iShares MSCI China A ETF (CNYA-N)

Billy Kawasaki’s Insights - Billy’s most-liked answers from 5i Research. A good ETF for investors looking for exposure in China. The fund is large and liquid with a relatively ok MER of 0.60%. As China recovers more quickly from covid than other countries,it has good growth potential. Unlock Premium - Try 5i Free

Not very positive on China. Big tariff fight with US, economy is in transition from exports to domestic consumer. He’s been reducing exposure to China. If they lose electronics business because of microchips, that could have a major negative impact.

(A Top Pick July 30/18 Down 6%) The thesis remains the same. They are the second largest economy and capital market in the world yet they only represent 0.5% of the global indices. So portfolio managers will be chasing China for the next 20 years. The A shares reside on the mainland China, so this provides maximum diversification for your portfolio.

(A Top Pick Jun 4/18, Down 12%) It is a wonderful buying opportunity. It is about diversification. China is the number 2 economy in the world. The china 'A' shares is the second largest market cap in the world. This ETF includes this 'A' share market. The rebound recently is due to the announcement of stimulus to fight the tariffs and slowing economy. Stick with this one.

He is going to be in this one forever. In 2003 it was 0.5% of global market cap and has grown to 10%, a 2000% increase. It is a long term hold. He does not believe China is going to slow down.

The A market in China is inaccessible to foreigners. The MCSI EM market will expand in 10 years for Chinese stocks to comprise nearly-zero to 16% of it to be Chinese stocks. That means a tidal wave of money will flood into the Chinese stock market. Now, it doesn't have the liquidiity, but now is a chance to get in before the big boys do. There's a lot of growth here. Get in early. This is the second-largest market cap and GDP in the world.