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What: Shares of Chinese hotel chain operator Home Inns & Hotels Management (Nasdaq: HMIN) look downright cozy today, rising as much as 12.1% on heavy trading before falling back to a 2% overall drop.

So what: The stock fell 15% on Friday, and hopeful investors overshot the correction today. Home Inns did have some positive news over the weekend in closing the acquisition of a smaller rival, but that spot of sunshine didn't have enough muscle to sustain Monday's jump.

Now what: The midday announcement of a new U.S. Senate bill to pull American cash out of the Chinese economy may have sparked the downward move. Furthermore, global hotel chains such as Hyatt Hotels (NYSE: H) and Starwood Hotels & Resorts (NYSE: HOT) also dropped about 4% today, showing investor skepticism about the hospitality market amid a floundering global economy. Home Inns picked a bad day for a bounce.

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