Bulls and bears lock horns over China's blue-chip drink maker
Shares of Kweichow Moutai have surged 93% this year, but banks and funds have different views about the rally
Shanghai
KWEICHOW Moutai, the Chinese drink maker made famous when Richard Nixon drank its fiery sorghum liquor on his historic state visit to Beijing in 1972, has been the toast of the mainland's blue-chip stock rally, surging 93 per cent this year.
The stock's eye-popping rise prompted an editorial last month by Xinhua news agency, a government mouthpiece, that singled out Moutai as an example of a major stock vulnerable to value-destructive speculation.
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