China Ishares MSCI ETF MCHI

$47.35 +1.25 (2.71%)

Valuation

Market cap
—
Revenue TTM
—
Net income TTM
—
PE ratio
—
Forward PE
—
Profit margin
—
Debt to equity
—

Trading

Volume
1,284,079
Avg volume
—
Day's range
$47.11 – $47.48
Shares out
—
Stochastic %K
—
Beta
—
Analysts
—
Price target
—

Price

Company profile

The fund generally will invest at least 80% of its assets in the component securities of the underlying index and in investments that have economic characteristics that are substantially identical to the component securities of the underlying index. The index is a free float-adjusted market capitalization-weighted index that is designed to measure the performance of equity securities in the top 85% in market capitali...

Show more

The fund generally will invest at least 80% of its assets in the component securities of the underlying index and in investments that have economic characteristics that are substantially identical to the component securities of the underlying index. The index is a free float-adjusted market capitalization-weighted index that is designed to measure the performance of equity securities in the top 85% in market capitalization of the Chinese equity securities markets, as represented by the H-shares and B-shares markets. The fund is non-diversified.

Phone
415-670-2000

Latest news

Stocktwits

ccioli90 Oct 2, 3:14 PM
$KWEB $MCHI
0 replies
KryptonResearch14 Sep 27, 6:28 PM
$MCHI MSCI China's consumer gauges are near a 10-year low. They have fallen about 18% in six months, per Bloomberg. The contrast is the AI-heavy tech index, which has more than doubled since 2016. One-way capital: consumer staples missed earnings expectations by nearly 50% last season, discretionary by about 10%. The valuation gap makes it concrete. Consumer discretionary trades near 11x forward earnings, staples near 13x, against 21x for the info-tech index. August retail sales rose just 0.4%. A Shanghai fund manager quoted in the piece called it crowding out: investors are increasingly concentrated in AI beneficiaries while consumption gets sold indiscriminately. Golden Week starts Thursday. It is historically the travel-and-spending bellwether, so this is the first real datapoint on whether the consumer finds any floor.
0 replies
Xen_TorpedoCapital Sep 14, 4:47 AM
$DXY $QQQ $SPY $USO $MCHI 1/3 The United States faces a decline in its global superpower status due to the structural capture of its state sovereignty by the offshore Eurodollar banking cartel and domestic corporate industrial complexes. Consequently, the government remains incapable of dismantling this financial network in the manner Great Britain dismantled the East India Company to rule India directly from 1857 to 1947.
2 replies
Xen_TorpedoCapital Sep 13, 5:37 AM
$DXY $QQQ $SPY $USO $MCHI https://torpedocapital.substack.com/p/why-the-united-states-will-fail-to?r=l7tnj&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=true
0 replies
TalkMarkets Sep 9, 6:38 PM
Why Hasn’t It Broken? $SPY $QQQ $MCHI https://talkmarkets.com/article/why-hasnt-it-broken-1788979078
0 replies
Xen_TorpedoCapital Sep 6, 1:24 PM
The Global Capital & Labor Loophole 1/2 The true insanity of macro: The US trade deficit with China is sitting at $157 Billion (per the debt clock). India’s deficit with China is hitting a staggering $112 Billion.The US deficit is only slightly higher, but look at the extreme capacity difference between the two economies. $SPY $QQQ The US can float its massive gap seamlessly because it prints the global reserve currency and commands the offshore Eurodollar system.India, however, doesn't print USD and has zero Eurodollar banking leverage. It can't just clear a digital balance sheet out of thin air. $INDA Instead, India literally has to replace labor worldwide to secure FCNR(B) based leveraged dollars—grinding on pure human capital—only to hand those hard-earned greenbacks straight to China for microchips, electronics, and hardware components. $MCHI Continue...
1 replies
TalkMarkets Sep 4, 1:32 PM
Asia Week Ahead: Key Data On China, Taiwan, India, Japan, Korea Also Mentions: $MCHI $EWT $INDA $EWY $EWJ https://talkmarkets.com/article/asia-week-ahead-key-data-on-china-taiwan-india-japan-korea-1788528752
0 replies
rsmracks Aug 31, 10:51 PM
$MCHI $KWEB Chinese tickers won’t be held down much longer. With the right news coming out in a matter of weeks, we could see a 20+% move to the upside due to short covering alone. I’m still long KWEB. I’ve also opened KWEB positions in my wife’s and children’s accounts. Looking for a big move into year end. I’ve also placed MCHI in their accounts as well.
1 replies