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lat75a08
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25-May-2007 08:53
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i agree with jackal. As investors, we just have to bear in mind the state of the market right now - whether Green/LKS said that or not. The fundamental of economy is still strong but human mind is not. That's especially true when many newcomers are in the ship now. When it comes, it will be fast and furious. Be careful and play your game well. |
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teeth53
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25-May-2007 08:48
Yells: "don't learn through life, learn to grow with life " |
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He is been paid, so paid to talk like another one. actz-ly like Dr Ma Ha Ti the ola man that went in and out of hospital who don know what is he talking, look like a bit senile....:((, Spank don have never data ib his hand, he base it on his past experience, so his his counter parnter. |
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rayphua
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25-May-2007 02:34
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lol, nice one tanyagary, never heard of this one before. |
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tanyagary
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25-May-2007 02:32
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"Silence is golden and Duct Tape is silver" for Alan Greenspan |
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jackal
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25-May-2007 01:31
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ivorycoast: It is news when he confirms it. :) I think it is better that the market is warned at lower levels so that everyone takes precaution than a meltdown situation at high levels. Many people in the market are currently investing based on 'relative price', i.e. This stock is relatively cheap compared to another. However, this method of investing without considering basic fundamentals is unsustainable and very dangerous. It is simply a case of who's the greater fool...and before you know it..when the big fund manager withdraws simultaneously and it's the man on the street that gets burnt. |
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zhuge_wuhou
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24-May-2007 23:49
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One Big Mouth.. and the DOW also kow-tow.. drop passed the 13,500 marks.. looks like another wave in the making.. Take extra care tomorrow, fellows.. |
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novena_33
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24-May-2007 23:41
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when he speaks...DOW do listern to him.... 
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Robert
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24-May-2007 21:31
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Wake up. If one is able to know when is the sell off and buy up time he would be richer then Warren buffett man. Anyhow, Greenspan was famous for giving false signals. Track back to 7 Jan 1973 and you will know what I am talking about. |
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hotstock
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24-May-2007 12:15
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As an investor we need to listen to the market. Whether he is creating problem or not, it is not important. We need to be nimble and if what he says turn out to be a sell-off (not at the moment it seems), it presents us with a good opportunity to buy cheaply and quick rebound later. Isnt it also a win win situation compare to one who dont listen and only talk. |
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ivorycoast
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24-May-2007 12:01
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The China market thing is "hardly any new news" |
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ivorycoast
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24-May-2007 11:57
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Are the US futures turning green ? |
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Galileo
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24-May-2007 11:18
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I agree with singaporegal: that people no longer in the driving seat should not be playing with the peddles. People may to tend to agree with the Chinese market situation but no need for him to try & prick the balloon. |
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harryp
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24-May-2007 10:57
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Hope some one will burry him or put him in a cave so that he will not cause havoc anymore. But on second thought, we cannot underestimate what the Chinese cheng hu can do. Since their soft approaches to cool the market were not taken seriously, they may roll in the tanks and adopt harsher measures if necessary. |
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singaporegal
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24-May-2007 10:45
Yells: "Female TA nut" |
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He should be enjoying his retirement.... |
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ivorycoast
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24-May-2007 10:43
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If later tonight, the market starts to digest what Greenspan said and realised that it's not that negative afterall ..... the market will be filled with frantic short-covering. Think the US market will recover tonight and continue it's good climb. |
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happyday
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24-May-2007 10:31
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By Rosalind Mathieson A Dow Jones Newswires Column SINGAPORE (Dow Jones)--Former Federal Reserve chairman Alan Greenspan's warnings on China don't mean a stock market crash is imminent. As usual, it is a portion of what Greenspan has said that is causing excitement. According to Reuters, he told a management conference in Madrid he fears a "dramatic contraction" in China stocks. Importantly, he was quick to add the words "at some point." Those three words, though, seem to be getting less attention. It's a bit like his February comments on the chance of a U.S. recession by the end of 2007. In his full comments, he added that most forecasters were not making that judgment, but that caveat somehow got lost in the mix. Anything is theoretically possible "at some point." Greenspan put no timeframe on when this contraction might come and, equally, he didn't give any specifics on what size such a contraction might be. Given how much China share markets have risen this year alone, a 30% fall over a good-sized period of time wouldn't really be the end of the world. The Shanghai Composite Index is up 162% and the Shenzhen Index is up 210% over the past 52 weeks, Brown Brothers Harriman is quick to note. The Shanghai Composite Wednesday gained 1.5% to a record high of 4173.71. Greenspan's comments may not have much impact on China share markets themselves: They are largely closed to foreign investors, and have been driven largely by individual retail players, who seem immune for now to warnings about asset bubbles and the like. There may be some reaction in other, more open markets in Asia, especially as Wall Street ended a little lower, giving back early gains after Greenspan's comments came to light. The yen is a bit stronger against the U.S. dollar and the euro, suggesting some risk aversion is in play. Still, the markets shouldn't rush to overreact. That Greenspan views China's share market gains as "clearly unsustainable" isn't exactly a startling revelation. Pretty much all analysts and economists would agree that is the case. Brown Brothers Harriman warns, "While markets may respond to the comments, it is hardly new news." -By Rosalind Mathieson, Dow Jones Newswires; +65-6415-4141, rosalind.mathieson®dowjones.com (Rosalind Mathieson has been the Managing Editor for Dow Jones Markets News in Asia for six years. She has 13 years of experience as a political and financial reporter and editor, having worked previously at Australian Associated Press in Sydney and Canberra.) (END) Dow Jones Newswires Disclaimer: This email may contain privileged and/or confidential information intended only for the use of the addressee. If you are not the addressee, or the person responsible for delivering it to the addressee, you may not use, copy or deliver this to anyone else. If you receive this email by mistake, please immediately notify us. Opinions contained herein may be the personal opinion of the sender and do not necessarily represent the views of the Company. If you are in any doubt as to whether the opinions are officially endorsed by the Company, please contact our Compliance Dept at (+65) 6225 1228 for clarification. DeleteReplyForwardSpamMove... Previous | Next | Back to Messages Save Message Text | Full Headers Check MailCompose Search Mail: Search MailSearch the Web Move Options [New Folder] Forward Options As Inline Text As Attachment Reply Options Reply To Sender Reply To Everyone Mail Shortcuts Check Mail Ctrl++C Compose Ctrl++P Folders Ctrl++F Advanced Search Ctrl++S Options Help Ctrl++H Address Book Shortcuts Add Contact Add Category View Contacts View Lists Quickbuilder Import Contacts Addresses Options Addresses Help Calendar Shortcuts Add Event Add Task Add Birthday Day Week Month Year Event List Reminders Tasks Sharing Calendar Options Calendar Help Notepad Shortcuts Add Note Add Folder View Notes Notepad Options Notepad Help Advanced Search Advanced Search Copyright © 2007 Yahoo! Pte Ltd. All rights reserved. Copyright/IP Policy - Terms of Service - Help NOTICE: We collect personal information on this site. To learn more about how we use your information, see our Privacy Policy |
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