Chinese Stock Market is Falling again right now

originally posted by: pl3bscheese
a reply to: notmyrealname

So basically you fancy yourself as a clever guy who can spout out some facts and mix in some rubbish and most people won't know what hit him.

Yea, that doesn't fly with me. The drop is real. Say what you like, but I'm not buying into it.

Actually, I was just trying to communicate with a bunch of people that I do not know. I respond in a manner that people I know would understand. If that makes you uncomfortable so be it. I am not looking for you to accept my simple attempt as enjoying myself with some intellectual stimulation however, it it is a duel you desire, I will be happy to give it a go.

a reply to: onequestion

Not necessarily. The Chinese market is entering a bear territory. The biggest worry being a slow down in the Chinese economy. It really doesn't effect any other part of the world given that the Chinese markets are pretty isolated. There are not many investors outside of China other than the institutional investors, which by the way have been pulling out of the Chinese markets for several months now.

What is happening in the markets over there is very minor.

originally posted by: onequestion
I wish someone who knew what they were talking about would add color commentary for us.

Such as, how will this affect the dollar, and NYSE, NASDAQ etc

Possibilities as to why this is happening...

What does this have to do with Greece if anything...

Yadda, yadda,,,

Greece is screwed..........The dollar is strong at the moment but it is a fiat currency backed by faith......Stock markets are manipulated to a point I can predict things will be peachy.



Bottom line..........Inflation.........Inflation is the real enemy of the people. Eventually the piper will be paid.

This still cannot be a good thing.

originally posted by: Witness2008
a reply to: onequestion

Not necessarily. The Chinese market is entering a bear territory. The biggest worry being a slow down in the Chinese economy. It really doesn't effect any other part of the world given that the Chinese markets are pretty isolated. There are not many investors outside of China other than the institutional investors, which by the way have been pulling out of the Chinese markets for several months now.

What is happening in the markets over there is very minor.

This is not accurate the Chinese market is not isolated.......My company sells many products in mainland China. When they feel the pinch so do we.

a reply to: SubTruth

Well of course your business may feel the effects of a slow down in the Chinese economy if your business relies on the spending habits of the Chinese . Let me know if your company loses billions, which was the concern expressed by onequestion that I was replying to. And yes...the Chinese markets themselves are still isolated from most investors given the fact that it was just at the end of 2014 that China opened it's markets to foreign investors.

a reply to: spirit_horse
Happy 50. I am also watching the market however I am not watching the micro market, I am paying attention to a little more macro perspective (IMO). Yes the market lost something, I do not deny this. I do note that unless one (involved in this business) was a true moron, one would know that all major financial institutions were artificially manipulating the Chinese market by buying the dips. Gee-wiz Wally, is that how the market became over inflated? Well Beaver, maybe that is what happened and maybe it is not; what is important is that the same institutions have stopped this practice last Wednesday….

yep must been on lunch droping still

originally posted by: Witness2008
a reply to: SubTruth

Well of course your business may feel the effects of a slow down in the Chinese economy if your business relies on the spending habits of the Chinese . Let me know if your company loses billions, which was the concern expressed by onequestion that I was replying to. And yes...the Chinese markets themselves are still isolated from most investors given the fact that it was just at the end of 2014 that China opened it's markets to foreign investors.

You said Chinese markets are isolated........You are 100% wrong and I backed that up with actual first hand experience. The company I work for is an indicator company and indications are not looking good.

a reply to: notmyrealname
Thanks! I traded commodities back in the late 90's, not much on stocks. Interesting, why did they stop all of a sudden last Wednesday? Was it some legal entanglement they were getting into of a criminal nature, or possibly just a different type of manipulation by letting it fall this time? That is the hard part for me trusting markets and why I got out of trading commodities. These big banks and hedge funds could manipulate the market imho, and force margin calls the peons like me could not withstand too much of. Guess when you pony up to the big table you should expect that though.

a reply to: SubTruth

Let me guess...

Tech equipment>

a reply to: SubTruth

If you work with one of the Market Indicators perhaps you can shed some light on where the dangers are in a 14 or 15 point drop. Who will lose the billions?

SSE Composite Index is at -7.3%
CHINEXT PRICE INDEX -8.6%

originally posted by: MohammadsFriend
SSE Composite Index is at -7.3%
CHINEXT PRICE INDEX -8.6%

Where's gold?

Where's gold going in China?

Where's Waldo?

a reply to: notmyrealname

AIIB?

originally posted by: Witness2008
a reply to: SubTruth

If you work with one of the Market Indicators perhaps you can shed some light on where the dangers are in a 14 or 15 point drop. Who will lose the billions?

An indicator company sheds light on the overall health of the economy.

originally posted by: onequestion
a reply to: SubTruth

Let me guess...

Tech equipment>

Nope but some tech equipment companies are indicator companies......Spot on.

big move up last ten on Shanghai composite now only 6.5 per cent down

a reply to: SubTruth

I was thinking.... Cisco rep.

originally posted by: onequestion
a reply to: SubTruth

I was thinking.... Cisco rep.

Nope but tech is a great tool for seeing the overall health of a market.........Also anything that involves earth moving equipment.