Direxion Daily FTSE China Bear 3X Shares New (YANG) News

Trump won let's see what happens to China tariffs next 

China markets green is good for Harris bad for Trump.
Trumps 40% tariffs on China goods would have crashed there markets. 

Reverse split or something.....

At $70s Trump tariffs on wach China takes a big hit if so 

I think you need a subscription to view that chart, any free ones you can point me to?
Thanks

https://bigcharts.marketwatch.com/quickchart/quickchart.asp?symb=yang&insttype=&freq=&show=

Loading $3.13-$3-15

3.40s flip out from 3.20s. No buying today Saturday China may announce more stimulus so YINN the least risk now

$3.20s for the flip. China Banks in trouble

https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/biggest-hong-kong-crash-2008-record-volumes-what-you-need-know

China gets a cold US will get the shits.

Charlie’s Vids
Look for you tube title by Charlie’s Vids ——-Hype Train Derailed Evergrande Bailout by Vanguard and Friends ——

It explains how the Fed, Vanguard Fidelity and Blackrock the largest players in the world fund the China runs through short term vehicle instruments


and then when they take profit out of China like they did yesterday they just reverse the scheme
Watch the video very informative on how the whole scheme is run

How it’s done? Singapore using Supranational financial powers where DBS Bank (which is funneling mechanism into China) is tied directly into Singapore money market fund which is part of a Vanguard, BlackRock and Fidelity money market liquidity funds.

Chinese stock market and the US stock market are virtually brother and sister. Vanguard, Fidelity and Blackrock use their money market funds to either pump or short markets by either providing liquidity or shorting it by restricting liquidity. Right now the big 3: Vanguard, Fidelity and BlackRock currently shifting some liquidity from US to Chinese stocks..

Fidelity, Vanguard and Blackrock have time over time purchased a 5% stake or higher in Chinese companies as reported on their respective 13 D, F or G filings.


How it’s done? Singapore using Supranational financial powers where DBS Bank (which is funneling mechanism into China) is tied directly into Singapore money market fund which is part of a Vanguard, BlackRock and Fidelity money market liquidity funds.


A supranational union is a type of international organization that is empowered to directly exercise some of the powers and functions otherwise reserved to states. A supranational organization involves a greater transfer of or limitation of state sovereignty than other kinds of international organizations.


Challenges and criticisms of supranational bonds include concerns over sovereignty, unequal distribution of benefits, potential for moral hazard, and transparency and accountability issues. Critics argue that supranational organizations may infringe upon the sovereignty of member countries, create imbalances in the distribution of benefits, encourage reckless financing behavior, and lack adequate transparency in their decision-making processes….hmmm sounds likened to the financial markets …lol

China sell UST to stimulate?

Great post tw

U.S.-LISTED SHARES OF CHINESE FIRMS FALL PREMARKET AS CHINA STIMULUS-DRIVEN RALLY LOSES MOMENTUM

🔸 ALIBABA DOWN 8.9%
🔸 BILIBILI DOWN 17.2%
🔸 TENCENT MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT DOWN 11.9%
🔸 PDD HOLDINGS DOWN 12.2%
🔸 NETEASE DOWN 9.7%
🔸 BAIDU DOWN 10.1%
🔸 LI AUTO DOWN 11.7%
🔸 JD. COM DOWN 12.5%
🔸 NIO DOWN 14.4%
🔸 XPENG DOWN 12.1%
🔸 FUTU HOLDINGS DOWN 18.6%

🔸 ISHARES MSCI CHINA ETF DOWN 13.5%
🔸 KRANESHARES CSI CHINA ETF DOWN 13%
🔸 ISHARES CHINA LARGE-CAP ETF DOWN 11.6%

$2.39 to $3.29 + 38% $$$$$ at open now 3.40 + 42% China crash in progress

Hong Kong Crashes As China's Stimulus Frenzy Ends With A Bang

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BY TYLER DURDEN
MONDAY, OCT 07, 2024 - 11:28 PM
There is some good news and some bad news for China bulls this morning (local time).

First the good news: since mainland China (aka A-shares) were closed for the past week, mainland Indexes such as the Shanghai Shenzhen CSI 300 are up - just barely - because after opening up almost 11% to catch up with the frenzied rally in offshore markets and ETFs, the index has erased almost all gains since it closed for trading on Sept 30.

For the real action, one has to go to neighboring Hong Kong, which was open while China was closed, and which proceeded to soar as much as 30% since the China stimulus bazooka was fired on Sept 23 (just two days after we said it would be). It's also were the bad news is because one look at what the local Hang Seng China Enterprises Index is doing, and HK longs will want to throw up: as shown below, not only are HK stocks down as much as 11% after the open, but they have somehow managed to wipe out almost half the gains since the bazooka was launched in less than two hours!



What sparked this liquidation? Well, yesterday China unveiled yet another "emergency" stimulus meeting, this time held by the National Development and Reform Commission (i.e., China's central planning bureau). Expectations were high that just like the emergency Sept 26 Politburo meeting which was led by president Xi himself, today China would unveil even more sweet, sweet stimmies.

