Hey Jim Chanos: Me Go Pee-Pee in Your Coke

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In early September of this year I wrote this post alerting you to the distinct possibility of the China market putting in a major bottoming pattern. Well, it took some weeks to materialize, but China has, indeed, breached the neckline of the inverted head and shoulders bottom that it began to form in late May. Keep in mind that the China markets have not come close to hitting their highs from July of 2009. They have been bottoming and topping out before the S&P 500, based on the what I have seen over the past few years.

Hence, noted China bears such as Jim Chanos and Hugh Hendry may need to wait a bit longer before (and endure more pain) before they are proven correct. As you can see on the updated daily chart of the Shanghai Composite, a measured move from the inverted head and shoulders bottom leads us to at least 3,000. It will not be a straight line higher, most likely. Thus, I believe all dips in the China and China-related stocks should be bought.

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