Replies to post #286 on Ander's Market Theories (AMKTH)

[AnderL]

I'm just amazed at your quick grasp of the obvious, present day (or minute) circumstances. Yes money left China. I didn’t ask you what was happening I was asking you why something might happen. If you are waiting for money to start flowing in aren't you already late?

I mean don't get me wrong you seem to enjoy the illiquid microcaps where a $1k market order can get you a good candle. You have a good eye for that kind of stuff. But you have certain trapping that keep you from being a better trader. I personally don't play them for obvious reasons. I personally don't trade in a way that requires me to advertise them. IHub is rife with those. If you were presented just a chart on the Shanghai Comp with no title and just the technicals of the market would you act with your bias?



IMO it has vague similarities to some of the microcaps garbage you post on your board. It's odd that you react so differently depending on the presentation. IMO it's a place to keep an eye on when currencies get readjusted.

FA I'm not going to get into childish antics with you regarding your need to get self worth by trying to post one up on someone or telling them to re-lax. There are plenty of teenaged chat rooms you can go run off and play in if that is is your cup of tea. If you are on IHub to collect membermarks and get your own Cramer collective that is fine too. If you want to engage in a discussion on markets here, you better come in presenting both sides equally and then state your opinion. Thanks for reading my board so inventively though.

By the way, did you figure out why money might flow into Asia?

[d33c4f]

FA, Moneyflow can be positive with declining prices

I believe most bottoms happen this way
"smart money" buys in at the bottoms without attracting attention
They don't wait until it's already moving

Buy into weakness, sell into strength..iow

If something is trading for garbage, it's usually a better buy speculation then something trading for gold.
Esspecially when it's something like the chinese economy. Which ain't going to zero anytime this century