(Chinavestor) 2010 has been a difficult year for investors so far. Despite a strong comeback for American indices in February, most benchmarks are still in the red for year-to-date. And while American investors had a hard time to adjust to the reality of 2010, Chinese investors have suffered more severely. The DJIA rebounded 2.6% in February but the Shanghai Composite gained only 2.1% and the Hang Seng advanced lagged behind her U.S. counterpart with a 2.4% advance. China stock investors know that this is a hardly unusual case, e.g. strong U.S. markets outperform lackluster Chinese ones.
Stock mentioned in this report include NetEase.com Inc. (NASDAQ:NTES), Mindray Medical (NYSE:MR), Home Inns & Hotel Mgmt. (NASDAQ:HMIN), China Life Ins. (NYSE:LFC), Bank of Communications (HKG:3328) (SHA:601328), SAIC Motor Corp. Ltd. (SHA:600104), China Vanke (SHE:200002), Poly Real Estate (SHA:600048), Ctrip.com (NASDAQ:CTRP), Baidu.com (NASDAQ:BIDU), Sohu.com (NASDAQ:SOHU), Changyou.com (NASDAQ:CYOU), Shanda Int. (NASDAQ:SNDA), Shanda Games (NASDAQ:GAME), China Unicom (NYSE:CHU), China Telecom (NYSE:CHA), China Mobile (NYSE:CHL), Perfect World (NASDAQ:PWRD), and Giant Interactive (NYSE:GA).
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