我只介绍三个投资中国的ETFs。
Investors should also consider the three exchange-traded funds that focus on China. ETFs, which are traded like stocks, offer low costs and are designed to track specific indexes.
FXI -- The iShares FTSE Xinhua index covers 25 of the largest companies listed in Hong Kong, a selection that ensures liquidity but means any volatility in those top holdings (60% of the index is in the top ten stocks) will be magnified. It's up 27% over the past 12 months.
EWH -- The iShares MSCI Hong Kong index covers the broader Hong Kong index with an emphasis on telecom and finance, and returned 6% in the past year.
PGJ -- And finally, the PowerShares Golden Dragon covers 57 companies listed on American exchanges that derive the majority of their revenue from China, from Internet company Baidu to oil company CNOOC, and has gained 12% since September 2005. That beats the S&P, but place your orders carefully. Even with these more conservative options, when you grab on to the tail of the Chinese dragon, you have to hang on tight.
