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by simonh
3639 days ago
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>it's commonly accepted that A-share has a price premium because its price is likely to go up more in a bullish market. Unless the government decides to suspend trading in them, in which case you're stuck with the shares with no way to trade them even if their value drops through the floor. It's market distortions on top of market distortions. |
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