China's Stock Market Alphabet
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Confused by all the different share classes? Here's some help.
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Investor's Business Daily - Chinese Internet companies that lit up Wall Street last year have become fading stars. Most blame the slowdown in the wireless end of their business for their shrinking market value.
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The stock market's convenience and liquidity can cost investors dearly.
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SHANGHAI, China -- Chinese stocks tumbled Thursday on waning confidence in the bull market amid worries about government steps to cool the market and that a slew of new share listings might drive prices lower.
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Investors are keeping an eye on sequential numbers.
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China's stock plunge and Greenspan's gloomy words helped spook investors. But opinions on the economy's future are divided
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Spotting the clues to buy before stocks rise.
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Investor's Business Daily - There might come a day when U.S. investors don't have a hopeless crush on Chinese stocks, but that day won't come soon.
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Ordinary Japanese couples find it hard   enough to choose a name for a baby -- there are 2,928 permitted   Chinese characters that can stand alone or be combined with   others for shades of meaning.
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Xi Zhong learned the hard way about the risks of investing in China's stock market.
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A dramatic sell-off that has sent share prices here plummeting more than 10 percent over the past two days is raising fears that Chinaâs spectacular stock market boom may be coming to an end.
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FOR the past two years, Asian stock markets have been high on the favoured list for Britainâs pension and life assurance funds. Asia, particularly China, has offered the double attraction of strong current
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How to find great stocks at great prices.
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SHANGHAI Â Morgan Stanley, the investment bank, and the Chinese government said Monday that the bank had determined the range of prices to be used when Chinaâs international investment fund converts $5 billion in securities into Morgan Stanley stock.
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The stark sell-off that sent global stock prices plummeting  brought renewed concern that the equity markets in China and India might be overvalued.
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Sulla scia del tonfo della Borsa di Shanghai
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The world&#39;s biggest arbitrage opportunity lies tantalisingly out of reach. Courtesy of the frenzy in Shanghai&#39;s stock exchange, the shares of companies with dual Hong Kong and mainland listings trade at totally differently prices. Among the top 10 dual-listed stocks by market capitalisation, domestic shares trade at an average 43 per cent premium. The arbitrage opportunity is enormous. Were the top 10 Chinese shares to fall to Hong Kong prices, $192bn of market capitalisation would be lost. Were Hong Kong shares to trade up to Chinese prices, market cap would rise by $75bn.