China's ChiNext Market is Crashing - Down 8% Today

China's ChiNext Market is Crashing - Down 8% Today

China's ChiNext Market is a tech-focused index akin to Nasdaq. The Shenzhen based index is currently crumbling: down nearly 8% today and more than 27% over the last three weeks. ChiNext in Free Fall. The ChiNext market has suffered tremendous losses recently. According to Reuters, the index is crumbling because of policy concerns. The dramatic losses come as Morgan Stanley advised it's clients to avoid Chinese stocks Friday Morning, telling their clients "Don't buy this dip". Evidently analysts at Morgan Stanley don't think this is rock-bottom, and the charts agree. The ChiNext has lost....


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