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17-Aug-2013 01:20
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Flash rally for China shares crashes trading fluke blamed
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  * Afternoon saw indexes tumble back into negative territory   * China Everbright Securities says trading system experienced error   * Spike caused massive losses in short future positions - traders   By Clement Tan and Lu Jianxin   HONG KONG/SHANGHAI, Aug 16 (Reuters) - A mysterious surge in Chinese stock markets that lifted major indexes sharply early on Friday evaporated in the afternoon - and it appears likely the entire rally stemmed from a trading mistake.   The Shanghai Composite Index and the CSI300 Index started the day lower and then inexplicably began roaring up in the mid-morning, pulling Hong Kong shares up with them.   At the peak, the Shanghai benchmark was up 5.6 percent and the CSI300 was 4.4 percent ahead. But afternoon tumbles left them down 0.6 percent and 0.8 percent, respectively, for the day.   Financial heavyweights saw big gains from the rally, but most of these disappeared in the afternoon.   Mid-sized lenders China Minsheng Bank and Industrial Bank, both of which jumped more than 8 percent in the morning, ended the day up only 0.1 and 1.5 percent, respectively. Ping An Bank, which had surged the maximum 10 percent limit in Shenzhen, finished up 3.7 percent.   Late Friday afternoon, China's securities regulator said it was still probing the volatility.   Traders and analysts offered a variety of explanations for the morning spike: that it was being engineered by regulators to punish short-positions in Chinese banks that it was an error in the Shanghai Stock Exchange's computer that the central government was planning to convert its stakes in large cap counters held into preferred stock.   But the most plausible theory in circulation appears to be that the spike was the result of a trading error at China Everbright Securities.   The major securities broker saw trading in its shares suspended in the afternoon, according to a statement on the website of the Shanghai Stock Exchange.   China Everbright Securities told the Shanghai Stock Exchange, in a subsequent filing, that its proprietary arbitrage trading system had experienced a problem in the morning.   Reuters was unable to reach the company for comment.   WAS IT HUMAN ERROR?   " We know something went wrong at Everbright Securities, but whether it's a fat finger human error or something went wrong with the technology or the execution of one of their algorithms remain to be seen," said a Shanghai-based trader at a major Chinese brokerage.   The 21st Century Business Herald, a Chinese business newspaper, reported that Everbright was applying to cancel all its morning trades.   The Shanghai Stock Exchange announced on its official microblog account that all transactions completed Friday will be settled as normal. In addition to potential losses incurred by Everbright Securities and those who followed its lead, the surge also caused heavy losses in programmed trading for short positions in the futures market, traders said.   Guo Yanling, senior analyst at Shanghai Securities, said many parties began buying shares even though it wasn't clear why stocks had begun to surge.   " This has been confirmed as an own-goal incident, but it still says a lot about what the market is thinking about. There's been a lot of reform talk, in particular about converting government stakes in index heavyweights into non-tradeable shares, so with this in mind lots of traders followed Everbright's bids," she said.   Hong Kong markets tracked the see-saw mainland markets. The Hang Seng Index eventually ended down 0.1 percent, while the China Enterprises Index edged up 0.1 percent. Both still held onto strong weekly gains, spiking 3.3 and 6.5 percent - their best since November and January, respectively. |
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17-Aug-2013 01:16
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Wall St flat after rout but homebuilders rise on data
