中國農村女股神

CNBC 有如此有趣的報導:



Farmers are eschewing crops to plough their cash into the booming stock market , a journey by CNBC into the heart of rural China discovered.

Wang Li, an unassuming grocer, invested $820 back in 2010 and soon earned the nickname 'stock market goddess' after her portfolio topped $33,000 - around 40 times her initial investment. Some of the companies in her portfolio include big-ticket names like Bank of China.

The farmers now only tend their fields outside of market hours, Liu noted.

農民收市後才開工也許是新常態。
http://www.cnbc.com/id/102747012

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另一則有趣分析: China does US bubble, bust & bailout all in one year

A housing bubble, followed by a massive stock market bubble, followed by capital flowing away from the real economy, quantitative easing, and then long-term bond buying when the market doesn’t behave as the central bank wants. Except in the U.S., this took place from 2006 to 2012. In China, it has all happened in one year since 2014.

http://www.macrobusiness.com.au/2015/06/china-does-us-bubble-and-bust-in-one-year/
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中國一年經歷美國多年的事有何出奇，中國三年用的水泥都比美國百年多。