A quiet move in these two tickers has been a reliable early warning sign for pain in Chinese markets. If you're holding Alibaba, JD.com, or Baidu, this is something you'll want on your screen.
| Good afternoon: | We touched on this during Market Masters this morning, but in case you weren't with us live, I wanted to make sure you saw it. It's something that could quietly develop into a much bigger story — especially if you're holding any Chinese ADRs like Alibaba, JD.com, or Baidu. | There's talk in Washington again about delisting certain Chinese companies from U.S. exchanges. We've heard this before, but if it picks up traction, you won't see it in the headlines first. | You'll see it in price. | What to Watch if You Own Chinese ADRs | If you hold stocks like Alibaba (BABA), JD.com (JD), Baidu (BIDU), or any China-linked ETFs, this is how you'll know something's changed. | Have these tickers on your screen each morning: | YANG – This is the inverse ETF tied to China's top 50 companies. | | When this moves above its 20- and 50-day moving averages, it's been a reliable signal that downside pressure is building in Chinese markets. | We saw it during COVID, again last year when debt deflation fears took hold, and most recently in early April around Trump's Liberation Day. | | And KWEB – This ETF tracks Chinese internet ADRs. If KWEB breaks below both of its key moving averages while YANG is moving higher, that usually confirms something is shifting behind the scenes. We've seen sharp selloffs follow this setup more than once. | | I'm not sending these as trade ideas. They are warnings. Think of them like pressure gauges. | If you're holding Chinese ADRs, or if you're trading names tied to global tech, emerging markets, or anything with China exposure, these are the tickers you need to watch. | Add It to Your Toolkit | We already keep a close eye on tools like FNGD for tech and OILU for energy. | This is your China indicator. Not to chase. Just to be aware. If something goes wrong with delisting or if institutional capital starts moving first, this is where you'll see the signal. | Don't wait for CNBC to explain what just happened. | Watch YANG. Watch KWEB. If both start moving in opposite directions, that is your cue that something bigger may be developing. | Same Mechanics, Different Setup | What's interesting is that this kind of slow pressure building before a sudden move is exactly what Brandon Chapman tracks with his Squeeze Bars system. | He's not reacting to headlines. He's watching what happens before the market moves. | And tomorrow at 1 p.m. Eastern, he's going live for a two-hour masterclass walking through exactly how that system works and how he's used it to go 19 for 19 on recent trades. | This is your last chance to get in. | If you want to understand how pressure builds in the market and how to spot the setups that most traders overlook, you need to be there. | Click Here to Reserve Your Spot Before the Session Closes | I'll be back in the morning. We'll be live at 8:45 a.m. Eastern for Market Masters, where we'll dig into this rotation risk and look at how pressure is building under the surface — especially in tech and China. Don't miss it. | Stay positive, | Garrett Baldwin | | PROFIT FROM SQUEEZE BAR ERUPTIONS | | +222% on PLUG... +100% on SLV... +72% on IYR | (Plus 15 other explosive recent winners using this exact method) | PRO TRADERS REVEAL: How to spot the pressure building BEFORE prices explode. | NOW ON REPLAY: Watch Don Kaufman & Brandon Chapman Break It Down Step-by-Step | → WATCH THE FULL REPLAY NOW ← |
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