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  * Housing starts increase 5.9 percent in July after a decline in June   * Green Mountain Coffee Roasters' stock up, to join Nasdaq 100   * Nordstrom latest to report weak retail revenues, shares fall   * Indexes: Dow down 0.1 pct, S& P down 0.2 pct, Nasdaq up 0.1 pct   By Havovi Cooper   NEW YORK, Aug 16 (Reuters) - U.S. stocks were little changed on Friday after the largest sell-off in almost two months in the previous session, but homebuilders rebounded on recent housing data.   The S& P 500 and Nasdaq composite indexes were on track for the largest weekly declines since late June, and the Dow industrials headed for the largest weekly drop since April.   " We are unlikely to see a large-scale correction in the market right now, but it certainly is losing the momentum that took it to strong highs earlier this year." said Rick Meckler, president of investment firm Liberty View Capital Management in Jersey City, New Jersey.   U.S. housing starts rose 5.9 percent in July, compared with a 9.9 percent drop in June. Homebuilders Pulte Group and Lennar Corp. rallied on the news and were among the top percentage gainers on the S& P 500.   In addition, a report on Thursday showed confidence among single-family homebuilders neared an eight-year high in August.   Pulte rose 2.7 percent to $16.37, while Lennar advanced 2.6 percent to $34.17   The Dow Jones industrial average was down 23.08 points, or 0.15 percent, at 15,089.11. The Standard & Poor's 500 Index was down 3.64 points, or 0.22 percent, at 1,657.68. The Nasdaq Composite Index was up 6.01 points, or 0.17 percent, at 3,612.13.   Nordstrom became the latest department store chain to post lower-than-expected second-quarter revenue as its same-store sales slipped, prompting it to lower its full-year sales and profit forecast. Shares fell 3 percent to $57.48   Other retailers have disappointed investors with second-quarter earnings. From Wal-Mart and Gap to Macy's and McDonald's, chains that cater to middle- and lower-income Americans are feeling the pinch of an uneven economic recovery.   Adding to the market's concerns, the Thomson Reuters/University of Michigan's preliminary reading on consumer sentiment in August slipped from July's six-year high. August's reading was the lowest in four months.   Yields on U.S. government debt extended a rise, which could lead to steeper borrowing costs for businesses and consumers and pressure stock prices. After a bond market sell-off on Thursday, the benchmark 10-year note's yield jumped to a two-year high.   Green Mountain Coffee Roasters shares rose 3 percent to $75.11 after Nasdaq OMX said the company will replace Life Technologies in the Nasdaq 100 index on August 22.   Pandora Media shares jumped 7 percent to $21.24 following a bullish call on the stock from Goldman Sachs.   J.C. Penney shares fell 3.3 percent to $13.60 as the retailer entered into an agreement with former board member and largest shareholder Bill Ackman, that paves the way for him to sell his stake. |
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16-Aug-2013 14:09
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Analyst predicts a poor opening today. OCBC Investment Research said: The sharp retreat on Wall Street overnight and the weak Nikkei start (down 1.3% now) are likely to spook the local bourse to a poor opening this morning. Following a near 0.9% slip yesterday, the STI looks set to crack the lower boundary of its trading range at the 3200 psychological support today. Meanwhile, the MACD has also initiated a sudden reversal downwards yesterday this suggests that the downside momentum is picking up strength now. Should the bearish break materialize, the index will likely head to the next base at the 3130 minor troughs. On the upside, we still see the 3280 recent peak as the immediate obstacle, with the subsequent hurdle pegged at the 3320 support-turned-resistance.  |
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16-Aug-2013 13:52
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Yahoo! Newsroom - Former Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew says MP for Aljunied GRC Chen Show Mao ?has not turned out to be so brilliant.? (Yahoo! file photo) Singapore?s founding Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew says Member of Parliament (MP) for Aljunied Group Representation Constituency (GRC) Chen Show Mao has not lived up to expectations. In his new book titled ?One Man?s View of the World?, the former minister mentor said that with credentials such as being an international corporate lawyer, The Workers? Party (WP) MP appeared to be a ?talented person? in the 2011 general election. However, Lee said Chen ?has not turned out to be so brilliant.? ?In Parliament, he [Chen] makes good prepared speeches, with a written script, but in the follow-up, he is all over the place. It simply does not gel for him,? said Lee. He added, ?The weight of public expectation of the man, given his rather impressive résumé, has probably added to the disappointment.? The former prime minister also attributed the 2011 election results ? one that the People?s Action Party (PAP) polled an average of 60.1 per cent nationwide and lost six seats, the worst results since Independence in 1965 ? to WP chief Low Thia Khiang?s ability to produce Chen as a ?solid-looking candidate? to stand in Aljunied GRC, along with party chairman Sylvia