contrarian stance with 11 reasons why it's actually a good time to buy China. Those reasons include: smart investors--including Mark Mobius--are loading up on Chinese stocks; the country's stocks are ridiculously cheap, as the average is trading at less than eight times earnings; earnings are growing; and the country has massive foreign reserves.

I recently spoke with ETF expert Jim Wiandt of IndexUniverse, who also favors China [see 9 ETFs for 2009].

 

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Invest in the USA. WE need the Next deal, Millenium project and peace bonds or something other than war bonds. China seems to be a good partner, why waste it on war, bailouts and the ultimate we don't know yet.

Greg Beaman of OR 11:50PM January 27, 2009

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