TSC Staff
Interested in exposing your investment portfolio to China?
Four times a week -- Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday -- TheStreet.com's Patrick Schultz and Brittany Umar break down the latest Chinese investment ideas in China Watch on TheStreet.com TV. The following are the latest video takes on how to invest in China. Telecom Revamp Explained Schultz and Umar explain what the Chinese government's restructuring of the telecommunications industry means for all players involved. "We've been talking about this as [a reason] to avoid China Mobile (CHL Quote - Cramer on CHL - Stock Picks) for a while now because of this exact set of restructuring," says Schultz. "And it's going to be a big, big catalyst for everybody." To watch the full video, click the player below:
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WWE Mania
With the Olympics drawing near, World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE Quote - Cramer on WWE - Stock Picks) is poised for future growth in China, and Schultz says the stock also has great fundamentals 
and valuation .
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Closer Look at VisionChina Media
With VisionChina Media (VISN Quote - Cramer on VISN - Stock Picks) ramping, one reader asks what to do with the quick increase and seeks insight on the stock's many attributes.
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Shipping Stocks 101
Here's an introduction and a breakdown of a sector that's complicated but ripe with potential.
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Shipping-Stock Playbook
Learn the differences between the different kinds of shipping stocks, and how to make the most money from them.
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Playing Inflation
One of the biggest concerns about the Chinese market right now is inflation. Schultz explains what food concerns have to do with it and gives his top agriculture stock picks, including Terra Nitrogen (TNH Quote - Cramer on TNH - Stock Picks) and CF Industries Holdings (TNH Quote - Cramer on TNH - Stock Picks).
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To stay up to date on China and other emerging markets, bookmark and visit TheStreet.com's Playing Emerging Markets section.
Plus, don't miss China Watch on TheStreet.com TV.
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