
As i said, read it from US website.
 
huh? u short before this way? it works?
nope 
genting^2 ( Date: 05-Jun-2012 09:17) Posted:
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Check this out
 
You hate seeing your counter keep losing money! How do you prevent that? Simple. Open a CFD account and join in the shorting of the counter.
What! If you continue shorting that counter, it might fall faster.
Well the strategy is simple, you join in the shortist and short at far up there. Say your stock price is 1.50 USD, you short at 2.00 USD. This will take up all the scrips and there won't be any left for those who wants to short at 1.51 USD.
So, everyone just short far up and eat up all the available scrips today to prevent the market from being manipulated.
 
mkt is entering the bearish mode. i think it may cont to go down further. so  it could fall futher... 
iPunter ( Date: 04-Jun-2012 15:29) Posted:
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New123 ( Date: 04-Jun-2012 14:35) Posted:
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rutheone1905 ( Date: 04-Jun-2012 14:58) Posted:
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alexchia01 ( Date: 04-Jun-2012 09:28) Posted:
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Actually, it is not a matter of 'fighting' those who sell or short...
    Let's say, if institutional players are of the opinion that a downtrend
          is in progress, is it not sensible for them to be selling away their
                holdings rather than holding on while they lose big money?... 

Tomique ( Date: 04-Jun-2012 12:06) Posted:
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bryancbq ( Date: 04-Jun-2012 12:03) Posted:
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genting^2 ( Date: 04-Jun-2012 11:51) Posted:
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The price dropped so low is not because of the fundamentals. It is because of groups of shortists attacking this good stock and buy back again.
 
With global stocks continuing their tumble and bond yields dropping in tandem, calls are getting louder for coordinated central bank action to stem panic in markets.
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“The markets are screaming out for coordinated action of some description,” Noonan said. “We are seeing bond yields going in both directions, depending on whether they are safe haven or risk. They are saying we need a response and we need one very, very quickly.”
Investors seeking safety are selling equities and buying bonds, pushing yield on 10-year Japanese Government Bonds to 0.79 percent on Monday, its lowest level since July 2003. U.S. Treasurys’ yields are also at rock bottom – the benchmark 10-year traded as low as 1.442 percent on Friday, the lowest level in records going back to the early 1800s, following the dismal U.S. jobs data.
Selling in equities accelerated in Asia on Monday Japan’s Nikkei 225 Index [.N225 8271.07 -169.18 (-2%)
] declined 2 percent and Australia’s S& P/ASX 200 Index [AU XJO 4000.60
-63.30 (-1.56%)] lost 1.6 percent in early trade, while South Korea’s KOSPI Index [.KS11 1786.11
-48.40 (-2.64%)
] fell 2.4 percent, as investors bailed on jitters over a triple whammy impact of a weakening U.S. economy, Europe’s deepening fiscal crisis and a slowing Chinese economy.
alexchia01 ( Date: 04-Jun-2012 09:28) Posted:
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Sifu is right...
In stocks, where got such thing as " selling is overdone" ?.... lol...

alexchia01 ( Date: 04-Jun-2012 09:28) Posted:
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This is just the beginning of round 2 Sell Down.
New123 ( Date: 04-Jun-2012 09:23) Posted:
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Sifu is right... no one can tell at what price a stock will recover.
  But a slow fall over a many months will be enough to wipe
      a lot of people out, since many of them will be doing the
          human thing, ie averagee down along the way, since they
              will see it as increasingly 'good value' as it falls lower... 

catalyst ( Date: 04-Jun-2012 00:45) Posted:
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Nobody will know what price is the correct price to enter.
If you are unsure, it's good just to do nothing.
JUNWEI9756 ( Date: 03-Jun-2012 23:40) Posted:
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