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27-Aug-2007 00:11 NGSC   /   BAN JOO -FUTURE PER 8.77X,6.5% LOTTERY REVENUE       Go to Message
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x 0 		This stock has strong floor support at 16.5c which is broken and closed at 16c, not really have gone down alot yet, and for coming Monday only, 27-08-07, it will trade to +ve territories, like the rest of penny stocks and it'll take profit, more on a cautious note.....it recent high is 22ct after re-open for trading. Just sharing my tot, still on at three (3) securities house radar screen as limited self imposed stock.
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26-Aug-2007 23:54 Thomson Medical   /   ROWSLEY COMING DOWN       Go to Message
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x 0 		Not really, range bound moving to +ve B4 taking profit, just sharing my tot...for 27-8-07 (Mon).
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26-Aug-2007 20:47 Straits Times Index   /   STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors       Go to Message
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Just a gentle reminder. Keep your strength and sell it into strength...Smiley

> The Fed rate cut? Don't bank on it. (A note to ponder on...hehe !!) Smiley Trading behaviour patten on coming Monday trade as thou..the cut is oredi well confirm...!!! isit ?.

Sell into strength...Sub-prime woes is spreading into US housing woes payment scheme, cutting deeper into US economy and pushing  further US to test it recession as FED ponder on how to save...this credit crunches from melting away. (Setting stage 3 into turmmoil)For a start FED cuts discount rate on loan to banks. What next...confirmed FED help two (2) big banks.Smiley
teeth53 Posted: 21-Aug-2007 20:12
  just a gentle reminder. Sell into strength..
STI 3,228.66 Down 93.72 (2.82%)
Straits Times Index
teeth53 Posted: 18-Aug-2007 21:43
 

Sell into strength...
For a start FED cuts discount rate on loan to banks. What next...a interest cut...? mop up those bad mortgagers loan...? and "lei long" them..? Was wondering Ex-FED chief kept increasing rate to pop-up the economy w/o knowing bad load kept increasing...and now FED chief headache in trying to contain the damaged done.

Ben is bang on saving US economy by making policy U turn.

1st was credit issue, then credit squeeze, next credit crunches, what next ?, credit melt down.Smiley

Cash is king....hmmSmiley
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25-Aug-2007 22:56 NGSC   /   BAN JOO -FUTURE PER 8.77X,6.5% LOTTERY REVENUE       Go to Message
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Closed off at 16c. Vol: 11,669,000, more bot up at 16c, or rather more sold off at 16c...?Smiley

Time Last Volume Bid/Ask
17:05:03 0.160 1,155,000 X
16:59:35 0.160 20,000 B
16:59:08 0.160 10,000 B


Last Trades Volume Bid Volume Mid Ask Volume
0.160 31 2,343,000 1,188,000 1,155,000 0
0.165 146 9,326,000 5,745,000 0 3,581,000
TOTAL 177 11,669,000 6,933,000 1,155,000 3,581,000
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25-Aug-2007 22:43 Others   /   DOW       Go to Message
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DOW is up on +ve note, but some how...other not so good news still yet to arrive...Smiley

+142.99
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+6/32
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Yield:4.61%
 
OIL(NYM)
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$71.09
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5:01:25 PM ET 08/24/2007
Fed bends rules for two big banks
Fed bends rules for two big banks
Aug 24:  If the Federal Reserve is waiving a fundamental principle in banking regulation, the credit crunch must still be sapping the strength of America's biggest banks. Fortune's Peter Eavis documents an unusual Fed move.  (more)
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25-Aug-2007 22:36 Others   /   Internet Trading Portal : Who has the best portal.       Go to Message
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x 0 		ketrade.com.sg for me.
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25-Aug-2007 14:11 Straits Times Index   /   STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors       Go to Message
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NEW YORK (Fortune) -- In a clear sign that the credit crunch is still affecting the nation's largest financial institutions, the Federal Reserve agreed this week to bend key banking regulations to help out Citigroup (Charts, Fortune 500) and Bank of America (Charts, Fortune 500), according to documents posted Friday on the Fed's web site.

The Aug. 20 letters from the Fed to Citigroup and Bank of America state that the Fed, which regulates large parts of the U.S. financial system, has agreed to exempt both banks from rules that effectively limit the amount of lending that their federally-insured banks can do with their brokerage affiliates. The exemption, which is temporary, means, for example, that Citigroup's Citibank entity can substantially increase funding to Citigroup Global Markets, its brokerage subsidiary. Citigroup and Bank of America requested the exemptions, according to the letters, to provide liquidity to those holding mortgage loans, mortgage-backed securities, and other securities.


