Future v v red liao...

Pple like Masterlim, Zhixuen & Medivh muz b started v v worried liao. Dunno tmr wat'll ChinaGaoxian behaves. & ChinaGaoxian has climbed so many days. Tmr shd b profit taking & those On Line Trade Ctr Players due liao...

By looking @ Nikkei, STI, SSE & Hangseng today's movemt... Tmr muz b expecting red red too.

Die liao... How huh?!

Ans' look @ my predictions below lor... Hehehehe...

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Masterlim, Zhixuen & Medivh... Actually u r lucky 2 hv me now. @ least u guys hv me FOC help u 2 predict ChinaGaoxian nxt movemts everyday... Nxtime, I muz chrg u all liao. Hahahahaha...

some extracts of the europe mkts now:

Investors are cautious ahead of the Fed as economic data has been strong since the announcement and wonder if quantitative easing is needed. There are also worries about the impact on inflation. It is unlikely the Fed is going to do anything to modify as early as this meeting. The U.S. Federal Reserve announces its interest rate decision and assessment of its bond-buying program after the European market close, with the central bank not expected to signal any shift away from its intention.

some extracts of the us mkts now:

Stock index futures pointed to a slightly higher opening Tuesday, with investors hesitant to put a lot of money to work until the Federal Open Market Committee weighs in on its program of bond buying later in the day. No change in interest rates is expected.

i foresee the mkt will not have significant movements if the interest rates is kept status quo. so tomorrow will be mid and small caps days again.

I have already posted here . beware of Bon. Don't bother even reply him.. but you guys still entertaining him .. don't you see he is just trying to get your attention? We can use our efforts for better means.

Masterlim,

I dun hv ChinaGaoxian. But its looks like can sell shorts tmr. My students & friends kept asking me 4 permission 2 sell shorts tmr.

As I mentioned b4, if ChinaGaoxian can break 0.350. Means nxt level shd b 0.375 follow by 0.405.

If ChinaGaoxian cnt break 0.350. It'll pull back till 0.330 - 0.335.

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Actually, I dun advise pple 2 sell shorts a Counter. Cos really  unfair 2 those long term investors...

Today ChinaGaoxian's movemt as follows;

• Open 0.325
• High 0.350
• Low 0.320
• Close 0.340

I hv predicted ChinaGaoxian tmr 15-Dec-2010 (Wed)'s movemt as follows;

50%

• Open 0.340
• High 0.350
• Low 0.325
• Close 0.330

49%

• Open 0.335
• High 0.340
• Low 0.320
• Close 0.325

1%

• Open 0.345
• High 0.375
• Low 0.340
• Close 0.360

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The Fed meets Tuesday, as rising interest rates continue to defy the central bank's efforts to push them lower. Economists, however, say there's little chance the Fed will waiver much from its November statement or its commitment to carry out its $600 billion purchase of Treasury securities, announced after its November meeting. The Fed's controversial quantitative easing program, in theory, was supposed to drive rates lower and help reflate asset prices. Yet since it began the program, the yield on the 10-year Treasury has gone from about 2.6 percent in early November to a high of 3.39 percent Monday. It finished Monday trading closer to 3.293 percent. "Don't they have to address the 100-basis point gorilla in the room?" said William O'Donnell, who heads Treasury strategy at RBS. "What I'm most interested in is what they say about the structure of rates," he said. The Fed could note the higher rates reflect better growth, since economic data has improved since its last meeting, or it could say it's concerned rates are rising too much given the slow growth of the economy, he said. The improvement in the economy has also led to speculation about whether the Fed could hold off on some of its easing, O'Donnell, however, expects the Fed to carry out its full program. "I think they would look at all of this and say a few months don't make a trend," he said. Ian Lyngen of CRT Capital said it's possible the Fed could give a nod to the economic improvement, in part because of the fiscal stimulus in the tax package being voted on in Congress this week. "That might influence their spin on the mixed data we are seeing," he said. Lyngen said since beginning the QE program Nov. 12, the Fed has purchased $114 billion in Treasurys, $75 billion of which were related to the new QE program. The balance were Fed purchases related to the reinvestment of the proceeds of maturing mortgage securities. J.P. Morgan economist Michael Feroli says not much has shifted in the economy to warrant the Fed to do much tweaking to its statement. But he illustrated an interesting point about the Fed, its easing program and the economy in a chart he released Monday. Markets immediately began to respond to the Fed's easing plans when it was just a suggestion in August. Since then, the stock market has made sharp gains, with key indices at more than two-year highs. Treasury yields initially declined as buyers ran into the bond market, and yields bottomed in October, with the 10-year at just above 2.3 percent. But since the Fed announced the program, the bond market has been fighting the Fed. Besides the Fed meeting Tuesday, investors are watching retail sales at 8:30 a.m. for November, and the NFIB small business survey at 7:30 a.m. Producer price inflation data is also released at 8:30 a.m.

