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Chinese regulator cracks down on fengshui in stock market forecasts

Business News - SHANGHAI (Reuters) – It is not known if any geomancers saw this one coming. China’s securities regulator has launched a crackdown on brokerages using fengshui to predict stock market trends in their research notes or investment advisories, state media reported on... Read more at www.tnp.sg
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China's regulator cracks down on using feng shui to predict stock market trend

SHANGHAI - China's securities regulator launched a crackdown on brokerages using feng shui to predict stock market trends in their research notes or investment advisory businesses, state-owned media reported on Wednesday (March 30). China Securities Regulatory Commission said it holds "zero tolerance" towards illegal behaviour in the stock market and has punished some brokers who analysed, forecast, or offered investment...
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Brokers using Feng Shui to predict stock market trends in China could be in trouble. Here's why

China Securities Regulatory Commission said it holds "zero tolerance" towards illegal behaviour in the stock market and has punished some brokers who analysed, forecast, or offered investment advices by applying aspects of feng shui.
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Science and the AAAS (not to mention the WHO) sell their souls to promote pseudoscience in medicine, part 2

The holidays must truly be over. I say this because, starting around Sunday, the drumbeat of blogging topics that I haven't covered but that apparently you, my readers, want me to cover has accelerated. However, before I can move on to what might or might not be greener blogging pastures, material-wise, I feel obligated to finish what I started yesterday, namely the deconstruction of an advertising supplement promoting the "integration" of "traditional medicine" (in part...
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