Investors of Chinese stocks are in for a rollercoaster ride. Onshore bourses staged a weaker-than-expected rally following a week-long holiday while shares in Hong Kong plunged. True, valuations are cheap and funds remain underweight. ( read original story ...)
Chinese brokerages extend bank-securities transfer window to facilitate trading
Chinese brokerages expand bank-securities transfer window in line with Shanghai Stock Exchange's extension to streamline post-holiday trading Chinese brokerages are extending the window for ... ( read original story ...)
China markets reopen with a roar after week-long break
Chinese shares soared to two-year highs on Tuesday, pushing a blistering rally even further as trade resumed after a week-long holiday and investors bet on stimulus supporting the economy. ( read original story ...)
China’s stock-market frenzy reflects social media’s growing influence on retail investors
The current investor euphoria has been aroused by the proliferation of upbeat short-video posts on Chinese social media China's latest stock market rally has quickly turned retail investors' mood across the country from extremely bearish to very bullish, ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong stock market continues to rally, rising 1.15% on Monday morning
VCG. The Hong Kong stock market extended its three-week rally on Monday, reaching a two-and-a-half-year high in the morning session, buoyed by the lates ( read original story ...)
China’s stock markets reopen tomorrow after a weeklong break. Investors — and social media — are buzzing.
China's Twitter equivalent, Weibo, was abuzz with discussions about the stock market rally a day before they reopen. ( read original story ...)
Local investors will get to take part in China’s post-stimulus share surge when markets reopen Tuesday
And yet equity markets in mainland China have yet to fully take part. Markets in Shanghai and Shenzhen have been closed since Oct. 1, as China celebrated the weeklong National Day Golden Week holiday. ( read original story ...)