Comments by "Samson Soturian" (@samsonsoturian6013) on "How China’s CEOs Sold Stock At The Right Time" video.

  1. Warfare is targeted. The Chinese don't discriminate who they rip off.
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  2. There's very little accounting enforcement in China at all. As long as you fool the casual investor no one cares.
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  3. Chinese markets exist for the sponsors to make money, not you.
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  4. The existence of punishments does not debunk a systemic issue. Besides, we know that at least some of the men jailed in China are so because they ticked off men in high places. Easy way to do that is to dig up dirt and trump up the evidence. It's also a statistical fact there's insider trading. Not only are the largest retail investor accounts the highest performing, their winning trades are mostly ones considered suspicious like sales before bad earnings. Most of the rest were in companies based in the same city as the rich investor. The biggest 10% of Chinese investors beat the market consistently, while the smallest 50% overall lose money.
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  5. Lose the whataboutism, it just makes you look like an incompetent liar when you do that. The issue at hand is whether China is investible.
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  6.  @morganoox3838  nice rhetoric. Now say something of substance
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  7. In China, people don't want to know which companies are fraudulent because they might realize their whole life is a lie.
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  8. That's a weird distortion of everything
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  9. Don't be ridiculous. They prosecute dozens of frauds a year and have controls that deter fraud. They also keep brokers in line with how much margin and what kind of derivatives are allowed. The UN, however, is a network of committees where international politics is the main concern and inaction is expected.
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  10.  @TheMinimumPC  if you don't know jack about history or economics why throw around allegations?
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  11.  @chillinchum  I bet my life you have no idea what caused any economic crash in any region of any period of history.
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  12. Dude, investors don't make laws. Governments do. If trading in China really was an offense, we'd ban it.
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  13.  @jamespetyrycia4214  wars always cause dramatic uncoupling of economies. In fact knowing China they'd probably arrest half of all white men in country for espionage. Until the day it becomes illegal, people won't be punished for doing so even by you, pendejo.
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  14. The SEC did introduce requirements to disclose risks of government meddling in foreign stocks listed here targeting... No one in particular.
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  15.  @jacksonleonard9125  go away spammer
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  16. Lose the trash talk, you look like both a liar and an idiot when you do that.
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  17. A lot of Chinese companies can't list because of failure to yield to US "accounting standards."
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