This unusual move by the Fed shows largest Wall Street firms are continuing to have problems funding operations during the current market difficulties, according to banking industry skeptics, even the biggest brokerages have been caught off guard by the credit crunch and don't have financing to deal with the resulting dislocation in the markets. Fed has taken this step merely to increase the speed with which the funds recently borrowed at the Fed's discount window can flow through to the bond markets, where the mortgage mess has caused a drying up of liquidity.
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25-Aug-2007 13:59 Straits Times Index   /   STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors       Go to Message
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+142.99
13,378.87
+1.08%
 
+34.99
2,576.69
+1.38%
 
+16.87
1,479.37
+1.15%
 
+6/32
101 1/32
Yield:4.61%
 
OIL(NYM)
+1.26
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5:17:00 PM ET 08/24/2007
Fed bends rules for two big banks
Fed bends rules for two big banks
5:09pm:  If the Federal Reserve is waiving a fundamental principle in banking regulation, the credit crunch must still be sapping the strength of America's biggest banks. Fortune's Peter Eavis documents an unusual Fed move.  (more)
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25-Aug-2007 03:06 Straits Times Index   /   STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors       Go to Message
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Foreclosure fallout: Rescue scams
11:44am: Scammers are taking advantage of mortgage holders at their most vulnerable: when they're about to lose their homes. (more)
GM unveils diesel-like gas engines
10:35am: Drivable concept versions of General Motors cars that use efficient new engines with HCCI technology revealed Friday. (more)
Dow Jones Industrial Average
13,344.65 +108.77 / +0.82%
Aug 24 2:58pm ET ?
Open: 13,231.78
High (day): 13,344.81
Low (day): 13,208.65
YTD%Change: 7.07%
Volume: 119,661,260.00
Prev. Close: 13,235.88
52-Week Range (Low - High): 11,260.28 - 14,021.95


Just my tot,

Many is thinking to sweep sub-prime woes into & under the carpet as doe nothing has happened.Smiley
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24-Aug-2007 17:20 $ ChinaESave   /   China Enersave       Go to Message
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It is going to be another cautious, volatile trading week. Just sharing my tot.

Ripple effect from sub-prime woes, not knowing how much CDO has spread and also it is slowly down US 2nd half, esp housing mortgagers loan.
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24-Aug-2007 17:10 $ ChinaESave   /   China Enersave       Go to Message
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Hi Timewatch, watching time just pass........he ! he !. Mostly on profit taking today. Alot of Bid (Selling px)

 

Time Last Volume Bid/Ask
17:05:02 0.135 100,000 A
16:51:07 0.140 11,000 A
16:45:20 0.135 50,000 B
16:39:56 0.135 78,000 B
16:32:05 0.135 20,000 B
16:28:52 0.135 100,000 B
15:34:23 0.135 33,000 B
15:32:07 0.135 4,000 A
15:28:32 0.135 50,000 A
15:16:33 0.135 1,000 A
14:54:15 0.135 2,000 B
14:47:08 0.135 3,000 A
14:46:36 0.135 7,000 B
14:40:21 0.135 100,000 B
14:28:05 0.135 100,000 B
14:01:33 0.135 69,000 B
13:59:01 0.135 10,000 B
12:28:55 0.135 11,000 B
11:37:55 0.135 100,000 B
11:31:27 0.140 1,000 A
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24-Aug-2007 00:47 $ ChinaESave   /   China Enersave       Go to Message
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Hedge-fund redemption shock 
(below news will tell U, some unpleasent thing going to happen.SmileyJust sharing my tot with U). 
12:09pm: Investors looking to cash out this fall may be met with an unpleasant surprise. (more)
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24-Aug-2007 00:41 $ ChinaESave   /   China Enersave       Go to Message
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Thk Jessie,

Tot U forgotten all about it. Mkt is still very unsettle and alot more bad news coming....Smiley

Ya ! kena stuck at 17c, (never listen to my remisier). Q-ing to buy when mkt is down, doing the opposite of sell into strength.Smiley
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24-Aug-2007 00:32 Others   /   Boost For STI too       Go to Message
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x 0 		If CHINA can only, if only.....Sell into strength.....keep some cash for raining day.Smiley
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24-Aug-2007 00:27 Kep Infra Tr   /   CitySpring       Go to Message
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x 0 		Has not taken notice, ahh..gone from $1.35 support, now traded & closed at 99.5ct, -0.005ct.Smiley
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24-Aug-2007 00:22 Straits Times Index   /   STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors       Go to Message
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x 0 		Choppy morning on Wall Street
Choppy morning on Wall Street
11:11am:  Major gauges are mixed as investors welcome BofA's $2B investment in Countrywide, but remain concerned about mortgage, credit markets. (more)
? Bonds continue to slide