Lim and himself. Lee said WP?s implied message to voters was clear:  ?We?re putting all our eggs here. Let us have one GRC.? Another factor that influenced the election results was the unhappiness over the large number of foreigners, added the founding father. But, repeating sentiments he?s expressed before, he said Singapore needs to take in immigrants and foreign workers because its people have not been reproducing. Singapore has one of the lowest total fertility rates in the world at 1.29. Lee added that the government has been moderating the influx to a level that causes less discomfort. In his book, the former minister mentor also expressed doubts over whether the opposition can live up to expectations and persuade enough good people to join them. ?Can the opposition produce the likes of the younger generation of PAP ministers, never mind the likes of Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong or Deputy Prime Ministers Teo Chee Hean and Tharman Shanmugaratnam?? asked Lee. He also warned that if Singapore decides to move towards a two-party system, then the people are ?destined for mediocrity?.  ?The biggest problem with the two-party system is that once it is in place, the best people will choose not to be in politics. Getting elected will be a dicey affair,? he pointed out. |
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16-Aug-2013 12:14
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Friday, August 16, 2013STI Nearly Broke Support 3218Message from FB group:
US lost 225 pts last night, Fed stimulus cut in concern in coming Sep 17-18 FOMC meeting. HSI little change -1@22539, SSE-18@2081. STI -27@3220, STI seems got early signal for US drop and went ahead yesterday. STI tested its sideway support level 3218, if it CLOSED below 3218 today, the long time consolidation could be ended with further downside expected. |
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16-Aug-2013 08:53
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Australia shares seen falling on Wall St ANZ in line
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  * Local share price index futures fell 0.7 percent, a 78.4-point discount to the underlying S& P/ASX 200 index close. The benchmark fell 0.1 percent on Thursdsay.   * New Zealand's benchmark NZX 50 index fell 0.4 percent in early trade.   * U.S. stocks had the biggest one-day percentage drop since late June on Thursday in higher-than-average trading volume after poor results and outlooks from Dow components Wal-Mart and Cisco.   * Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Ltd met forecasts with a 12 percent rise in third quarter profit as tight cost controls offset slower growth in key markets.   * Fortescue Metals Group Ltd has signed a $1.15 billion agreement with Formosa to develop its Iron Bridge project.   * BHP Billiton provided an update on a U.S. regulatory investigation concerning previously terminated exploration and development plans and hospitality provided for the 2008 Beijing Olympics as a major sponsor.   * Energy exploration and production company Santos Ltd reported a 3 percent rise in half-year net profit.   * Copper dipped on reports of increased production and uncertainty about when the United States will start trimming its economic stimulus, although growing confidence about a global economic recovery underpinned prices. Gold rose to a near two-month high after a drop in the U.S. dollar.   * Chinese steel futures held near a four-month high on robust demand from end users, but gains in iron ore were capped by worries that higher prices for the raw material could prompt steelmakers to curb purchases.   ----------------------MARKET SNAPSHOT @ 2258 GMT ------------   INSTRUMENT LAST PCT CHG NET CHG S& P 500 1661.32 -1.43% -24.070 USD/JPY 97.23 -0.12% -0.120 10-YR US TSY YLD 2.7645 -- 0.000 SPOT GOLD 1364.56 -0.07% -0.990 US CRUDE 107.16 -0.16% -0.170 DOW JONES 15112.19 -1.47% -225.47 ASIA ADRS 141.16 -0.97% -1.38 -------------------------------------------------------------   * Wall St posts biggest drop since June on weak results * Oil hits four-month high as supply fears reign * Gold up 2 pct to above $1,360 on technical breakout * Copper slips on worries over stimulus, rise in output   For a digest of the day's business stories in Australian newspapers, double click on   (Reporting by Thuy Ong Editing by Richard Pullin) |
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16-Aug-2013 08:52
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Unease over central bank tightening hits European stocks
