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A New Research Report from kapronasia and Amber
Kapronasia
and Amber are pleased to announce the availability of the first statistically
relevant study of Chinese investor behavior.
Through
our in-depth analysis, you’ll learn what is driving investor behaviour. We look
at:
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Investor knowledge
- Current investment habits
- Opinions
on the future
The
report answers questions such as:
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What are the most important considerations for investors when
picking a stock?
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How long do they hold a stock? Why do they sell?
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When the HK market opens to mainland Chinese investors, will
they move their money or not?
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What do they think the SSE index will be at the end of
2007? 2008?
- What sources of information do investors most frequently use
to make their investment decisions?
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What do they want to learn more about?
In
addition, find out what part lucky numbers play in the decision making process
and where investors turn for market information. We examine the results from both a national
and regional perspective to understand the differences in investor behaviour
across the country.
The Background
Even
in the face of the fallout of the US housing crisis, the Shanghai stock exchange
is up nearly 100% in 2007. The average
price to earnings ratio of China’s A-shares is over 50, nearly twice the
current P/E ratio of the Dow Jones Industrial average in the US. There are some fundamental reasons why the
Shanghai market is somewhat insulated from the fluctuations of the global
markets, but what are the investors really thinking? Why do they buy ? What influences their decisions and how much
do they know about what they’re buying? We
interviewed over 600 investors to find out.
The Human Side
In
addition to the quantiative coverage, we look at the human experience of three
investors: Ms. Wang, a 20 year old
single woman, Mr. Qian, a 40 year old husband and father, and Ms. Qiao, a 60
year old retiree. Investing is changing
these people’s lives.
ESSENTIAL MARKET KNOWLEDGE
“Betting on the Dragon” not only analytically
clarifies investor behaviour, but also provides invaluable insights on the
bigger picture, all critical information for any company interested in the
Shanghai stock market.
Availability and pricing
“Betting on the
Dragon” is available from January 1st, 2008 in electronic format
for US$195 or bound hard copy US$235.
For more information or to purchase the report, please contact us via email
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