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Profit from the fall of China's stocks: The FXP
Aug 02, 2008 07:47 PM UTC

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Via The StockMasters - Investing News and Analysis, Hot Stock Tips, Stock Market commentary for the Savvy Investor:

Think investing in American companies has been bad, its been beyond horrible with Chinese securities.Â Since their October highs, the Shanghai Composite (SSE) is down 52%, and the Hang Seng is down 28%, and you can make money from China's falling stocks by buying the UltraShort FTSE/Xinhua China 25 ProSharesÂ (AMEX:FXP).

The trend can't be ignored, yes the Olympics are almost here and plenty of analysts are talking that up as the next thing to move the market, but be realistic.

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