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- pounce replied Feb 13, 2010
You can not but be invested in the Indian, not Chinese capital markets in the next 20 years. It is slow, it is antiquated but it is well established. China's market have no futures, no short-trading as yet and the same shares are traded in HK at a ...
- pounce replied Feb 13, 2010
HKEX sells real-time quotes for 100/m. The poster is looking for past tick by tick data.
- pounce replied Dec 20, 2009
It is a moot point. — Bob, Even if you are right (but you are not) about the lack of parking space, the PRC has overtaken the USA as the world's largest market for motor-vehicles. I realize that you will come back with the per capita thing but ...
- pounce replied Dec 20, 2009
No, you don't get it. They will build the dam things - underground, over head whatever. Didn't the USA go from a non automotive to a automotive culture too at some point in our history? What's the problem? Are you from the midwest with a bug up your ...
- pounce replied Dec 20, 2009
A lot of highways in the US are 3 lanes in each direction, even in New York. Tokyo does NOT have a 35m population. Educate yourself. USA has almost 3 times the population of Japan. Educate yourself again on the per capita cars in the USA and Japan, ...
- pounce replied Dec 16, 2009
Presumably you do selective reading. There are 100s of subway projects all over the PRC and High-Speed Rail between the big cities. They're going to be more like Europe and Japan that the USA. And because it is a huge country, they are building ...
- pounce replied Dec 16, 2009
OK, is Japan not in Asia? Don't they have a huge # of cars? What about HK? Isn't that in Asia? HK has more miles of roads per capita than California and more than any country/state in the world. Japan has high-speed rail. That is being considered ...
- pounce replied Dec 16, 2009
Ofcourse they are commies. The likeable ones. What's the matter with you? Lived in China for whatever # of years and not know the leadership is communist? Nice!
- pounce replied Dec 15, 2009
They park on the highways because they do not want to pay the parking fees. Once they get hit wih huge traffic fines, that will change. But anyway, you seem to think that no one has a clue. Do you think all those millions of commies (who so far seem ...
- pounce replied Dec 15, 2009
What is not a theory but a fact? I am telling you the difference between freealy tradeable and pegged & freely-tradeable. You seem not to comprehend either. Did you get past high-school? Things in (imports) - raw materials + all your 101 economics - ...
- pounce replied Dec 14, 2009
Currencies have more of a tendency to revert to the mean. And secondly, currencies don't shoot up/down more than a 1% in a day (like stocks do) which means you have to use leverage. And leverage is a very dangerous thing. But good luck!
- S&P 500 options
Is anyone into this? What I am specifically looking for are the quotes for one month contracts and ...
- pounce replied Dec 2, 2009
Yes, ofcourse. It's a mature, sophisticated market. You don't become the world's 2nd most liquid market for nothing.
- pounce replied Dec 1, 2009
Your best bet is HK where PRC companies are traded at a discount to the same in Shanghai/Shenzhen. There's not much of a difference in fees between brokers and banks.
- pounce replied Nov 30, 2009
I don't see any difference. ASEAN states have either a peg (or a range band) to the greenback just like to Yuan but are freely tradeable. The Yuan is not freely tradeable. As I said it's not that simple. You are claiming that there is a cheap Yuan ...
- pounce replied Nov 30, 2009
Came out with earnings on Friday and it crashed 15% compounded by the general doom of the Dubai non-event. The eranings sucked, Citibank were right and Kingsoft the mofos that put out a statement to counter Citibank, lied. Today, Monday, it crashed ...
- pounce replied Nov 30, 2009
Qingling up 10% today. All automakers in China did great.
- pounce replied Nov 30, 2009
Ever hear of parking lots? Underground, multi-storey parking lots and others. What's the problem? It's not so simple. Many countries are manipulating currencies (Japan, Korea) and trade goes on. Try not to start with "if you do not understand", ...
- pounce replied Nov 29, 2009
China — The guy said manufacturing is moving to China, which is true. NanjingBob spiel on Chinawas simply unrelated to the post. It talked about managing 1.3 billion people, growing food, car/parking and on currency manipulation. I believe it ...
- pounce replied Nov 29, 2009
Bullshit! And telling some learn how to read, makes you look like the muppet you are.