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* Zurich Insurance results a weak spot in strong sector * Technical charts show scope for more near-term weakness By Toni Vorobyova LONDON, Aug 15 (Reuters) - European stock markets shed some of their recent strong gains on Thursday, unnerved by signs that central banks might tighten policy sooner than expected, which led investors to position for more weakness. British stocks led the fallers, with the FTSE 100 down 1.9 percent after strong retail sales added to speculation that a rebounding UK economy could trigger an earlier-than-planned interest rate rise. Signs of easing U.S. unemployment kept alive the possibility that the Federal Reserve could scale back bond purchases as soon as next month. The prospects of less central bank stimulus, coupled with the looming expiry of a sizeable chunk of defensive positions on European shares on Friday, shook investor sentiment. The FTSEurofirst 300 fell 1 percent to 1,227.79 points - its biggest one-day drop in six weeks. The EuroSTOXX 50 benchmark of euro zone blue-chips lost 0.6 percent to 2,835.86 points, retreating from 2-year peaks. The steep market slump came as realised 25-day volatility hovered at some of the lowest lelves seen in history. " The four or five times we've been at similar levels, it's created market sell-offs ... You are at historically divergent levels between bonds and equities (volatility) so bonds are telling you something and equities, up until now, didn't seem to be listening," said Andy Ash, head of sales at Monument Securities. " We've certainly be advocating people buy some September puts because they look very cheap and it looks a fantastic way to be short of the market with limited downside." Indeed put options, which give the right to buy the index later and are thus used to bet on or protect against future market weakness, witnessed strong activity. The 2,600 strikes on EuroSTOXX 50 saw the most demand for September and October, implying a fall of some 8 percent. Demand was exacerbated by the expiry of August options on Friday, when some 75 percent more puts are due to mature than upside calls. " If there are a lot more puts expiring relative to calls than normal one is susceptible after the expiry because those puts are where your hedges are," Monument's Ash said. Technical charts also showed scope for more weakness. " Given the inability of bulls to build on yesterday's break above the 2,851.48 key high and bearish divergence present on the daily momentum study, I'm slightly cautious at the moment," said Chris Wright, technical analyst at Informa Global Markets. " ...However, the broader uptrend remains very much intact." The steepness of Thursday's retreat was exacerbated by very thin volumes, even by August standards, given the Assumption Day bank holiday in much of continental Europe. But volumes were robust at nearly three times of the daily average in Zurich Insurance, which fell 3.6 percent after a sharp drop in second-quarter profits prompted it to voice caution on full year targets. All other insurers in STOXX Europe 600 have met or beaten forecasts according to StarMine. " To an extent Zurich has been hurt because they are more exposed to the U.S. and there was more weather and catastrophe events there," said Ben Cohen, analyst at Cannacord Genuity. |
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16-Aug-2013 08:50
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Wall St posts biggest drop since June on weak results
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  * Data support Fed tapering of bond buying, add to market worries   * VIX volatility gauge spikes but remains below 15   * Indexes down: Dow 1.5 pct, S& P 1.4 pct, Nasdaq 1.7 pct   By Angela Moon   NEW YORK, Aug 15 (Reuters) - U.S. stocks had the biggest one-day percentage drop since late June on Thursday in higher-than-average trading volume after poor results and outlooks from Dow components Wal-Mart and Cisco.   Consumer and technology stocks were among the biggest decliners after Wal-Mart Stores' shares fell on a surprise decline in quarterly same-store sales and Cisco Systems shares dropped one day after the network equipment maker announced it was cutting 4,000 jobs.   " Yes, we are down significantly but this is not a panic sell-off considering how much we have rallied so far this year," said J.J. Kinahan, chief strategist at TD Ameritrade in Chicago. He added that although the CBOE Volatility Index , a gauge of investor anxiety, spiked for the day, the measure was still below 15.   Adding to the sell-off, data showed consumer prices rose broadly in July and new claims for jobless benefits last week fell near a six-year low, factors which could draw the Federal Reserve closer toward trimming its $85 billion monthly bond-buying program to stimulate economic growth.   The Dow Jones industrial average was down 225.47 points, or 1.47 percent, at 15,112.19. The Standard & Poor's 500 Index was down 24.07 points, or 1.43 percent, at 1,661.32. The Nasdaq Composite Index was down 63.16 points, or 1.72 percent, at 3,606.12.   