VOICED: ChinaÕs secret to rebounding from the economic crisis

The video discusses the dramatic fall and rise of the Shanghai Composite Index during the 2008 economic crisis and its aftermath. It highlights investor sentiment, regrets, and the influence of government policies on market behavior. The Chinese stock market's volatility, driven by emotions rather than fundamentals, is compared to a casino. Due to strict government controls, Chinese investors are limited to domestic markets, unable to trade on foreign exchanges.

What was the percentage loss of the Shanghai Composite Index in 2008?

• 25%

• 85%

• 65%

• 45%

What primarily drives the Chinese stock market according to experts?

• Global market trends

• Company balance sheets

• Foreign investments

• Government policies and investor sentiment

What is a common sentiment among traders regarding the Chinese stock market?

• It is less volatile than other markets

• It is driven by logical analysis

• It is more volatile and affected by emotions

• It offers high dividends

Why do many investors treat the Chinese stock market like a casino?

• Due to high dividends

• Because of its maturity

• Due to stable market conditions

• Because of its immaturity and speculative nature

What restricts Chinese investors from trading on foreign exchanges?

• Lack of interest

• High transaction fees

• Beijing's strict controls on money flow

• Limited access to technology