How Muddy Waters spots fraud in China

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Posted by admin | Posted on 02-05-2012

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Investing in China can be complicated, to say the least. Just ask Carson Block, the founder of Muddy Waters Research, known for his keen eye for spotting fraudulent accounting practices at Chinese companies.