It's a matter of principle, not about the sum large or small

It's even irrelevant that how China's stock market goes -- that's just a speculating matter, everybody excercies his own judgment and takes the consequences, whatever is that.

For example, if somebody has over specualed -- like having lost quite a bit, and now really needs to jump down from a tower, there are two options:

1. Somebody saves his life by paying off his debt, so he can live without any speculation in the rest of life.

2. Somebody provides more fund for further speculation.

Is it clear that option 2 wouldn't work anyway, because it only encourages overspeculation -- failure sometime later is garanteed.

For option 1, I don't see any sign -- and even in that case, that's just the way people respect their own decision of speculation, nothing wrong.

It's not a matter of personality, it's a matter of principle -- whose money and who's going to give the say for what? (No bullshit, no nonsense).

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• 回复：It's a matter of principle, not about the sum large or small -摩登小妈- ♀ (173 bytes) () 09/15/2011 postreply 06:59:24

• Understand here:), Chinese culture weak. -ntking- ♂ (19 bytes) () 09/15/2011 postreply 07:01:09