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Market a Real Gamble for Some Chinese

Wednesday, May 23, 2007 9:28:47 AM
By CHRISTOPHER BODEEN

A Chinese investor reacts while checking the stock prices at a securities company Wednesday May 23, 2007 in Shanghai. China. Chinese stocks rose to a record close Wednesday for the third straight session on optimism over reports the government may triple quotas for foreign investment in local bourses. (AP Photo)SHANGHAI, China (AP) - As Chinese stocks soar to records and new buyers pile into the market, a survey suggests a troubling reality: Few investors say they understand how stock markets work.

ChinaHR.com, a Web-based job placing firm, said that of the 2,500 responses this month to a survey, more than 90 percent said friends or relatives had invested in the market and 46 percent said they had opened their own trading accounts.

But just 10 percent said they had a firm grasp of the market, while 56 percent said they were learning as they went, according to the poll. It did not account for the remaining 34 percent.


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