Chinese stocks have fallen some 7 percent, with one index registering the biggest drop since 2008.<br /><br /> The market is 20 percent down from the highs of two weeks ago.<br /><br /> Investors are selling off stocks bought on borrowed money, but it is far from clear if China’s boom time is over.<br /><br /> Any crash would have major implications on Beijing’s move to open up its financial markets, most imminently a plan to link the Hong Kong exchange with China’s smaller Shenzhen bourse.<br /><br /> CHINEXT ?<br />The #Nasdaq of #China , quoted on Shenzhen Stock Exchange<br />281 companies on ChiNext, 93% Hi-Tech firms. pic.twitter.com/tbqrs6ftCI— NetFin Marketing (@NetFinMarketing) February 23, 2015
