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ETFS 3x Daily Short FTSE China 50 JE00B97D3F07

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ETFS 3x Daily Short FTSE China 50 (CH3S) è stato progettato per consentire agli investitori di guadagnare un'esposizione 'short' con tripla leva giornaliera sull'Indice FTSE China 50 tramite la replica del FTSE China 50 3x Daily Short Index (the "Index").
Un'esposizione short con tripla leva giornaliera significa che il prodotto è progettato in modo da riflettere tre volte in negativo la variazione percentuale giornaliera del FTSE China 50 (il "benchmark").
Ad esempio, se il FTSE China 50 in un giorno particolare, aumenta di valore del 5%, il prodotto in quel giorno diminuirebbe di valore del 15% (commissioni, spese e aggiustamenti esclusi). CH3S è un prodotto negoziato in borsa ("ETP, exchange traded product").
Non è un fondo UCITS.
Questo ETP è strutturato come un titolo di debito e non come un'azione (equity); può essere creato e riscattato su richiesta dei partecipanti autorizzati ed è quotato in borsa come le azioni di una società. L'ETP è sostenuto da swap. Gli obblighi di pagamento della controparte dello swap all'Emittente sono protetti da collaterale detenuto in un conto segregato presso la Bank of New York Mellon. Dettagli del collaterale detenuto si possono trovare nella sezione Collaterale del sito ETF Securities (www.etfsecurities.com).

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Etfs 3x Daily Short Ftse China 50 - Borsa Italiana


ETFS 3X DAILY SHORT FTSE CHINA 50 - Quotazioni in tempo reale | JE00B97D3F07


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Jan. 26, 2016 | 2:58 AM EST

By Samuel Shen and Pete Sweeney

SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Chinese shares plunged more than 6 percent to 14-month lows on Tuesday after oil prices dropped again, reviving concerns about global growth and prompting a sell-off in the world's equity markets.

The benchmark Shanghai Composite Index .SSEC ended down 6.4 percent after a late selling frenzy at 2749.79 points, its lowest close since Dec. 1, 2014.

The CSI300 index .CSI300 of the largest listed companies in Shanghai and Shenzhen dropped 6 percent to 2940.51, also its lowest since the beginning of December 2014.

After a rebound on Friday and early Monday, crude prices fell back below $30 a barrel, not far from last week's 12-year lows, ending a couple of days of gains for Wall Street stocks.

China's fickle stock markets have now slumped about 22 percent so far this year on concerns about the slowing economy and confusion over the central bank's foreign exchange policy.

Many investors have lost the stomach for the market after a wild ride since last summer, when shares crashed 40 percent. Beijing intervened to stem that rout and orchestrate a recovery of sorts, but anyone who mistook that for a bottom and bought in will have lost their shirt again in January.

"We've seen another stampede driven by panic," said Yang Hai, analyst at Kaiyuan Securities.

"There's no good news in sight，while investors are being affected by the global 'risk-off' mood."

The slump has triggered a lot of forced liquidation, he added.

Indeed, China's outstanding margin loans - money investors borrow to buy stocks - declined for 16 consecutive sessions to Jan. 22, the longest losing streak on record, with 209 billion yuan ($32 billion) worth of leveraged bets unwound during the period.

China shares tumble to 14-month lows as oil slips back | Reuters


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January 26, 2016 — 3:09 AM CET Updated on January 26, 2016 — 9:19 AM CET


Yourong Fund, Rabobank, Chart Partners predict further losses

China capital outflows reached estimated $1 trillion in 2015

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“It’s an issue about confidence and there’s no confidence in the market now,” said Wu Kan, a fund manager at JK Life Insurance Co. in Shanghai. “The depreciating yuan and slowing economic growth have been haunting the market for a while. We are less than two weeks from the spring festival and it seems that most investors are in no mood to trade any more.”
Tuesday’s loss was the steepest since Jan. 7, when the Shanghai gauge plunged 7 percent, the second selloff of more than 6 percent in a week that prompted the government to cancel its circuit-breakers program after four days. Stocks dropped even as the People’s Bank of China injected 440 billion yuan ($67 billion) into the financial system using reverse-repurchase agreements, the most in three years. Policy makers are trying to keep borrowing costs from rising as they contend with the slowest economic growth in a quarter century.

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China Stocks Plunge to 13-Month Low Amid Capital Outflow Concern - Bloomberg Business
 

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Jan 25, 2016 Analysis Explanation

Shanghai Composite has broken through the floor of a rising trend channel. This indicates a slower rising rate at first, or the start of a more horizontal development.
The index has support at points 2360 and resistance at points 3100. RSI diverges positively against the price, which indicates a possibility for a reaction up. The index is overall assessed as technically slightly positive for the long term.

Technical Analysis Shanghai Composite (SSEC) - World Indices - World Indices - Investtech.com
 
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