This etf corresponds to the Hang Seng Index. If the Hang Seng rises by 1%, why doesn't YINN rise by 3%, or is there a possibility it could even rise by 0.5% the next day before falling?

Xxbba : This corresponds to the FTSE China 50, not the Hang Seng.

SCP WW Xxbba : You are still dreaming.

小炒怡情大炒伤身 : I think there are a few reasons: 1. Strictly speaking, YINN does not track 100% of the Hang Seng Index, but rather tracks the 50 largest Chinese companies listed on Hong Kong stocks (the unleveraged ETF is FXI), but you can generally refer to the Hang Seng Index market trend. 2. Trading sentiment sometimes causes a relationship that is not entirely 3 times related to FXI. For example, when the main wave is rising, some people are willing to buy at a premium, and when the wave is falling, there is a fear of selling without considering the cost. 3. Leveraged funds generally have relatively large losses. This is not obvious in a one-sided market, but losses will be quite large in a volatile market.

stock sniperr : Yinn tracks the ftse China 50 which operates in the hang seng stock exchange. Hope this is clear

赚点咖啡钱 小炒怡情大炒伤身 : Market sentiment is driving all China-related stocks, these stocks should not be held long term, and technical indicators are completely unreliable. What you are buying is just market sentiment. The whole world is waiting for the A-share market to open, and the real primary uptrend has not yet begun.

Xxbba SCP WW : This is a triple-long position on the FTSE China 50, which consists of companies from the Hang Seng Index, but only 50 of them, not all, so it does not correspond to the Hang Seng.

stock sniperr 赚点咖啡钱 : You are so wrong to say market sentiment is driving the Chinese stocks. It's primarily fiscal and monetary policy by the Chinese government which is giving the market stimulus and it will continue to stimulate with further incentive with more announcements. This drive by the government is nothing like before. Go read about the measures taken

loozoo : it doesn't tie to HSI. it's tie to $iShares China Large-Cap ETF (FXI.US)$. but if not mistaken, the 50 large caps are listed on hongkong exchange, that's why HSI heavily influenced YINN.