The ultimate China fraud linkfest

abnormalreturns
June 10th, 2011

We found a handful of China-related items this morning we thought we would publish in a standalone post.

The entire Chinese stock market is feeling the weight of fraud fears. (beyonbrics)

Muddy Waters Research is making some Chinese companies nervous. (Dealbook)

Floyd Norris wonders where are the auditors in all this? (NYTimes)

The rapid demise of China MediaExpress Holdings is yet another example of a China play gone bad. (WSJ)

No Chinese company, even Sina (SINA), is immune to fraud fears at this point. (Market Shot)

A technical look at Sina’s stock. (Dragonfly Capital)

Why investors are taking a “shoot first, ask questions later” approach to Chinese stocks. (The Reformed Broker)

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