DOW in choppy water. SmileySTI follow on Friday...also in choppy water.Smiley Cautious & take care.
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24-Aug-2007 00:12 NGSC   /   BAN JOO -FUTURE PER 8.77X,6.5% LOTTERY REVENUE       Go to Message
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x 0 		Good or bad news ?? as px still fall to 16.5 cents
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23-Aug-2007 09:38 Others   /   Penny stock       Go to Message
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x 0 		Certain penny stocks is designated by securities trading house, can only buy / sell after paying up.
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23-Aug-2007 09:29 Straits Times Index   /   STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors       Go to Message
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It is going to hurt.....Smileyif everyone believe in it when cut don't happen.Smiley

"Investors are hell-bent to believe they're going to cut interest rate and they're trading like it's already happened."
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23-Aug-2007 09:21 Straits Times Index   /   STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors       Go to Message
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The Fed rate cut? Don't bank on it. (A note to ponder on...hehe !!) Smiley

FED funds rate is the more important rate since it affects many consumer loans.

A number of economists believe that the Fed will hold rates steady next month.

"The Fed would like to do everything possible under the sun but make a cut in the fed funds rate," said Bernard Baumohl, an economist and author of the textbook "The Secrets of Economic Indicators."

The Fed had raised rates 17 times over two years to get the fed funds rate to 5.25 percent in an effort to keep the economy from overheating and letting prices get out of hand.

But the easy credit available during the 15 months that the funds rate stood at only 1 percent helped spark a housing boom and rapid growth in risky mortgage products.
Mortgage meltdown contagion


A host of economic readings are due between now and Sept. 18, including the August jobs report, a survey of manufacturing executives, sales by major retail chains and a nos of key inflation readings.

Before the Fed will move to cut rates, it will need to see some new signs of weakness in consumer spending or employment. He does not believe the turmoil in the credit markets alone will be enough to convince Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke and other Fed governors to cut rates.

"He very much believes the main job of the Fed is to control prices and inflationary expectations," said Baumohl "He wants to be viewed as a chairman vigilant in not letting prices get out of control. It all depends on what economic indicators point to from this point on. Assuming nothing else changes, I do not see the Fed cutting rates, even on the 18th."

Still, some economists believe the turmoil in the credit markets poses a severe enough threat to the economy that the Fed could move to cut rates even without further signs of economic weakness. But even some economists with that view concede the Fed would prefer to stay put.

"I think Bernanke still feels this is a financial markets issue, this is not an issue for the overall economy, and that financial market illiquidity should be addressed by opening the discount rate liquidity window, not with by cutting the fed funds rate," said David Wyss, chief economist with Standard & Poor's.

"Even if he's right, and this is a microeconomic issue and not a macroeconomic issue, I think the Fed is better served being out ahead of the problem than waiting for it to occur," said Wyss.

Several economists said there are big risks for the economy, and for the financial markets, if the Fed blindly follows market expectations and cuts rates despite fresh signs of economic strength. One problem could be a continued slide in the value of the dollar, which could spark inflation by making some imports more expensive. It also could lead to a sell-off in the Treasury bond market on expectations of a jump in inflation.

"If the Fed does cut, it will be inviting serious inflation pressure that could send the long-bond yield skyward," said Rich Yamarone, director of economic research at Argus Research. "That could cause serious problems for mortgage rates, that would trigger the resets [of adjustable-rate mortgages], and then you've got the calamity you're looking for."

Art Hogan, the chief market strategist for Jefferies & Co., said he's worried that the stocks will sell off if they don't get the rate cut investors are now expecting. "I think the market is making what may turn out to be an irrational assumption, that the Fed has decided to do something they haven't been inclined to do yet," said Hogan. "Investors are hell-bent to believe they're going to cut and they're trading like it's already happened."

Wyss and the other economists said that if the Fed is leaning toward leaving rates unchanged, Bernanke and other Fed policymakers have plenty of time to signal to the markets that there is no rate cut in the works.

"This opinion [of a rate cut in the works] can change on a dime, and it will," said Wyss. "Two weeks ago the markets were convinced the Fed wouldn't move until March. It can change back just as quickly. The lesson from the problems we saw under [1970's Fed chairman Arthur] Burns is you want the markets to know ahead of time.

But Hogan and others said there there is likely to be another sell-off in stocks if and when investors become convinced they aren't getting a hike.

"Back in March 2006, the market became convinced the Fed was done raising rates when it reached 5 percent. Got ugly when they realized they were going to 5.25 at the next meeting. We could see that again." Top of page
Foreclosures: No relief in sight

Subprime's next victim: Auto sales
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