人无横财不富,马无夜草不肥。百度强劲反弹,不要错过!

I sold my BIDU already.
"人不贪, 就不会赔钱"。
哈哈!
 
Re: Re: Re: 赌一把, short at 67.5

最初由 太极 发布


没有正面的消息支持反弹,10月26出报告。我认为稳健的做法是:如果周一冲上70,就买11月$70的PUT.

-- 以上仅个人意见,不建议任何人follow.

让我怎么说呢?如果周一冲上70,这是明显的俯冲前信号!!!百度哪里还有什么支撑题材?赶紧撤吧
 
不会是今天卖的吧?

好象有点不厚道

最初由 闲得慌 发布
I sold my BIDU already.
"人不贪, 就不会赔钱"。
哈哈!
 
最初由 sizhu 发布
不会是今天卖的吧?

好象有点不厚道



礼拜五收盘时看上去形势很好,但是今天早上从收音机里听到GM大亏,感觉大势不妙,决定卖了。

我是在早盘卖的,而且及时通知了,不算不厚道吧?
 
Re: Re: 人无横财不富,马无夜草不肥。百度强劲反弹,不要错过!

最初由 回头太难 发布
偷鸡不成,反饲把米。在股市里混赌徒心理要不得!

http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=BIDU&d=t



你仔细看看昨天的价位与今天的开盘价。

哈哈,你这个[钻石长佬]是自封的吧?
 
Re: Re: Re: 人无横财不富,马无夜草不肥。百度强劲反弹,不要错过!

呵呵,已经告诉你了,华尔街专家认为摆渡就值27美元。

最初由 闲得慌 发布


你仔细看看昨天的价位与今天的开盘价。

哈哈,你这个[钻石长佬]是自封的吧?
 
Re: Re: Re: Re: 人无横财不富,马无夜草不肥。百度强劲反弹,不要错过!

最初由 回头太难 发布
呵呵,已经告诉你了,华尔街专家认为摆渡就值27美元。


一只股票,在市场上的某一刻,买家和卖家在某一个价位上达成一致,进而交易,这就构成了这只股票当时的价格。华尔街专家的意见顶个屁用!

今天,有哪个华尔街专家能从市场上27美元买摆渡?

等到摆渡真的到了27美元,我也不一定买了。








忘了提醒你:华尔街专家曾经认为孤狗就值37美元。
 
最初由 smallguy 发布
bidu is going to pennies.

shorting it is the way to make money.

你不能用中国人的眼睛看百度,要用外国人的眼睛看百度,否则就会犯错误。原因很简单:炒百度的主要是外国人。


下面我们看看这个在上海的外国人是怎么看的:

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China on the net: they do things differ
by: omkls
Long-Term Sentiment: Strong Buy 10/18/05 01:42 pm


China on the net: they do things differently here

So here I am, drinking my Starbucks vanilla latte surrounded by people tapping away on their laptops courtesy of T-mobile WiFi, soundtracked by the beeps of SMS messages being received on the latest Nokia handsets.No surprise there, you might think.

Aapart from the fact that I'm in Starbucks in Shanghai. Nine months ago I hadn't even explored Chinatown in London's Soho, much less given any thought to the explosion taking place out in The People's Republic of China.But all that changed after a spontaneous decision to get a ticket and visa from Hong Kong on my "midlife-crisis-10-years-too-early" round the world tour, which landed me in Shanghai's Pudong airport on my 31st Birthday.

Fast forward to today, and here I am living in Shanghai having decided to make the move and be part of what seems like dotcom Part II, turbo-charged.With more than 100m people online, China is the 2nd largest nation in the world in terms of internet users and that's still less than 10 per cent of the population. Combine that with being world leaders in mobile usage, with 363m owning phones and still growing by millions every month, and you can start to see why I, along with many other westerners, are arriving in plane-loads every week.The internet scene here is quite different from that in Europe and the US.

Firstly, the 100m plus users are not using the internet to do their grocery shopping, banking or book holidays.Instead they're busy chatting on QQ or one of four other local instant messaging applications; surfing Chinese community sites; or looking at the websites of global brands such as Louis Vuitton and BMW.

Aspiration is big, and the web is the shop window.That's not to say that e-commerce does not exist ?it does ?just in a different format and dealing in very different goods. Auction sites eBay (NASDAQ:EBAY) and Taobao are huge, with everything from French cosmetics to fake-brand cigarettes sold in their thousands every day.

It's amazing how swiftly the Chinese have adapted to the technology. Unlike the west, they never had to put up with clunky modems or mobile phones the size of bricks.What the future holds for the 1.3bn population is what's being watched closely from Boston to Beijing.

Will this be the market where it all happens on the web in the next 10 years? Will Google (NASDAQ:GOOG) and Amazon be household names in rural China, or will it be home-grown and state supported talent such as Baidu and AliBaba that continue to run the show?Whatever happens in the long run, the one thing that is obvious is that the strategies used back home will not necessarily work here.

China has too much pride, character and history to follow any path that the west tries to impose.For me as an individual and entrepreneur, it's fascinating living in Shanghai and stuck in the middle of what's being described as the next California Gold Rush, the second coming of the 1990s dotcom boom.As I finish off my latte, I glance outside and see old Mr Li, a rag-and-bone man whose bicycle and ringing bell go round Shanghai every day collecting unwanted items. Part of me wonders whether Mr Li will live long enough to be connected on the web, and part of me wonders whether he is already online and selling his goods via his Taobao store and his QQ account.I wouldn't bet against the latter.Shakil Khan is based in Shanghai and is the author of www.chinawhite.net


http://finance.messages.yahoo.com/bbs?action=m&board=3750345280&tid=bidu&sid=3750345280&mid=18058
 
It will be a big day tomorrow for BIDU!
 
Re: Re: Re: 赌一把, short at 67.5

最初由 太极 发布


没有正面的消息支持反弹,10月26出报告。我认为稳健的做法是:如果周一冲上70,就买11月$70的PUT.

-- 以上仅个人意见,不建议任何人follow.

你现在可以买11月$70的PUT了
 
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