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Comments for PGJ

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Randall Starks	Great China proxy with shares traded on NYSE as ADRs.	Love	July 23, 2009
wirehairs	China will remain a growing giant	Love	January 16, 2008
rdykstra	own	Love	November 25, 2007
STANCOBB	NO LOAD FUNDX- VERY AGRESSIVE	Love	November 20, 2007
BBRUSSTAR	China play	Love	November 20, 2007
Brimstone	Asia.	Love	November 02, 2007
theseaii	china	Love	November 02, 2007
theseaii	china	Love	November 02, 2007
theseaii	china	Love	November 02, 2007
PrakashJain	PERFORMANCE	Love	October 31, 2007
selection	adr china stocks	Love	October 03, 2007
nathonkim	China... saw great potential there.	Love	September 19, 2007
tonyglaski	Hong Kong "AH" high risk & high return	Love	September 15, 2007
3spagnoli	ETF	Love	August 31, 2007
nickish	PowerShares Golden Dragon Halter USX China Portfolio - -composition in order of %: PTR, CEO, HNP, CHU, ACH, SHI, CN	Love	August 13, 2007
benignbullet	China's growth	Love	August 08, 2007
bjwill500	diversidied within China	Love	July 21, 2007
kwm	Diversify into basic materials	Love	July 03, 2007
phreeborn	easy china play etf.	Love	June 25, 2007
Roger Nusbaum	In the last couple of weeks I sold out my China exposure, this particular fund has not done well but I wanted to go with a different choice than the more popular FXI. In the last year more choice has been created in this space. This is not a fund I would ever buy.	Love	June 04, 2007
Roger Nusbaum	In the last couple of weeks I sold out my China exposure, this particular fund has not done well but I wanted to go with a different choice than the more popular FXI. In the last year more choice has been created in this space. This is not a fund I would ever buy.	Love	June 04, 2007
Georgehs42	International Growth	Love	April 21, 2007
Saranno	Creamer/Research Doing well with a basis of $13	Love	April 19, 2007
paul simenauer	PowerShares Golden Dragon Halter USX China Portfolio is based on the Halter USX China Index. The Index is comprised of the United States listed securities of companies, which derive a majority of their revenue from the People's Republic of China.	Love	March 06, 2007
cfoforrent	Building intermediate term position anticipating strong China performance in 2007	Love	February 26, 2007
parkland29	Overseas Growth	Love	February 26, 2007
JDStephens	china funds have performed well	Love	January 27, 2007
e. calahan	ETF	Love	January 24, 2007
wbush	China exposure but may be too broad	Love	January 24, 2007
mock portfolio	Category: How to hedge against the Current Account deficit Fear # 1: The Current Account deficit direcly ties in with the two categories above. This becomes a problem primarily if the U.S. becomes riskier (b/c of the Current Account deficit continuing to increase well into the future) in the eyes of foreigners, who stop investing in the U.S. because it is not as attractive on a risk-adjusted basis. In such a situation, we could not use cheap foreign financing to help grow out of our liability problems, and would be forced to deal with slower real growth. Hedge: 1. China (they have a gigantic current account surplus that has reached the point where they're trying to reduce it by increasing domestic demand (which also helps them fight inflationary pressures). They're also one of the few countries with huge current account surpluses that is not tied directly to them exporting oil): PGJ, FXI, CZH, CYX, DJCH, HXC	Love	January 21, 2007