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Why is China's $6 trillion stock meltdown a problem for Xi? It's not really about foreign investors. China has more than 200 million retail investors -- they look to stocks and property to grow their money. Now they find their wealth shrinking from both

Rebecca Choong Wilkins 钟碧琪

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Rebecca Choong Wilkins 钟碧琪vor 2 Jahren

The hit to China's mom-and-pop investors is hefty: If you invested 100,000 yuan ($13,950) into the nation's benchmark CSI300 index at the beginning of 2021 you'd be down 36% now. And if you invested that into Chinese tech firms listed in Hong Kong, you'd have lost more than 60%

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Giovanni Colombo 🌹vor 2 Jahren

Tick tock....🌹

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Roselyne Wanjiru ⚡vor 2 Jahren

It's a deep hit to realize the instrument of your wealth creation has become the same vehicle to wealth destruction. This is the risk of trusting in highly centralized systems.

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aquinasvor 2 Jahren

Stockmarket speculation is not a sustainable way to build a healthy economy.

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Luc LEONIvor 2 Jahren

You clearly are full of 💩

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Chin Hin Lowvor 2 Jahren

Actuslly his biggest problem is they are opinion leaders. 200m investors saying Xi does not get economics, 1.3b lose confidence in him is big problem if they lose a job, do not get a raise, get a higher bill, cannot afford something they need or want.

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Deniz 58mvor 2 Jahren

Everything. Absolutely everything China is a scam.

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Daniel Frankvor 2 Jahren

"The Chinese miracle". It's all debt, and it's a flawed system. #bitcoin

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TA 🇮🇳vor 2 Jahren

should they be seeking better quality investment avenues in the neighborhood ?

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Tan Wee Hanvor 2 Jahren

Hi "Wilkins"... Why are you so fixated on China? Do you have a secret crush on Asia? Go worry about your own problems in your Own country. And drop the "Choong".... You ain't fooling anyone

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