'Blindly Buying Chinese Stocks Can End In Tears'
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2021-09-09 HKT 10:19
Investment is not a virtual game and investors blindly buying Chinese stocks hoping to profit from the so-called Metaverse will likely end up in tears, the mainland's Securities Times warned in a commentary on Thursday.
The commentary comes amid a recent surge in stocks such as Shenzhen Zhongqingbao Interaction Network and Perfect World that are perceived as developing the Metaverse - a virtual shared space based on virtual reality (VR) technologies.
It also came after China's top securities regulator, Yi Huiman, told a conference on Monday that exchanges should have a better understanding of investor behaviours in the Internet age.
The Metaverse is still in its infant stage and related technologies are far from mature, the Securities Times said. (Reuters)
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