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Chinese Market Overvalued - You Decide

Article Submitted by: Mass Market Tech
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Techcrunch posted an interesting article on the Chinese market. Looking at these charts and the stats, I'd say things are looking pretty dicey there. I'm not an investment expert though.

Submitted: Oct 22, 2007 Views: 292 Comments: 3 Likes: 21

Techcrunch posted an interesting article on the Chinese market. Looking at these charts and the stats, I'd say things are looking pretty dicey there. Here are some stats that came out of a Morgan Stanley Web 2.0 presentation (it was done by Mary Meeker who is an expert at inflating and possibly deflating bubbles).

In 2003 the combined market cap of Chinese companies was $5 billion today it's $50 billion.
Of the 20 most valuable companies in the world as measured by market cap, 41% are Chinese.

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Of couse, I've read a lot of discussion on China on BestCashCow. Thomas Bivens apparantly sold all of his China Mobile stock a few weeks back.

You can watch Mary Meeker's presentation below:

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Mass Market Tech

I couldn't embed the video properly so it will open up your video player. Sorry.

Posted: Oct 22, 2007

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how could the entire china market be worth only $50 billion - while 41% of the largest companies by market cap worldwide are chinese.

check your math.

Posted: Oct 22, 2007

Mass Market Tech

Sorry, the $50 billion is the market cap of Chinese Internet companies. Thanks for calling this out.

Posted: Oct 22, 2007

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