I've been closely watching the recent surge in China ETFs, particularly with YINN $Direxion Daily FTSE China Bull 3X Shares(YINN)$  rising for five consecutive days. The Hang Seng Index breaking past 25,000 is a significant milestone, and it has me wondering whether this marks a boom or an upcoming bust. The momentum in China assets is hard to ignore, and I find myself intrigued by the possibilities this could bring.

I believe this could be a genuine opportunity rather than a crisis. Chinese stocks have been undervalued for many years, and it feels like they are finally entering a new bull market. I am optimistic that there is more growth to come, especially with the positive movement we are seeing now. This aligns with my decision to hold tight on my Chinese-themed stocks.

Yes, I do hold China assets, and I am committed to sticking with them through this rally. My portfolio includes several Chinese-themed stocks, and I am encouraged to see them turning positive with minor profits. It is rewarding to witness this turnaround after a long period of waiting for the market to recognize their potential.

The consistent rise in YINN and the broader surge in China assets suggest that investor confidence is building. I think this could be driven by recent policy support and improving economic indicators, which might sustain the upward trend. However, I remain mindful that markets can be unpredictable, and I will keep a close eye on any signs of overheating.

I am particularly excited about the undervaluation narrative playing out. For so long, Chinese stocks have traded at low price-to-earnings ratios, and now with this surge, I feel vindicated in my long-term perspective. The potential for further gains keeps me motivated to hold my positions rather than cash out early.

My minor profits are a welcome development, but I see them as just the beginning. I believe the bull market has room to grow, and I am prepared to ride this wave as long as the fundamentals support it. The break above 25,000 for the Hang Seng Index reinforces my belief that we are entering a stronger phase for these assets.

Of course, I acknowledge the risks. The question of boom or bust lingers, and I know that external factors like global trade tensions or policy shifts could impact the trajectory. Still, my confidence in the underlying value of my holdings outweighs these concerns for now, and I plan to stay the course.

Looking ahead, I am hopeful that this rally will continue to build momentum. The surge in China ETFs and the Hang Seng Index $HSI(HSI)$  passing 25,000 could attract more investors, further boosting the market. I am excited to see how this unfolds and whether my strategy will yield even greater returns in the coming months.

In summary, I am holding tight on my Chinese-themed stocks, buoyed by their undervalued status and the new bull market. With my holdings now showing minor profits, I am optimistic about the future and intend to maintain my positions as this exciting chapter develops.

As a retail investor, I focus mainly on the US and Singapore markets, combining a mix of technical trading and long-term investing strategies. I enjoy analyzing charts, spotting patterns, and making calculated moves based on both market sentiment and fundamentals. While I'm not a professional, I treat my portfolio seriously and continue to learn and grow with each trade. If you're also navigating the markets and enjoy discussing stocks, options, or market trends, feel free to follow me. Let's learn and grow together as a community.

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# China Assets Back to Street! After HSI Breaks 25000, Ride or Run?

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  • ZOE011
    ·07-25
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    Staying committed to your Chinese assets sounds wise, especially during this potential bull run.
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    • Shyon
      Let's pray and hope for a big bull
      07-25
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  • MurrayBulwer
    ·07-25
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    Exciting journey
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    • Shyon
      Hopefully the Chinese stocks recover fast enough 😂
      07-25
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