Chinese stocks are too risky right now - buy its bonds instead, J.P. Morgan's Joyce Chang suggests

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Chinese stocks are too risky right now - buy its bonds instead, J.P. Morgan's Joyce Chang suggests (via TradingNation)

greater control of its listed stocks

. The country's President Xi Jinping says he wants a stock exchange in Beijing for small and medium-sized entities. "China has made it very clear that they still want the capital to come in, but they want it on their terms and they want it on their exchanges," added Chang. Despite her near-term negativity on the stocks, Chang is a long-term China bull and contends the country is massively under-owned by global investors. She believes buying its bonds is a strategic way to get exposure to economic growth while limiting downside risk tied to the regulation crackdown.

"The best way to play China right now is actually plain vanilla in the bond market," Chang said. "Chinese government bonds still have a very attractive yield relative to the rest of the world."

 

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TradingNation I'm sure that is what a J.P. Morgan chair suggests

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