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The Shanghai Stock Exchange suspended trading in 45 companies, most of them
based in central China's Sichuan province, where authorities said Monday's 7.9
magnitude quake had killed nearly 10,000 people.
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nick, you're right but here's the problwm: i was just getting ready to buy xin
which is a real estate developement firm in china. i need to know if thats still
a smart idea. unfortunately commerce goes on even in the face of tragedy. mike
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This is a tragedy. Here comes the rant. What I don't like is when people want
to know "what the trade is" off of events like this. Can't people
give it a break? I know you need to know how it affects your positions, but I
don't think that it's right to try to directly profit from human suffering.
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My heart goes out to that part of the world. It will probably have little impact
on the market...but a big impact on the lives it touched.
http://www.forbes.com/markets/feeds/afx/2008/05/12/afx4999919.html
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yes they did
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