The Fed meets Tuesday, as rising interest rates continue to defy the central bank's efforts to push them lower. e Fed meets Tuesday, as rising interest rates continue to defy the central bank's efforts to push them lower. Economists, however, say there's little chance the Fed will waiver much from its November statement or its commitment to carry out its $600 billion purchase of Treasury securities, announced after its November meeting. The Fed's controversial quantitative easing program, in theory, was supposed to drive rates lower and help reflate asset prices. Yet since it began the program, the yield on the 10-year Treasury has gone from about 2.6 percent in early November to a high of 3.39 percent Monday. It finished Monday trading closer to 3.293 percent. "Don't they have to address the 100-basis point gorilla in the room?" said William O'Donnell, who heads Treasury strategy at RBS. "What I'm most interested in is what they say about the structure of rates," he said. The Fed could note the higher rates reflect better growth, since economic data has improved since its last meeting, or it could say it's concerned rates are rising too much given the slow growth of the economy, he said. The improvement in the economy has also led to speculation about whether the Fed could hold off on some of its easing, O'Donnell, however, expects the Fed to carry out its full program. "I think they would look at all of this and say a few months don't make a trend," he said. Ian Lyngen of CRT Capital said it's possible the Fed could give a nod to the economic improvement, in part because of the fiscal stimulus in the tax package being voted on in Congress this week. "That might influence their spin on the mixed data we are seeing," he said. Lyngen said since beginning the QE program Nov. 12, the Fed has purchased $114 billion in Treasurys, $75 billion of which were related to the new QE program. The balance were Fed purchases related to the reinvestment of the proceeds of maturing mortgage securities. J.P. Morgan economist Michael Feroli says not much has shifted in the economy to warrant the Fed to do much tweaking to its statement. But he illustrated an interesting point about the Fed, its easing program and the economy in a chart he released Monday. Markets immediately began to respond to the Fed's easing plans when it was just a suggestion in August. Since then, the stock market has made sharp gains, with key indices at more than two-year highs. Treasury yields initially declined as buyers ran into the bond market, and yields bottomed in October, with the 10-year at just above 2.3 percent. But since the Fed announced the program, the bond market has been fighting the Fed.

We oredi set sell ChinaGaoxian @ 0.375 for tmr.

Thx in advance huh 大鱼...

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ChinaGaoxian today's actions;

• Opens 0.325
• High 0.350
• Low 0.320
• Close 0.340 (which I hv predicted wrong last nite)

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Closing at 34c. Well done  +2c from previous close.

I see more peeps have login to view this thread as well.

definitely from someone who is not vested!

Relax Silly Bon eh...(,")

Remember this - others can look down on u eh...discredit u eh...or even give up on u eh...(,")

Even when u are losing credibility eh...But dun u ever give up on yourself eh...carry on with your denial eh...(,")

Shake your BonBoneh...shake your BonBon eh...kekeke...(,")