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| Longtime readers know it's one of the highest-conviction ideas of Steve Sjuggerud's career... We're referring to his bold prediction that global index provider MSCI would agree to add domestic Chinese stocks – known as "A-shares" – to its emerging markets index last year... and that these stocks were practically guaranteed to move higher as a result. As Steve explained in the June 20 DailyWealth – just hours before the announcement...
Of course, Steve was exactly right... Later that day – at 4:30 p.m. Eastern time – MSCI made it official. It would begin to add Chinese A-shares to its benchmark emerging markets index approximately one year later in mid-2018. More important, shares have rallied dramatically, just as Steve predicted. Despite recent fears of a "trade war" with China, subscribers who took his advice are up more than 20% so far. But if you aren't among them, Steve has some great news: You haven't missed anything yet. He believes the biggest gains are still ahead... You see, the first "tidal wave" of money into Chinese A-shares is about to begin... Remember, MSCI only announced this move last June. But it won't actually start buying these stocks for another couple of months... And history suggests these stocks could absolutely soar in the meantime. As Steve explained in his latest issue of True Wealth China Opportunities last month...
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As Steve noted, these were significant rallies... Qatar rallied more than 50% over this period, while the UAE nearly doubled. But take another look at that chart. You'll also notice that the gains began to accelerate in April 2014. More from Steve...
In short, both these indexes saw more than half their massive returns in the final few months before MSCI started buying. This is great news for Steve's favorite A-share investments. But it gets even better... We mentioned the recent fears of a trade war between the U.S and China. Many of Steve's favorite China opportunities – including these A-shares investments – have fallen 10% or more as tensions have risen over the past several weeks. But Steve believes these fears are overblown... In reality, Chinese stocks enjoyed a massive rally over the past year, and were overdue for a correction. Tariffs are a convenient excuse, but Steve believes a real trade war is unlikely. As he explained in the March 26 DailyWealth...
In other words, Steve believes the recent correction is a rare second chance to buy Chinese stocks at a significant discount, just before the MSCI "hype" rally begins. And it could be one for the record books... According to news service Reuters, Chinese fund managers have slashed their equity exposure to the lowest level in 18 months. Even Chinese investors don't want to own these stocks right now... which means the rush back into A-shares over the next few months could be incredible. Of course, A-shares aren't alone... Thanks to the recent sell-off, all 22 of Steve's top China recommendations are "on sale," and he rates them all strong buys today. If you missed out on the big rally last year, this could be your last great chance to get on board this multiyear bull market. To be sure every interested reader has one last chance to take advantage, Steve has agreed to open up his True Wealth China Opportunities service to new subscribers at the best price we have ever offered. But please note, this special offer will only be available until tomorrow night at midnight Eastern time. Click here for all the details. Regards, Justin Brill Editor's note: Steve believes fears of a trade war between the U.S. and China give investors a fantastic buying opportunity right now. Folks who realize what's likely to come next – and follow Steve's advice – could see triple-digit gains... quickly. We've put together a special offer to help you. But you need to act fast... It expires tomorrow. Get started here. |
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