Post says Chinese tech stocks fell 40% since June despite AI progress
A post on r/stocks claims Chinese tech stocks are down about 40% since June, citing the STAR 50 index's drop from its June peak, while noting China's CSI 300 is down about 11% this year. The same post compares the declines with gains in South Korea's KOSPI, Taiwan's TAIEX and the S&P 500, and asks what is driving the underperformance despite China's AI progress.
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The post claims Chinese tech stocks are down 40% since June.
“Chinese tech stocks are down 40% since June”
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The post states China's tech-heavy STAR 50 index has dropped about 40% from its June peak.
“China’s tech-heavy STAR 50 index has also dropped about 40% from its June peak”
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The post states China's CSI 300 is down about 11% this year.
“China’s CSI 300: down about 11”
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The post states South Korea's KOSPI is up about 53% this year.
“South Korea’s KOSPI: up about 53%”
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The post states Taiwan's TAIEX is up about 53% this year.
“Taiwan’s TAIEX: up about 53%”
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The post states the S&P 500 is up about 11% this year. SPX
“S&P 500: up about 11%”
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