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Hong Kong Exchanges & Clearing (HKEx) Is The World’s Biggest Exchange Operator By Paul Ebeling June 25, 2015 With a turnover of more than HK$5-B, HKEx was the most traded stock in Hong Kong before closing down 1.83% at HK$300.20.

should the question be asked the other way round? even the most in debt country in the world with a rating AAA, who else can't have AAA rating?

i don't think it's that easy, if the trade volume of the underlying is thin, you will be get caught easily, if the trade volume is high you risk to loss both.

the best way which is the only way for individual investors/speculators to invest in China is buy those H-shares or A-shares listed in Hong Kong. after all foreign investors are not allowed to hold chinese shs directly, except a few QDII institutions. p.s. i am holding a bunch of H-shs.

i don't have any articles, but personal experience, hsbc, citibank, standard chartered bank etc outsourced their operations to India, there are still a long way to go in order to reach international standard.

do you mind to share the rules of your trading plan?

i would say... it's never too late to stop trading... start to invest.

i used to be a day trader, since 4 years ago i split my investment into 2 portfolios, one is buy and hold for long term investment, while the other is for short term trading. when i compare these 2 portfolios' performance today, the first one making more than 100% profit, while the return...

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i would say both china & india will dominate the world's if not asia's economy in coming decades. I keep on holding chinese shs and indian funds. p.s. i share Zero's point of view.

Par? with existing momentum & the US gov keeps on putting pressure to appreciate Yuen, one day RMB could be stronger than $. i am not kidding, just check out those chinese shs listed in HK market. ^HSCE

it's always interesting to share the thoughts with you guys by the way, how do you establish your mid term trading strategies?

i don't believe day-trade, because i think the chance to predict very short term movement is almost impossible. that's why i prefer to setup a profolio and review the combination weekly/monthly... etc. does there anyone use the same stractegy as me?