BEIJING: Amado Trejo, a business consultant from Mexico who’s worked in Shanghai for a decade, says he’s in no rush to buy Chinese stocks once a ban on trading by expatriates ends this week.
“Everything begins as an experiment in China – there will be mistakes,” the 36-year-old said, explaining that he’ll wait for regulators and brokerages to iron out any kinks before jumping into one of the world’s most-volatile markets.
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