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The police will visit you : why GameStop won t come to China

‘The police will visit you’: why GameStop won’t come to China Reuters February 5 | Updated on February 05, 2021 × But experts say ‘retail frenzy could flare up soon in Asia, including China; that could be a perfect storm where you have Robinhood-type platforms, internet chat groups, and highly shorted names. That would create a potent cocktail,’ In his Hangzhou apartment in eastern China, Wen Hao had just finished his daily stock-picking video when he discovered he’d been barred from social media platform Toutiao, a day after inviting netizens to join his stock-recommending community. In a country where trading activities are closely monitored and the internet censored, Wen, 35, reckoned his own blocking showed why the mass buying that sent shares in US video game retailer GameStop more than 2,000 per cent higher over two weeks could never happen in China.

The police will visit you : why GameStonk won t come to China

The police will visit you : why GameStonk won t come to China Reuters 2/5/2021 By Samuel Shen and Tom Westbrook © Reuters/TINGSHU WANG FILE PHOTO: Chinese national flag flutters near the building of China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) at the Financial Street area in Beijing By Samuel Shen and Tom Westbrook Popular Searches (Reuters) - In his Hangzhou apartment in eastern China, Wen Hao had just finished his daily stockpicking video when he discovered he d been barred from social media platform Toutiao, a day after inviting netizens to join his stock-recommending community. In a country where trading activities are closely monitored and the internet censored, Wen, 35, reckoned his own blocking showed why the mass buying that sent shares in U.S. videogame retailer GameStop more than 2,000% higher over two weeks could never happen in China.

HKEX Invests In Guangzhou Futures Exchange

HKEX Invests In Guangzhou Futures Exchange Date The first ever offshore institution to invest in a Mainland futures exchange   Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (HKEX) is pleased to announce today (Friday) that it is investing in a minority stake in the newly-established Guangzhou Futures Exchange (GFE), the first-ever equity investment in a domestic futures exchange by a non-Mainland Chinese investor. This investment underscores HKEX’s commitment to supporting the further internationalisation of China’s and the region’s financial markets. HKEX Interim Chief Executive Calvin Tai said: “We are very excited to be a part of this important initiative to develop the Guangzhou Futures Exchange. This investment supports our China Anchored strategy, providing HKEX with the valuable opportunity to help build and promote the development of China’s derivatives market, alongside our Mainland partners.”

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