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How do I invest in the Chinese Yuan ?

Apparently, if your thinking 10 to 20 years in advance the Chinese Yuan might be a good choice… Pay close attention to Craig Karmin’s response to this question/statement: “How worried should we be about the rise of the Euro, I mean the Dollar look weak agaist the Euro.”


Some replies on Yahoo Answers
“Just buy a mutual fund or ETF that invests in Chinese stocks. You will get the benefit of effectively holding the Yuan. D” . Response from Heavy D

I know an indirect way. Buy a mutual fund that invests in Chinese stocks or buy Chinese stocks or buy them both. A rise in the Yuan will translate into a rise in the comparative value of the stocks when translated into U S dollars. Actually, the Chinese stocks will most likely outperform the U S stocks during the next 5, 10 and 20 years so you will potentially receive a double benefit.
Here are a couple of Chinese stocks traded as ADRs: CHL and ACH
Here are a couple of closed end mutual funds currently selling at whopping discounts to net assets: CHN, TDF. Response from muncie birder Advertise On This Website

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3 Comments

  1. Fiscal Musings said

    am March 12 2008 @ 8:28 pm

    If I were to go after this, I’d probably go the ETF route. I’m not too interested in the Yuan though. It’s definitely something to consider though.

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  3. luxury hunter said

    am July 1 2008 @ 3:37 am

    good thought about chinese currency.
    Chinese stocks – is the future, future that already now.

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