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50 points down!.. the put warrants turning into >$1 stock..keke

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got strong support by the SJ forumers <$5

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SPC hit $5...i wanna buy liaoz!!!

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think SGX calculate the STI index wrongly..SGX screwed up again

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nice chiong man by STI

ozone2002 ( Date: 02-Sep-2008 14:06) Posted:

accumulating some blue chips for likely coming rally...

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accumulating some blue chips for likely coming rally...

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big slide in oil as hurricane is "SMALLER" than katrina..

spc also taking a tumble.. will accumulate more if close to $5

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today's vol is so bad..it stinks!..

very likely market will chiong in the coming weeks - dead pussy bounce again

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hurricane gettin more powderful..

so SPC share also likewise..powderful.. ;p;p;p

ozone2002 ( Date: 29-Aug-2008 09:40) Posted:

yeah SPC up 8c today..cool! go hurricane!

ozone2002 ( Date: 27-Aug-2008 16:22) Posted:

dunno abt u guys..but i'm definitely gettin some SPC n palm oil related counters

Oil rises above $117 on supply worries

By Osamu Tsukimori Reuters

Published: August 27, 2008

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TOKYO: Oil rose for a third straight session on Wednesday, to above $117 a barrel, on growing worries that Tropical Storm Gustav may threaten oil and natural gas installations in the Gulf of Mexico.

Dollar weakness and tensions between Russia and the West after U.S. President George W. Bush condemned Russia for recognising breakaway regions in Georgia also supported prices.

Crude for October delivery rose 86 cents to $117.13 a barrel by 8:39 a.m., after settling up $1.16 on Tuesday. London Brent crude rose 79 cents to $115.42 a barrel.

Masaki Suematsu, analyst at broker Newedge in Tokyo expected oil to head towards last week's near-three-week high just above $122 a barrel over the next several days depending on weather in the Gulf of Mexico.

"Gustav is headed right toward the centre of the Gulf of Mexico. Hurricanes taking this route are usually threatening," he said,

Gustav was downgraded to a tropical storm on Wednesday after it slammed into Haiti on Tuesday, but forecasters expect wind speeds to regain hurricane force, and it could be the first major storm to threaten oil and gas production in the Gulf of Mexico since 2005.

Royal Dutch Shell, the largest oil and natural gas producer in the region, said it would begin evacuating non-essential personnel from offshore facilities on Wednesday if the storm's forecast remains unchanged.

Three years ago, Hurricanes Katrina and Rita crippled production in the region that produces a quarter of U.S. crude oil and 15 percent of its natural gas.

"I'm afraid (Gustav) could potentially cause an impact similar to hurricanes Katrina and Rita, although I certainly do not wish such things," said Tetsu Emori, a fund manager at Astmax Co in Tokyo.

STOCKS, POLITICS AND THE DOLLAR

The dollar fell against the euro, after hitting a six-month high the previous day when German business morale slumped to multi-year lows and reinforced views the European Central Bank will eventually cut rates.

The latest in the war of words between Russia and the West, also supported oil.

U.S. President George W. Bush on Tuesday condemned Russia's decision to recognise Georgian rebel regions as independent and accused Moscow of escalating tensions with an "irresponsible decision".

Traders also focused on the latest oil inventory data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration, due at 10:35 a.m. EDT (3:35 p.m.).

An expanded Reuters poll of analysts showed an average forecast for a 1 million-barrel rise in U.S. crude stocks and a 500,000 barrel build in distillates.

Gasoline inventories are projected to fall 2.9 million barrels, a fifth straight weekly decline, as refiners were seen drawing down inventories of summer-grade gasoline.

On Tuesday, the EIA reported U.S. oil demand in June fell 5.6 percent from a year ago.

But other data suggested signs of a slight recovery in gasoline consumption. U.S. retail gasoline demand rose 1.3 percent last week as average gasoline prices dipped below $4 nationwide, MasterCard Advisors said on Tuesday.

