


China's stocks tumbled the most in 10 years on concern that a government crackdown on investments with borrowed money will end a rally that drove benchmarks to records. This report compiles comments on the impact of today's sell-off from Marc Faber, who manages about $300 million in assets as founder and managing director of Marc Faber Ltd.; James Bevan, chief investment officer at CCLA Investment Management Ltd.; Joseph Quinlan, a market strategist at Bank of America Corp.; Michael O'Sullivan, an equity strategist at State Street Global Markets, and Donald Straszheim, vice chairman of Roth Capital Partners LLC. Bloomberg's Daniel Lester reports. (Source: Bloomberg)
Bloomberg | February 27, 2007
