Cambricon Technologies Corporation Limited

In the short history of the Chinese stock market, there have already been two bubbles - in 2007 and 2015. In less than five recent months, it has risen by only 25% (even less than, for example, the U.S. market), but there are clear signs of speculative frenzy. The authorities are concerned about a possible repetition of the situation, when the rapid rise will turn into an equally impressive collapse.

"The Communist Party doesn't want a repeat of this": why China has started to actively cool the market

 
The stock exchange has always been a place of struggle. Some are buying, others are selling, everyone is trying to outsmart each other. In this chaos, a price is born, which reflects the real value of the asset. But what if programs rather than people take the helm? 

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