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What you say is true of course.

There are other more conservative traders who wait till the downtrend momentum is established before shorting. So the peak is over by then, but there is still some downside available.

Like I said, so many trading techniques, because traders have different personalities as well   

iPunter      ( Date: 25-Jan-2011 22:48) Posted: The whole idea of shorting at a juicy/meaty peak    is to maximise one's chances of a good profit.       Whereas if one only starts to short after it has started falling,           the risk of rebounds (ie. bargain hunters who buy 'cheap')              is great, thus potential gains are more dubious...

There are so many trading techniques.

So nobody is right, and nobody is wrong.

Simply choose the trading style that suits your personality.

Dow is off to a disappointing start.  Down 33 points... hmmm

Alright, tomorrow is another day and my course at Philips Securities start tomorrow.

Should be able to get my trader's desk in another few months time after I pass the tests.

Wish me luck guys  

iPunter      ( Date: 25-Jan-2011 22:43) Posted: Once one has gotten in at a juicy peak,    one should then strive to ride the trend down.      But since no one can tell the trend until after it has happened,         it is still a bet, regardless of one's assumption... BullishTempo      ( Date: 25-Jan-2011 22:40) Posted:

Once one has gotten in at a juicy peak,

   one should then strive to ride the trend down.

     But since no one can tell the trend until after it has happened,

        it is still a bet, regardless of one's assumption...

BullishTempo      ( Date: 25-Jan-2011 22:40) Posted: BullishTempo      ( Date: 25-Jan-2011 22:39) Posted: Haha...

Yes, I said, and repeat...  I always only short at the juicy peaks...

    I never short after a stock has already fallen...

lol

You just tried to short CGX today. 

Nevermind, I respect your view nevertheless 

For all you know, you may have got the right reason there...

   That's why I say they (Koreans) are so much smarter than us...

bladez87      ( Date: 25-Jan-2011 22:21) Posted: cause they know i bought the counter! anyway hearing BT like this say STI going to plunge. maybe i should take out my GAR also... should i? iPunter      ( Date: 25-Jan-2011 22:13) Posted: Any good reason why the stock was not well accepted in Korea?...

I am not "gian-gian" (anxious and impatient) to make money... 

   I can stay out of the market, rather than play short.

      And I prefer to play long, but at the right time...

BullishTempo      ( Date: 25-Jan-2011 22:21) Posted: Which counters you shorting? I am looking at property and commodity counters. Short all the way to CNY.  iPunter      ( Date: 25-Jan-2011 22:20) Posted: Looks like the Dow is going to be big-time "pengsan" tonight...     Many counters' charts are already established in         a downtrend for more than 2 weeks...

cause they know i bought the counter!

anyway hearing BT like this say STI going to plunge. maybe i should take out my GAR also... should i?

iPunter      ( Date: 25-Jan-2011 22:13) Posted: Any good reason why the stock was not well accepted in Korea?... BullishTempo      ( Date: 25-Jan-2011 21:37) Posted: I believe from this this we know what happened and we can all learn from it. CGX was trading at 0.445 on STI. But the KDR that was offered today in Korea (similar to IPO) is at  0.405, much cheaper than in STI. No wonder the CGX share on STI plunged.  And to make it worse, the KDR was not well accepted in Korea today.

Which counters you shorting?

I am looking at property and commodity counters.

Short all the way to CNY. 

iPunter      ( Date: 25-Jan-2011 22:20) Posted: Looks like the Dow is going to be big-time "pengsan" tonight...     Many counters' charts are already established in         a downtrend for more than 2 weeks...

Tags: China Gaoxian

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Share this  Digg  Del.icio.us  StumbleUpon  Netscape  Yahoo  Technorati  Googlize this  Facebook Export PDF Print E-mail China Gaoxian (I4U.SG) is down 17.1% at $0.365 with 58 million shares traded, as its Korean depository receipts (950070.SE) tumble on their debut on the Korean stock exchange; in Seoul, the stock is down 4.3% at KRW6,030.  The stock has surged 144% since the start of October to yesterday, on hopes for increased valuations in Korea, where the company hoped investors would be more aware of the China-based high-end fibre maker’s potential, delivering to the sports and casual wear sector and automotive industry.  Gaoxian’s weakness in Seoul is weighing on other stocks lined up for a Korea dual listing; Sunmart (C2J.SG) is down 2.3% at $0.215 with 1.4 million shares traded; the company will submit a fresh application to list on the KRX in April 2011 after it delayed its earlier plans.  Combine Will (F4I.SG) is down 6.4% at $0.295 with 2.1 million shares done; the company in July got approval from the SGX to list of new shares in relation to its Korea dual listing plan.

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Share this  Digg  Del.icio.us  StumbleUpon  Netscape  Yahoo  Technorati  Googlize this  Facebook Export PDF Print E-mail Shares of Singapore-listed fabric maker China Gaoxian (CGXF.SI) dropped as much as 14.8% on Tuesday to over a three-week low after its Korean depository receipts (KDR) fell on their first trading day. At 10:11 a.m., shares of China Gaoxian were 13.6% down at $0.38 with over 38 million shares changing hands. China Gaoxian’s KDR (950070.KS) fell as low as 5,360 won a piece, compared with an offer price of 7,000 won. “Fabric makers are currently facing some margin squeeze. So, their KDR pricing looks unattractive to some investors,” said a local trader.

iPunter      ( Date: 25-Jan-2011 22:13) Posted: Any good reason why the stock was not well accepted in Korea?... BullishTempo      ( Date: 25-Jan-2011 21:37) Posted: I believe from this this we know what happened and we can all learn from it. CGX was trading at 0.445 on STI. But the KDR that was offered today in Korea (similar to IPO) is at  0.405, much cheaper than in STI. No wonder the CGX share on STI plunged.  And to make it worse, the KDR was not well accepted in Korea today.