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If you only relied on Fundamental analysis, you would be shorting Chinese stocks...
- Thread starter crgarcia
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Quote from crgarcia:
If you only relied on Fundamental analysis, you would be shorting Chinese stocks...
...And suffering massive losses as a result.
So you HAVE to do all: fundamental analysis, technical analysis and sentiment analysis.
This is stupid, Chinese stocks are not shortable. How I can suffer loss for something I won't be able to do?
Quote from crgarcia:
If you only relied on Fundamental analysis, you would be shorting Chinese stocks...
...And suffering massive losses as a result.
So you HAVE to do all: fundamental analysis, technical analysis and sentiment analysis.
If you get to be really good at technical analysis, you won't have to do the other two. You can read them just as if following foot prints on a beach.
It's difficult but not impossible, you can short Chinese stocks traded on the US exchanges but not on the Shanghai or Shenzhen Stock Exchange.Quote from poohbear:
This is stupid, Chinese stocks are not shortable. How I can suffer loss for something I won't be able to do?
For example you can short the FXI ETF.
Quote from crgarcia:
It's difficult but not impossible, you can short Chinese stocks traded on the US exchanges but not on the Shanghai or Shenzhen Stock Exchange.
For example you can short the FXI ETF.
You know nothing about Chinese stock market. The chinese stocks traded on U.S markets moves with u.s. market instead of with chinese market.
FXI invests in 25 Chinese company's stocks traded in Hongkong. They are not chinese domestic stocks either. In the last two years chinese stock market rose 300% while FXi rose less than 100%
Whats the PEG ratio on the Chinese Shanghai Index vs. the S&P 500?