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  XEN@Xen_TorpedoCapital1d

  $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.

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  XEN@Xen_TorpedoCapital2d

  $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

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  TalkMarkets@TalkMarkets6d

  Why Hasn’t It Broken? $SPY $QQQ $MCHI https://talkmarkets.com/article/why-hasnt-it-broken-1788979078

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  XEN@Xen_TorpedoCapitalSep 6

  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...

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  TalkMarkets@TalkMarketsSep 4

  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

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  rsmracks@rsmracksAug 31

  $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.

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  PickAlpha@PickAlphaAug 17

  3/4: China July activity misses: retail sales +0.6% y/y vs +1.5% est; industrial output +4.5% vs +4.8% est; fixed-asset investment -6.7% YTD vs -6.0% est; jobless rate rises to 5.2%. $FXI $MCHI $EEM $COPX $BHP PickAlpha View: Base case: weak domestic demand and investment keep China growth momentum soft, pressuring China-linked equities and commodity cyclicals until policy support materializes.

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  Top Stock Alerts@topstockalertsAug 14

  U.S. stocks closed Thursday at or near record highs, with the S&P 500 gaining 0.65%, while investors prepare for several potential market catalysts on Friday. July retail sales will be released at 8:30 a.m. ET, with economists expecting a 0.1% increase versus 0.2% in June. Retail stocks remain under pressure, with the SPDR S&P Retail ETF down 4.5% from its August high and several major retailers trading well below their peaks. China is another key focus, as U.S. markets continue to outperform Chinese equities. The iShares China Large-Cap ETF is down about 9% in 2026, while the MSCI China ETF has fallen 19% from its 52-week high and the China Internet ETF is down 21% this year. Investors will also monitor concerns about a potential major economic disruption in China and its impact on the U.S. Media stocks could benefit from increased political advertising ahead of the November midterm elections. $SPX $FXI $IWM $MCHI

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  ALFA@JALFA42BullishAug 10

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  rsmracks@rsmracksAug 6

  $MCHI $KWEB Take a look at the forward PE levels for these two Chinese funds. Then look at the $SPY and $QQQ Definitely a better value. Nobody wants to own Chinese tickers, but at some point they will.

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  Goku@SonGokuJul 29

  Nice July for China ETFs $KWEB $MCHI $FXI $CQQQ

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  rsmracks@rsmracksJul 27

  $MCHI $SPY $RIO $REMX $LIT The Chinese have a 100 year plan. They’re about 40-50 years in now. For decades they’ve accumulated and acquired mines worldwide. They process everything. They control the world’s processing. For decades, the Chinese have funded American environmental groups in order to keep the USA from being self sufficient with metals and minerals. Trump can say what he wants, but it would take the USA 10-15 years to become completely independent. That’s if permits were allowed. The infrastructure buildout alone would take decades. The Chinese are winning. Trump may need to allow Chinese minerals as US industry struggles to meet 2027 deadline - https://www.reuters.com/legal/government/trump-may-need-allow-chinese-minerals-us-industry-struggles-meet-2027-deadline-2026-07-27/?utm_source=Sailthru&utm_medium=Newsletter&utm_campaign=Daily-Briefing&utm_term=072726&lctg=623916f8e0491436d3128e8b&user_email=f6d1c4ef39a2c1afaa35f73c00a938fe5f28f94a67e8b6a5a2d25d7710705e37

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  D@peekoparkJul 21

  $MCHI $60 by EOM

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  Wayne goodall@SW6Jul 20

  $MCHI early growth cycle for Chinese equipment caused by US policy. Wind/Solar/Ac/Battery/EV/Cars

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  rsmracks@rsmracksJul 18

  $MCHI $SPY $B $GDX $SBSW China will keep buying gold. Just like they’re doing with platinum at these levels. On an annual basis, China is buying huge amounts. Gold will move to $6,000 Silver to $200 based on the GTS hitting 30/1 But Platinum could easily see $15,000 👍 https://x.com/ekwufinance/status/2078447617436962895?s=46

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