Beijing - based retail executive Jack Wang stopped buying Chinese equities when the country's stock market turned bearish in mid-2009. He reconsidered after the China Securities Regulatory Commission ended a yearlong freeze on initial public offerings last December by announcing that it would let five mainland companies raise a total of about ($)353 million. "The regulator's announcement is a signal for me to reenter the equities market," says Wang, 35, who's adding to his 1 million yuan (($)165,000) portfolio again,purchasing stocks that are down an average of 50 percent from their peak five years ago. "The new president, Xi Jinping, and Premier Li Keqiang are very aware that they have to kick-start the stockmarkets again."
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