With all our [new] workshops and articles on Chinese stocks lately, you may be thinking of investing in the Chinese markets. But before you do – you should familiarize yourself with the differences between the markets you normally trade or invest in… and with the Chinese markets. Many of our familiar markets we trade in (ie. Hong Kong or the US) are pretty well-developed in terms of investor composition, regulations, and liquidity. This is not the case for China yet – which is still going through multiple market reforms and opening up. Having been invested in the Chinese markets for almost 2 years, I’ve noticed a fair share of quirks that I want to share here today. 1. Red = Gain, Green = Loss This is definitely the first oddity I had noticed when I started investing in China. Stock price gains are shown in RED, while green is a...