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mamasan
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16-Jun-2006 15:28
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http://sg.finance.yahoo.com/intlindices | ||
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mamasan
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16-Jun-2006 15:27
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green europe.. green asia.. green everywhere.. | ||
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mamasan
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16-Jun-2006 14:12
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Europe indexes should be up today... | ||
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teeth53
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10-Jun-2006 18:42
Yells: "don't learn through life, learn to grow with life " |
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G-8 Say Global Economy Still `Strong' After Stocks Decline | ||
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teeth53
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10-Jun-2006 00:06
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Oop!!! Dow is down (red) by 22.41 pts, din dong, din dong, seow liao. | ||
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teeth53
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09-Jun-2006 23:43
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Try http://money.cnn.com, hope it help. yahh....lastest indicate dow is up by 34.34 points, look like is crossing 11,000.00 points. | ||
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09-Jun-2006 09:13
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can anyone point me to the website showing dow index futures in real time? Thanks |
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mamasan
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09-Jun-2006 09:11
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zarqawi mati. next osama ? | ||
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mamasan
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09-Jun-2006 09:09
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crazy day at DOW ... | ||
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mamasan
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07-Jun-2006 09:08
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up down, up down yo yo game ?? | ||
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singaporegal
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06-Jun-2006 21:29
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yup... the Dow was oversold yesterday. I think there will be a minor correction tonight. Maybe by 50 to 100 points. But this week will end in the red. | ||
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June 6 (Bloomberg) -- U.S. stock-index futures rose, indicating the market may rebound from its biggest loss since January and keep with a pattern of the past two weeks. ``The selloff was overdone yesterday,'' said Jonathan Monk, who helps oversee $1 billion at Aerion Fund Management Ltd. in London. ``It's logical that today there will be a bounce back from the sharp drop we saw.'' Google Inc. gained on a plan to offer a tool for creating and sharing spreadsheets on the Web as it steps up competition with Microsoft Corp.'s Excel. Human Genome Sciences Inc. jumped after Novartis AG agreed to pay it to jointly sell a hepatitis-C medication. Standard & Poor's 500 Index futures expiring in June added 1.30 to 1270.70 at 8:07 a.m. in New York. The index lost 1.8 percent yesterday for its worst performance since Jan. 20. Dow Jones Industrial Average futures climbed 9 to 11,092 and Nasdaq- 100 Index futures increased 1.50 to 1584.25. The S&P 500 rebounded on May 24 following a two-day loss of 0.8 percent and rose on May 31 following a one-day 1.6 percent drop. On both occasions, the index neared the average price of the last 200 days, a point often watched by analysts. The market tumbled yesterday after comments from Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke suggested interest rates may keep climbing as the economy slows. Crude oil prices rose and a report showed slower expansion in U.S. service industries, causing concern that consumer spending will taper off. Bernanke's speech roiled global equities today, with Asian stocks reaching the lowest in almost three months and European shares falling to levels not seen in almost two weeks. Fed Officials Comments from two Fed officials may signal how long the central bank will keep raising rates. Fed Governor Susan Bies will speak on risk management at a Western Independent Bankers conference at 11:15 a.m. New York time. Fed Reserve Bank of Kansas City President Thomas Hoenig will speak about monetary policy and the economic outlook at 2:45 p.m. New York time. The Fed has increased rates 16 consecutive times, to 5 percent. Policy makers are due to announce their next decision on June 29. Google, owner of the most popular Internet search engine, gained $1.61 to $376.05. Google Spreadsheets will read and save Microsoft Excel files, Product Manager Jonathan Rochelle said in an interview. Microsoft, the world's biggest software maker, increased 5 cents to $22.55. Human Genome rose 86 cents to $11.05. Novartis, Europe's third-largest drugmaker, may pay the biotechnology company as much as $507 million to help sell the experimental hepatitis-C medication Albuferon. The companies will share the costs and profits of selling the medicine in the U.S. Monster Worldwide Monster Worldwide Inc. added 92 cents to $46.77. Shares of the owner of the most-used Web site for help-wanted advertising were raised to ``outperform'' from ``market perform'' by Brett Manderfeld at Piper Jaffray & Co. The analyst wrote in a note that Monster's sales seem to be ahead of his estimates and he expects another ``strong quarter'' of financial results. General Motors Corp. was little changed, gaining 1 cent to $26.06 in Germany before the world's biggest automaker's annual investor meeting. The event is likely to produce praise for GM's reductions in health-care and pension spending, Chief Executive Officer Rick Wagoner said in an interview. GM shares are up 34 percent this year, for the best performance in the Dow average. |
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