Chinese ADRs

Do you have a system you would care to share , expecially concerning trading FXI.
I am buying rapidly and looking to unload this week.
 
I looked at ASTI early. This one is indecisive. TA indicators point to the downside/sell, but the sell candlestick has not formed. Might wait for tomorrow to see its candle formation.

ASTI chart is attached...



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What are your thoughts on ASTI?
 

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Yes, I do. On my chart, lower low/lower high paint red candle, higher high/high low paint sky blue. Indecision paint Yellow candle. If a Yellow candle is formed on top or bottom, usually indicates a sell or buy next. I use market profile for support/resistence.

I use mutiple timeframes to confirm trend, most time, use tick/volume charts to confirm minutes charts when the ticks/volumes are low on a stock.

FXI - looking for $165 support, 175 resistence. Chart follows...


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Do you have a system you would care to share , expecially concerning trading FXI.
I am buying rapidly and looking to unload this week.
 

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Quote from eddie--d:

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CSUN appears headed $14 (or possibly lower)

I'd say $14 at best. With this type of volume/momentun breakout I doubt that traders and also investors will let this drop too far. It could move on down in sympathy with a general market downturn but maybe not.

For comparison, look at MELI. This is not a Chinese stock but a Latin American version of Ebay. Just to check it out, use a 60 min equivolume chart. You'll see my point.
(disclosure: I own shares of MELI)
CSUN has strong support at $16.50 and today's re-test of that support, reaching as slow as $16.68, was successful. So a rally of some sorts is expected as a result.

However, longer term, I expect that $16.50 level to be tested again when CSUN turns down again. If it breaks that, $14 would be the place where a substantial rally could start. But that's in the future, of course. Meantime, the direction is now up (due to the $16.50 support holding).

Regards.
 
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CSUN has strong support at $16.50 and today's re-test of that support, reaching as slow as $16.68, was successful. So a rally of some sorts is expected as a result.

Meantime, the direction is now up (due to the $16.50 support holding).



With the big upmove on close, IMO, rally is right. Point and figure charts are one of the items in my arsenal. CSUN reverses up at 18 and should easily make 19, a double top. It should extend one box beyond that (19.5).

We had discussed $14. I now don't think that's going to happen. Once again on P&F chart, a high pole formation (negative pointing to downside) would be shown at $14.5 and I just don't see that as happening. Healthy consolidations - yes, but no negative formations for a while, barring some major geo-political-economic problem. The long term P&F trendline is only at 10.5 and it will be a looong time 'til it catches up with the price and who knows, by then it could be $30! Wait out the short sell signals and take the longs. I like this P&F stuff for several reasons. One is that it filters out market noise to maintain proper focus and keep me from going the wrong way on a one way street.

I'll be in for 500 @ $18 and look to buy more on an intraday drop to $17.5 or so. If no drop, at least I'm in. First in a series of stops for me would be $17 and higher as the day progresses. go CSUN
 
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Ed,

Welcome to the thread, feel free to post your thoughts.
Penny,
Remember on the thread on Monday, I mentioned SOLF as a short? Well, I got a huge blessing this morning. I went to short them and the message came right back that no shares available to short. That short signal was a total dud and later on in the day, my 15 min. gave a buy. Took it and skimmed off $.35 never realizing it would run as hard as it did.

Speaking of shares unavailable to short, in 4 months I have never once been able to short FXI. Occasionlly, I can't short TSL, how frustrating. I went part way down your watch list entering short orders today and found two more unshortable, LDK and PGJ. Anyone have shorting problems with Chinese ADR's?:)
 
Certainly, many of these ADRs are not shortable because some big boys reserved the shares.

However, a broker allows you to short most of these- the broker is Schwab.com. Often, you have to commit $100K block size to borrow the shares.

Added:

I just tested FXI - I cannot go short on FXI at my other brokers, but I can do it with my friend's account at Schwab.


Sell Short 200 Limit 170 Day Only 2:11 pm 01/03/2008

Status: OPEN

Sell Short 300 Limit 170 Day Only 2:18 pm 01/03/2008

Status: OPEN




I almost wanted to go short on JASO yesterday, glad I didn't. I did go short on FRPT, it squeezed me to $5.50, I played too bold, should have played small size and wait patiently, I didn't have a good sart on the 1st day of 2008 due to FRPT. Well, today FRPT tanked down below $5.

Been playing CSUN and LDK today, plus bought a $1 solar stock BSRC as a swing trade.



Quote from eddie--d:

Penny,
Remember on the thread on Monday, I mentioned SOLF as a short? Well, I got a huge blessing this morning. I went to short them and the message came right back that no shares available to short. That short signal was a total dud and later on in the day, my 15 min. gave a buy. Took it and skimmed off $.35 never realizing it would run as hard as it did.

Speaking of shares unavailable to short, in 4 months I have never once been able to short FXI. Occasionlly, I can't short TSL, how frustrating. I went part way down your watch list entering short orders today and found two more unshortable, LDK and PGJ. Anyone have shorting problems with Chinese ADR's?:)
 
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