However, soon after, as regulators stepped in to enforce strict supervision, the crazy speculation was quickly suppressed, and prices and premiums almost returned to their starting point.
This time, the protagonists of cross-border ETFs have become the S&P Consumer ETF and the Saudi Arabia ETF. It was also an extreme short-term speculation and was also subject to strong regulatory intervention.
In fact, in the middle of last year, there were several cases of cross-border ETFs being hyped during the A-share period.
The fact that similar history has been repeated many times ivory coast telegram data is enough to reflect some fundamental problems.
How do you view this phenomenon?
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Crazy again
It is reported that as of January 9, more than 30 fund companies related to cross-border ETFs have issued more than 150 risk warning announcements since the beginning of the year, most of which point to excessively high premium rates and volatility risks.
Today, several popular products were suspended from trading, including the S&P Consumer ETF 15959 whose premium rate once exceeded 50%, the German ETF 159561 with a turnover rate of 18 times, and the Southern Saudi ETF 159329 which had an abnormal surge for two consecutive days. At the same time, the A-share market also saw an overall decline, but it still did not curb the market's enthusiasm for cross-border ETF trading.