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China’s Wild Stock Market Swings Hurt a $21 Trillion Bull Case

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October 17, 2024

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China's retail investor base sits on $21 trillion of deposits, but some have been left reeling after the wild stock market swings.

Here's what this means for China bulls relying on small investors to fuel a long-term rally.

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