Investing in Chinese Stocks: The Best and Worst China ETFs for April

ETF Report discusses today the performance of all Chinese ETFs on the market:

Chinese ETFs are tracked live on this site. The following table shows the performance since 2009 and 2008 (if the ETF existed back then, many of them are quite new).


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The top performer in 2010 are CZM and CQQQ. CZM is a 3X ETF, so it should be avoided as its performances varies wildly from the day to day and its value will be eaten way just with time. CQQQ is a technology ETF.

The worst performers are CZI and FXP. CZI is a 3X ETF, and FXP is a 2X ETF, both to stay away from. The worst performing 1X ETF is CHIE, the energy sector.

As readers know we use a measure derived from relative strength indicators to pinpoint the best ETFs for the short and long terms. Here they are, from most oversold to most overbought:



There is only one oversold ETF, FXP. It is actually oversold in both short and long timeframes, but it is a leveraged ETF. Note that the Chinese Yuan ETF CYB is the 2nd most oversold in the long term. We have written a few rimes about the possibility of the Yuan being revalued and how to profit from it.

There is one overbought ETF: HAO , the Claymore Alphashares small cap. In the short term, the worst ETF (as in most overbought) are FXI, XPP and FCHI