Here are the three Chinese stocks on which I own January puts. Die, fellas!

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On Monday evening, after a grueling 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. in front of a computer, barely moving from the spot since I was contemporaneously dealing with my normal life (writing posts and trading) and my very abnormal life (screaming blue murder at my hosting platform for all the technical troubles we were having), I treated myself to cleaning a large pot in the kitchen sink that my wife had used earlier in the day to cook our dogs a big helping of chopped-up steak.
See, I like cleaning. We’re talking Felix-Unger-levels of enjoyment. So, I set about the task, scrubbing, rinsing, scrubbing, rinsing, and then with just a little water still in the pot, I swirled in enough white scouring powder to really do the job right.
(more…)Although I had to grit my teeth on Monday to hang on to my Chinese stock puts (PDD, JD and YUMC in particular), it looks like the tide may be turning. On this Monday evening (PST) as I am typing this, Hang Seng futures are down sharply, as Chinese traders return from their government-mandated week-long holiday.


First things first. Let’s try to put this into perspective by way of the Chinese ETF symbol FXI.