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dead pussy bounce

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yeah SPC up 8c today..cool! go hurricane!

ozone2002 ( Date: 27-Aug-2008 16:22) Posted:

dunno abt u guys..but i'm definitely gettin some SPC n palm oil related counters

Oil rises above $117 on supply worries

By Osamu Tsukimori Reuters

Published: August 27, 2008

Text Size

TOKYO: Oil rose for a third straight session on Wednesday, to above $117 a barrel, on growing worries that Tropical Storm Gustav may threaten oil and natural gas installations in the Gulf of Mexico.

Dollar weakness and tensions between Russia and the West after U.S. President George W. Bush condemned Russia for recognising breakaway regions in Georgia also supported prices.

Crude for October delivery rose 86 cents to $117.13 a barrel by 8:39 a.m., after settling up $1.16 on Tuesday. London Brent crude rose 79 cents to $115.42 a barrel.

Masaki Suematsu, analyst at broker Newedge in Tokyo expected oil to head towards last week's near-three-week high just above $122 a barrel over the next several days depending on weather in the Gulf of Mexico.

"Gustav is headed right toward the centre of the Gulf of Mexico. Hurricanes taking this route are usually threatening," he said,

Gustav was downgraded to a tropical storm on Wednesday after it slammed into Haiti on Tuesday, but forecasters expect wind speeds to regain hurricane force, and it could be the first major storm to threaten oil and gas production in the Gulf of Mexico since 2005.

Royal Dutch Shell, the largest oil and natural gas producer in the region, said it would begin evacuating non-essential personnel from offshore facilities on Wednesday if the storm's forecast remains unchanged.

Three years ago, Hurricanes Katrina and Rita crippled production in the region that produces a quarter of U.S. crude oil and 15 percent of its natural gas.

"I'm afraid (Gustav) could potentially cause an impact similar to hurricanes Katrina and Rita, although I certainly do not wish such things," said Tetsu Emori, a fund manager at Astmax Co in Tokyo.

STOCKS, POLITICS AND THE DOLLAR

The dollar fell against the euro, after hitting a six-month high the previous day when German business morale slumped to multi-year lows and reinforced views the European Central Bank will eventually cut rates.

The latest in the war of words between Russia and the West, also supported oil.

U.S. President George W. Bush on Tuesday condemned Russia's decision to recognise Georgian rebel regions as independent and accused Moscow of escalating tensions with an "irresponsible decision".

Traders also focused on the latest oil inventory data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration, due at 10:35 a.m. EDT (3:35 p.m.).

An expanded Reuters poll of analysts showed an average forecast for a 1 million-barrel rise in U.S. crude stocks and a 500,000 barrel build in distillates.

Gasoline inventories are projected to fall 2.9 million barrels, a fifth straight weekly decline, as refiners were seen drawing down inventories of summer-grade gasoline.

On Tuesday, the EIA reported U.S. oil demand in June fell 5.6 percent from a year ago.

But other data suggested signs of a slight recovery in gasoline consumption. U.S. retail gasoline demand rose 1.3 percent last week as average gasoline prices dipped below $4 nationwide, MasterCard Advisors said on Tuesday.

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oil is on a warpath!..hurricane galore coming

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dunno abt u guys..but i'm definitely gettin some SPC n palm oil related counters

Oil rises above $117 on supply worries

By Osamu Tsukimori Reuters

Published: August 27, 2008

Text Size

TOKYO: Oil rose for a third straight session on Wednesday, to above $117 a barrel, on growing worries that Tropical Storm Gustav may threaten oil and natural gas installations in the Gulf of Mexico.

Dollar weakness and tensions between Russia and the West after U.S. President George W. Bush condemned Russia for recognising breakaway regions in Georgia also supported prices.

Crude for October delivery rose 86 cents to $117.13 a barrel by 8:39 a.m., after settling up $1.16 on Tuesday. London Brent crude rose 79 cents to $115.42 a barrel.

Masaki Suematsu, analyst at broker Newedge in Tokyo expected oil to head towards last week's near-three-week high just above $122 a barrel over the next several days depending on weather in the Gulf of Mexico.

"Gustav is headed right toward the centre of the Gulf of Mexico. Hurricanes taking this route are usually threatening," he said,

Gustav was downgraded to a tropical storm on Wednesday after it slammed into Haiti on Tuesday, but forecasters expect wind speeds to regain hurricane force, and it could be the first major storm to threaten oil and gas production in the Gulf of Mexico since 2005.

