China stocks are toppy here

Two words stoney....

GO GIANTS!


Quote from stonedinvestor:

makloda for me what is tripping me up is
after an impressive six-week rally in Hong Kong the day before yesterday I believe the Hang Seng had its largest negative reversal in over nine years. After rising more than 2% intraday, the index sold off in the second half of trading by nearly five percent and finished the day down 2.55%.

This is the third largest negative intraday reversal in the index since 1990 ~

Of course the stocks are still going up over here which I do not understand. The last few days??
We have this strange situation where Shanghai has been closed for a week. We are maybe closed monday have to double check -- there may be a time vacuum developing which could leave us acceptable to the big one. Shanghai opens down massively and now we are closed for business.... it's uneven and it has me a bit worried even so I continue to buy these names-- Check Out That CSIQ chart again, talk about potential. ~ stoney
 
"Zachariah" says it's a top

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Quote from detective:

I hate to call a top on a bubble, but these China stocks that daytraders are all over are tremendously overbought and the fundamentals on most of these stocks are horrible. The best Chinese stocks aren't daytrader stocks and don't move much, its really the worst Chinese stocks that are running up the most.

The Shanghai market could still have a ways to go higher, but the crap that people are buying here that trade on the US exchanges with the exception of BIDU and China Unicom and a few others are really the bottom of the barrel in China.

There is going to be some massive selling over the next few days as the bubble gets aired out, right now its mindless buying.
 
Quote from 1flyfisher:

Why are they toppy? What Technical Indicators or analysis are you basing this on?
You are just guessing because you are angry you aren't saavy enough to be making money on these stocks.

Its all price action, and sentiment is also a factor. But there are unsustainable movements in the market in the short term, and people don't know how to discriminate between an overvalued overbought crap stock and an overvalued overbought growth stock. I

would not dare call a top on BIDU in this environment, in fact, I think BIDU will go higher, but the flotsam that's been rocketing up is gonna be much lower in a few months. That's why I made the China Turd Index, because what I was seeing was the worst China stocks going up the most, and that's not sustainable.
 
I sold out my bidu position yesterday (originally bought at 66 & 100), sold positions at 200, 270, and 324(all within the last 2 months).
Its been my experience that when a stock runs up like baidu has, with no significant event, its likely to run back down.

I'm not willing to predict the top, but I am willing to predict that we will see $250 again, and probably $200.

I assuming price stays at 320+, this stock is going to tank after earnings, cuz there's no way it can live up to the expectations (its more than doubled since the last q)
 
Quote from detective:

And stocks can go up to infinity right? LOL.

a stock can only drop 100 percent. it cannot drop by more than that amount as you posted.

what is your point?
 
Quote from zdreg:

a stock can only drop 100 percent. it cannot drop by more than that amount as you posted.

what is your point?

My point is that if you have proper money management, it doesn't matter. If you trade with stops and cut losses, there is limited downside on the short side as well.

The astute trader is never there to see his position goes against him to infinity, or to zero. He's already cut his loss long time ago.
 
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