China Archive
Chinese Stock Market Cracks
April 21, 2008 · Category: Sentiment Analysis, China
The Wall Street Journal ran an interesting front page article this weekend on the Chinese stock market, "China Stocks, Once Frothy, Fall By Half In Six Months" (subscription required). The chart tells the story: Shanghai ...
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The Chinese Say Yum Yum To KFC
For all of you geting swept up in the euphoria over all these speculative Chinese stocks, forget about it. I have a better alternative for you: Yum! Brands (YUM) (website).
Yum is the operator of Taco ...
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China Sell-Off IV Is A Yawn For US Markets
June 4, 2007 · Category: Market Commentary, China
On the heels of last Wednesday's 282 point, 6.5%, sell-off in China there was another selloff in China last night (Monday June 4). The Shanghai Index was down 330 points, or 8.26% - comparable the ...
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No Taxation Without Representation! - Chinese Investors Rebel Against Increase in the Stamp Tax
May 30, 2007 · Category: Market Commentary, China
Ever since the huge selloff in China on Tuesday February 27 which sent stock markets around the world crashing down, investors everywhere have been watching the Chinese stock market.
There was a second selloff on Thursday ...
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The “Sell China” Chart - China Selloff III: Coming to a Stock Exchange Near You Soon
April 24, 2007 · Category: Market Commentary, China
If this chart doesn't scream "Sell China" I don't know what does. That chart looks to me like it's about to curl around and head back in time while going up at the same time. ...
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Sell Off in Chinese Stocks Sends World Stock Markets Reeling
February 27, 2007 · Category: Market Commentary, China
Today was one of those days that causes people to sell all their stocks and swear off the stock market forever. It was the worst day for the market since the re-opening after the Sept 11, ...
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