Royal Dutch Shell, the largest oil and natural gas producer in the region, said it would begin evacuating non-essential personnel from offshore facilities on Wednesday if the storm's forecast remains unchanged.

Three years ago, Hurricanes Katrina and Rita crippled production in the region that produces a quarter of U.S. crude oil and 15 percent of its natural gas.

"I'm afraid (Gustav) could potentially cause an impact similar to hurricanes Katrina and Rita, although I certainly do not wish such things," said Tetsu Emori, a fund manager at Astmax Co in Tokyo.

STOCKS, POLITICS AND THE DOLLAR

The dollar fell against the euro, after hitting a six-month high the previous day when German business morale slumped to multi-year lows and reinforced views the European Central Bank will eventually cut rates.

The latest in the war of words between Russia and the West, also supported oil.

U.S. President George W. Bush on Tuesday condemned Russia's decision to recognise Georgian rebel regions as independent and accused Moscow of escalating tensions with an "irresponsible decision".

Traders also focused on the latest oil inventory data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration, due at 10:35 a.m. EDT (3:35 p.m.).

An expanded Reuters poll of analysts showed an average forecast for a 1 million-barrel rise in U.S. crude stocks and a 500,000 barrel build in distillates.

Gasoline inventories are projected to fall 2.9 million barrels, a fifth straight weekly decline, as refiners were seen drawing down inventories of summer-grade gasoline.

On Tuesday, the EIA reported U.S. oil demand in June fell 5.6 percent from a year ago.

But other data suggested signs of a slight recovery in gasoline consumption. U.S. retail gasoline demand rose 1.3 percent last week as average gasoline prices dipped below $4 nationwide, MasterCard Advisors said on Tuesday.

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God bless my put warrants! ;p

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or buy put warrants..

singaporegal ( Date: 25-Aug-2008 08:05) Posted:

There will most likely be a rally today. But any rally in a bear condition is difficult to sustain.

Take this opportunity to sell into strength.

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waiting for this moment..

gold up, USD down, oil shoot up 5%!..perfecto!

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40 points down..slow in coming down..keke

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huat ah put warrant ah! yesterday STI should have rebounded more..then can make more $$ on put warrant today..

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i don't care abt pple givin me bad posts or call me all sort of funny names, or scorn @ me for making the market "DEPRESSED"..

as long as i can capitalize on the markets, and trade well in order to maximise my profits, I don't care what pple say.. i'm in it for survival & not fame, to make sure i don't curse and swear everytime the market comes down, instead i leverage on this opportunity to realise my gains..

will pple care if I make or lose money? the simple truth is a resounding NO! So whenever i read abt people critisizin, i just wait for the markets to drop n snigger @ their earlier posts secretly :)

elfinchilde ( Date: 20-Aug-2008 10:10) Posted:

wah. there goes that person(s) who gives techies/whoever says for STI down bad post points again. LOL

hey, person, go look at my retailers thread, the charts last posted. Those of us who are techies and advising people to stay out since like, july: you think it's because it's what we want? I don't go short myself, this kind of market is about the worst i need. But still: as much as i want it to go up, i'd never call it other than it is.

A rational person merely follows the chart.

If you don't learn to go with the trend, you will only lose in the end. No amount of bad post ratings you give will change that.

(altho, ozone, you may like to not wish so loudly. it does hit on sensitive nerves, yea. Yes

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on other news: watch for SSE. if it can do a rebound, STI will follow up upon HSI's cue. Because we're regionally, we're at a low already. All it takes is one bit of good news. I'd expect capitaland to be the most sensitive reactor to good news.

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wake up to the realities of the market...do u think i've the power to cause the market to go down? its wat the BB are doing..cos they have total control of the market...

i short it cos the charts tells me so..bull market i buy..bear market i buy? u gotta be kiddin me..i'm just goin with the trend...

if it don't hit u where it hurts u'll neva learn..

ozone2002 ( Date: 20-Aug-2008 09:15) Posted:

STI pls go up ore so i can short it..thank you..

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