http://www.chinasupertrends.com/dead-cats-bouncing/ Billion Dollar Business Opportunities for China's Olympic Decade Fri, 30 Jul 2010 17:55:48 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 http://www.chinasupertrends.com/dead-cats-bouncing/#comment-181 campton-stock market investing Thu, 16 Oct 2008 08:44:12 +0000 http://www.chinasupertrends.com/?p=6#comment-181 Some times this market become tumble down and investors get fear by it but if we keep patience then we can make good money. Some times this market become tumble down and investors get fear by it but if we keep patience then we can make good money.

]]> http://www.chinasupertrends.com/dead-cats-bouncing/#comment-52 Marc Sun, 29 Jun 2008 22:23:41 +0000 http://www.chinasupertrends.com/?p=6#comment-52 Read this post about an important chinese stocks indicator: http://investorsconundrum.com/english_edition/2008/06/an-indicator-to-know-when-you-should-invest-in-the-china-stock-market/ Read this post about an important chinese stocks indicator:
http://investorsconundrum.com/english_edition/2008/06/an-indicator-to-know-when-you-should-invest-in-the-china-stock-market/

]]> http://www.chinasupertrends.com/dead-cats-bouncing/#comment-30 China Supertrends » Blog Archive » Dead cat signals more China market regulation? Sun, 15 Jun 2008 12:00:20 +0000 http://www.chinasupertrends.com/?p=6#comment-30 [...] months ago I discussed in this post the effects of regulation on the stock markets in China.  My theory: After the [...] [...] months ago I discussed in this post the effects of regulation on the stock markets in China.  My theory: After the [...]

]]> http://www.chinasupertrends.com/dead-cats-bouncing/#comment-11 Schmiegel Wed, 28 May 2008 16:08:00 +0000 http://www.chinasupertrends.com/?p=6#comment-11 I am also an armchair purveyor of the Chinese stock markets. Although the potential returns are great, I agree with your observations. At this point in time, there's too much noise from speculators who are basing their decisions on emotion and unpredictable involvement by regulators to steer the course of the markets. It may still be a few years before good 'ole fundamental analysis can be applied with some semblance of predictability. I am also an armchair purveyor of the Chinese stock markets. Although the potential returns are great, I agree with your observations. At this point in time, there’s too much noise from speculators who are basing their decisions on emotion and unpredictable involvement by regulators to steer the course of the markets. It may still be a few years before good ‘ole fundamental analysis can be applied with some semblance of predictability.

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