The CBOE Volatility index VIX rose nearly 12 percent to 14.55.   The S& P 500's 1.4 percent drop was the biggest since a 2.5 percent fall on June 20. So far this week, the index was down about 1.8 percent.   Wal-Mart shares fell 2.6 percent to $74.41 after the world's largest retailer reported a surprise decline in same-store sales and missed revenue estimates for a fifth consecutive quarter. The company also lowered its revenue and profit forecasts for the year.   " The Wal-Mart earnings report is as big a macro indicator as (gross domestic product data)," said Nicholas Colas, chief market strategist at ConvergEx Group in New York.   " It shows that (consumer spending) isn't that strong yet - inflation is rising, wages are not, unemployment is still pretty high and that's not a recipe for a strong retail environment."   The technology sector was the biggest laggard on the S& P 500, heavily weighed down by Cisco, which fell 7.1 percent to $24.51 as brokerages cut price targets on the stock.   Shares of smaller rivals Ciena Corp and F5 Networks were also down. Ciena fell 5.7 percent to $21.22 while F5 Network slipped 3.5 percent to $89.23.   One of the few bright spots in retail earnings was Kohl's , which reported a rise in quarterly same-store sales, sending its stock up 5.3 percent to $53.51.   Billionaire George Soros added another 2 million shares to his stake in struggling retailer J.C. Penney, regulatory filings showed. The retailer's stock was up 5.5 percent at $13.83.   Volume was roughly 6.4 billion shares traded on the New York Stock Exchange, the Nasdaq and the NYSE MKT, above the average daily closing volume of about 6.3 billion this year.   On the NYSE, decliners beat advancers 2,611 to 452. On the Nasdaq, decliners beat advancers 2,068 to 478. |
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krisluke
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16-Aug-2013 08:47
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Singapore's F& N unit makes top bid in state land sale
SINGAPORE, Aug 16 (Reuters) - The property arm of Singapore's Fraser and Neave put in the top bid of S$924 million ($725 million) for a commercial site at a government land sale, the highest amount offered for state land since May 2011, the Business Times newspaper reported on Friday.
  The bid by F& N unit Frasers Centrepoint works out to S$1,112.44 per square foot based on the maximum amount of built-up space permitted, which means the breakeven cost for the development is likely to be around S$2,000 per square foot.   The price offered by Frasers Centrepoint at the sale on Thursday is in line with current market prices.   Business Times quoted Frasers Centrepoint Group CEO Lim Ee Seng as saying he was comfortable with the bid, although it was nearly 20 percent above the next highest bid.   ($1 = 1.2744 Singapore dollars) (Reporting by Kevin Lim Editing by Paul Tait) |
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15-Aug-2013 17:01
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Tobaccos fail to puff up FTSE 100 as stimulus woes weigh
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  * AstraZeneca, Glaxo knocked by MS downgrade   * Imperial Tobacco enjoy post results relief rally   By David Brett   LONDON, Aug 15 (Reuters) - Britain's top share index opened lower on Thursday as the FTSE 100 awaited further evidence on the economic recovery and stimulus policies with cyclical stocks and drugmakers among the top fallers.   Volumes were expected to be thin with the Assumption Day holiday in most of continental Europe.   London's blue chip index was down 30.90 points, or 0.5 percent at 6,556.53, tracking overnight weakness in the U.S. and Asia, as worries over the timing and extent to which the U.S. Federal Reserve will withdraw its economic stimulus continued to hinder the market's progress.   One trader said a combination of thin summer volumes, mixed Q2 earnings reports, uncertainty around the future of loose global monetary policy and desire for more convincing growth data was keeping index moves limited. He anticipated a holding pattern until things hot up in September with German elections and potential stimulus tapering by the Federal reserve.   Energy stocks, miners and financials, those most acutely exposed to the fortunes of the broader economy, all fell early on Thursday.   Steve Ruffley, chief market strategist at spreadbetting and CFD platform InterTrader said with little economic data for the market to chew on, investors were waiting for a technical push higher rather than a fundamental bias.   He said technically there was support for the FTSE 100 around the 20-day moving average at 6,565 and below that 6,534.7.   