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	<title>Good/bad/indifferent time to buy in to China funds?</title>
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	<description>Investment timing: what do you think of the timing at the moment for dropping money into China funds, or &lt;a href=&quot;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BRIC&quot;&gt;BRIC&lt;/a&gt;s? I&apos;m very much on-board and up-to-date on the impending recession (or worse) in America, the ongoing housing collapse, the devaluation of the dollar, and growing credit woes, for what it&apos;s worth. I&apos;m also aware of the need to carefully investigate the fee structure of any potential investment. I am fairly risk-adverse, but wanting to diversify and see if I can bring in a little higher average rate of return over the whole portfolio.&lt;br&gt;
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The wrinkle here is that the currency I&apos;d be buying in to a fund or funds with would be Korean won. (Let&apos;s say, if it&apos;s germane, that I&apos;m thinking on the order of the equivalent of tens of thousands of dollars, currently making about 6%, basically zero risk.) &lt;br&gt;
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The ones I&apos;m looking at (although I am very much aware that &apos;past results are no guarantee of future performance&apos;) have averaged a 60%-100+% return in the past couple of years. Needless to say, that kind of thing is tempting indeed.&lt;br&gt;
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Any hard info, links, or just opinions would be most welcome,  as I&apos;m still far from fully-versed in this stuff.</description>
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