The arrival of what some analysts are describing as China’s “post-crisis investor herd” is expected to add yet another layer of volatility to mainland stock markets where retail share-pickers account for about 70 per cent of turnover and ownership.
What did you expect the Chinese to do during market hours?
The swimming pool is already full!
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And Wall Street doesn't think that Macau will heat up again?
It's time to throw the dice on the casinos, with the Macau IPO's!
1 comment:
social media agency has something can do for crisis. where most good investor are soaked into bankruptcy.
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