China Stocks Czar Faces Battle to Regain Investor Trust

CNBC Monday 16th April, 2012

But China's more than 72 million retail investors, who account for about three-fourths of trading on the domestic stock exchanges and have been burned repeatedly in the weak and volatile markets of recent years, remain sceptical. "It doesn't make a difference who's in charge," said Si Jun, a 62-year-old retired taxi driver. "Markets might go up for a few days after some reform is announced, but then it's all back to normal," he said, summing up...

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