Buy H-shares instead of A-shares: analysts
Fast pace of A-share rally turns observers cautious; H-shares seen as relatively cheaper
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AS China's A-share market on the Shanghai Stock Exchange remains red-hot, analysts are reminding investors not to ignore the relatively cheaper Chinese companies listed in Hong Kong, known as H-shares.
Credit Suisse head of China research Vincent Chan told clients in a Wednesday conference that he sees downsides to A-shares but upsides to H-shares.
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