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Xtrackers Harvest CSI 500 China A-Shares Small Cap ETF
stock NYSE ETF

Hey everyone, I’m looking to build a long-term position to capture the broad Chinese market using a few index ETFs. My goal is to get balanced exposure across H-shares, A-shares and ADRs.
I’m looking at **FLCH** (Franklin FTSE China ETF) and **CNYA** (iShares MSCI China A ETF).
1. **Overlap:** Since FLCH tracks the FTSE China RIC Capped Index, it already includes A-shares (about 15–20% typically). Would adding CNYA be redundant, or is it a good way to "tilt" more toward the domestic mainland economy?
2. **Allocation:** If I use both, what’s a sensible percentage split? I’m currently thinking 70/30 or 80/20 in favor of FLCH to keep the expense ratio down (0.19% vs 0.60%).
3. **Possible "3rd Fund":** If I wanted a 3rd fund to round this out maybe a tech/internet tilt like KWEB or a small cap A-share play like ASHS? Or what would you recommend to minimize overlap?
Thank you!

Hey everyone, I’m looking to build a long-term position to capture the broad Chinese market using a few index ETFs. My goal is to get balanced exposure across H-shares, A-shares and ADRs.
I’m looking at **FLCH** (Franklin FTSE China ETF) and **CNYA** (iShares MSCI China A ETF).
1. **Overlap:** Since FLCH tracks the FTSE China RIC Capped Index, it already includes A-shares (about 15–20% typically). Would adding CNYA be redundant, or is it a good way to "tilt" more toward the domestic mainland economy?
2. **Allocation:** If I use both, what’s a sensible percentage split? I’m currently thinking 70/30 or 80/20 in favor of FLCH to keep the expense ratio down (0.19% vs 0.60%).
3. **Possible "3rd Fund":** If I wanted a 3rd fund to round this out maybe a tech/internet tilt like KWEB or a small cap A-share play like ASHS? Or what would you recommend to minimize overlap?
Thank you!