China's investors still putting money in small-cap stocks
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WU Xin says she's got a sure-fire plan to recoup losses from the US$4 trillion selloff in China's stock market: pile into equities that hurt her the most.
The 28-year-old from Hangzhou has been snapping up shares in China's small-cap ChiNext Index, undeterred by a tumble earlier this year that erased half the measure's value in three months.
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