Alas it was not meant to be, and the press conference led by Zheng Shanjie, chairman of China’s top economic planner, the National Development and Reform Commission was an epic dud: in it, Shanjie said that while external risks and downward economic pressures were increasing, they remained confident of achieving the full-year GDP growth target. He said new policy measures will focus on expanding domestic demand, increasing support and the property and capital markets.

In short, nothing new, and certainly nothing even remotely close to the Rmb 10 trillion in fiscal stimmies that many were expecting. As UBS writes, "the NDRC press conference has released no details on fiscal stimulus so far, with the Q&A session ongoing. Zheng Shanjie along with deputy heads Liu Sushe, Zhao Chenxin, Li Chunlin and Zheng Bei, were widely expected to announce an action plan at the press conference. As a result, USDCNH is coming up, while iron ore and copper are declining. Shenzhen’s ChiNext has narrowed gains to 13% from more than 18% earlier as China returned from the Golden Week holiday."

What is the take home message here? First, that Jim Cramer was - as usual - a fade.

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The second, and far more important message, is that the half life of Beijing's latest attempt to goose markets, at just around 10 days is the shortest of all...



... and it means that with the market having called Beijing's bluff, Xi has two options:

Do another half-assed attempt to stimulate the economy with the very limited measures already unveiled, which he knows - and more importantly the market knows - will achieve nothing, and spark another market crash and economic meltdown, or
Do what Goldman trader Borislav Vladimirov laid out yesterday, when he said that China Must Do QE Now, "Or It Will End Up In A Bigger Hole In 12 Months."
And since for Xi the time for half-measures is now over, especially if he wants to avoid a deflationary spiral, social insurrection and political mutiny, this only leaves one option open: the truly nuclear one. The only question is when, because while the market may have peaked at +30% the first time China tried to goose markets, the next time we are talking triple digits, not to mention $3K gold and $100K+ bitcoin.

Hang Seng markets crashing now...

China crash will be epic once this artificial rally ends...in a few weeks? Waiting to buy some YANG calls when China game tops out and music stops.

https://justdario.com/2024/10/at-this-rate-chinese-stocks-will-hit-all-time-highs-in-3-weeks-whats-really-happening-there/

Rug pull incoming...

2.65- 2.68 exit for daytrade and rinse repeat tomorrow

$2.54s available

Flip daytrade in some $2.56 flip out 2.60- $2.70s

Flip time 2.70s perhaps to 2.90s …yesterday much smaller gains out at 3.11

Grabbed $3.05s maybe won’t have to flip them as quickly this round..

China ADRs getting wrecked, ETFs down 7-12% Chinese stock market set to crash after targeted attack over holiday?

HSI down 1.5%

Hedge funds pissed at China slowing AI trade, destroying China - $KWEB down over 4% in pm

Flip rest of 2.80s at 3.09

Out some 2.97

2.80s for the next daytrade flip

3.60s for another flip

3.80s low 3.90s for the flip again

With mainland China's financial markets closed for the rest of the week, the blistering rally that has buoyed Asian markets in the past week is set to take a breather. Hong Kong's Hang Seng is also closed on Tuesday.

Yang it 3.69 to 4.08 now

How this stock is so low is beyond me

Really good day up 30%.

Nice opportunity to buy YANG back cheaper after this little fake bear market rally in Chinese stocks. Any rally has been sold off harder

Lol ok hats why I bought the YANG at $14.57 already up

Not wise. If your gonna short anything should be the US. Just an FYI smart money is going long China here kiddo ;)

Grabbing a shit load on this backing up the truck

The real crash starts Wednesday, when the Chinese markets open after a 4 day weekend holiday.

The big houses with insider intel will start selling Monday to cover the rehypothicated bonds there now worthless.


...market observes China's public holiday...

Mid-Autumn Festival September 19 (Sunday) - September 21 (Tuesday)

18.35 Endgame Begins: Evergrande Hires Bankruptcy Advisors As Furious Investors Protest Imminent Default

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Evergrande Denies Rumors Of Bankruptcy As Crisis Boils Over, Social Unrest Breaks Out Across China

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Summary: China's "Lehman Moment" may be at hand.

Unsure if it's enough of an issue to cause the western markets to tip over, but probably worth keeping an eye on.

Nothing but up from here?

This board will be busy soon.

Test

I like this but may need to be watched like a hawk. Will a brokerage allow stops on this?

How is the decay here?

China is enacting legislation restricting the freedom of Hong Kong in order to control protest against China in extreme cases. A lot of funds will go out of Hong Kong because it represents more conflict and instability.
Will see $60+ (50%+) in a week.

Grabbed calls here yesterday. Asia is imploding

I'll do a total rundown in the intro later in February.

$YANG... 2/3rds of (SME)'s which makes up 80% of China's & they will be out of cash in less than 60 days.