Analysis-China's retail investor sours quickly on stocks
Day-trader Lu Delong's optimism for a China stocks rally quickly evaporated in the first week of the year when, just three months after positioning for a surge fuelled by Beijing's stimulus pledges, he was forced to dump shares and tally his losses. Many retail investors like Lu sold shares in early January, precipitating the weakest start to the new year in almost a decade for China's $11 trillion stock market.