The Current Rally Should Continue Until Retail Investors Are Sucked In [View article]
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The participation of domestic retail investors in the Chinese equity market has gone through the roof. The total number of domestic individual equity accounts was 94 million, or over 7% of population, as of April 30, according to Goldman Sachs. In contrast, only 5% of the population had equity accounts in 2001.
"Moreover, new account opening is accelerating at a lightning pace--new individual account openings on April 30 alone exceeded 1 million, and total new individual account openings in April exceeded the sum of [those opened in] 2005 and 2006," said Goldman Sachs economist Hong Liang in a separate research report Thursday. "As a result, about 17% of the total existing accounts were opened just in the past 4 months."
The Current Rally Should Continue Until Retail Investors Are Sucked In [View article]
The US retail investor may not be at the punch bowl with cups in both hands but there appears to be a pretty big party going on in China. Could this pose a risk for the US equity markets?
The Current Rally Should Continue Until Retail Investors Are Sucked In [View article]
The participation of domestic retail investors in the Chinese equity market has gone through the roof. The total number of domestic individual equity accounts was 94 million, or over 7% of population, as of April 30, according to Goldman Sachs. In contrast, only 5% of the population had equity accounts in 2001.
"Moreover, new account opening is accelerating at a lightning pace--new individual account openings on April 30 alone exceeded 1 million, and total new individual account openings in April exceeded the sum of [those opened in] 2005 and 2006," said Goldman Sachs economist Hong Liang in a separate research report Thursday. "As a result, about 17% of the total existing accounts were opened just in the past 4 months."
The Current Rally Should Continue Until Retail Investors Are Sucked In [View article]
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