Heavyweight drugmakers GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) and AstraZeneca (AZN) were among the biggest early fallers, down 1.4 percent and 0.7 percent, respectively after Morgan Stanley cut its rating on both companies citing valuation grounds.   " We retain conviction in our overweight (European drugmakers), but move AZN & GSK to underweight (from equalweight) as risk-reward skews now look less favourable," Morgan Stanley says in a note.   Tobacco stocks were the main gainers after Imperial Tobacco Group (IMT) reported results with traders expressing relief the update was not accompanied by a profit warning, although they said an analyst meeting at 0900 GMT would be key for direction.   " Expectations were low going into numbers with a few expecting the company to cut guidance," Simon Maughan, analyst at Olivetree Financial Group said.   IMT rose 2 percent although the stock has fallen around 9 percent so far in 2013, compared with an 11 percent gain on the FTSE 100.   " The stock is very cheap, but has been for sometime. It is a stale bull for many, so expectations are for the stock to bounce first thing," he said. (Reporting by David Brett Editing by Toby Chopra) |
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15-Aug-2013 16:51
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Another day of shaking off weak holders. Tml friday... and more sleepy heads at the screens.....Any good news for the ND rally this Sunday???  | ||
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15-Aug-2013 16:31
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Hong Kong shares end flat, Li & Fung in biggest gain in 4-1/2 years
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  The Hang Seng Index ended flat at 22,539.3 points after closing on Tuesday at its highest since May 29. The China Enterprises Index of the top Chinese listings in Hong Kong rose 0.2 percent.   Both pared gains on re-emerging uncertainty over when the U.S. Federal Reserve will pare its stimulus, which weighing on property and financial shares. The gain for Li & Fong on Thursday was its biggest since April 2009.   Bourse turnover was at its heaviest since June 26 as investors returned to the markets after a typhoon forced the suspension of trade on Wednesday.
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krisluke
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15-Aug-2013 15:44
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  BULLISH HAMMER
Definition
This pattern occurs at the bottom of a trend or during a downtrend and it is called a Hammer since it is hammering out of a bottom. It is a single candlestick pattern that has a long lower shadow and a small body at or very near the top of its daily trading range.
Recognition Criteria
1. The market is characterized by a prevailing downtrend.
2. A small body at the upper end of the trading range is observed. The color of the body is not important. 3. The lower shadow of this candlestick is at least twice as long as the body. 4. There is (almost) no upper shadow. Pattern Requirements and Flexibility
The body of the Hammer should be small. The lower shadow should be at least twice as long as the body, but not shorter than an average candlestick. It is desired that there is no or a very tiny upper shadow. The bottom of the Hammer?s body should be lower than both of the two preceding black candlesticks.
Trader?s Behavior
The Bullish Hammer appears in a downtrend and it sells off sharply following the market open. After the decline ceases, the market almost returns to the high of the day. Apparently the market fails to continue on the selling side. This observation reduces the previous bearish sentiment causing short traders to feel increasingly uneasy with their bearish positions. If the body of the Hammer is white, then the situation looks even better for the bulls.
Buy/Stop Loss Levels
The confirmation level is defined as the top of the Hammer?s body. Prices should cross above this level for confirmation.
The stop loss level is defined as the last low. Following the BUY, if prices go down instead of going up, and close or make two consecutive daily lows below the stop loss level, while no bearish pattern is detected, then the stop loss is triggered. |
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15-Aug-2013 15:35
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Hang Seng (HSI) coming down this afternoon.   http://www.hsi.com.hk/HSI-Net/HSI-Net |
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15-Aug-2013 15:35
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Upper and Lower Shadow Candlestick
Upper and Lower Shadow Candlestick
On the contrary, candlestick with long lower shadow and short upper shadow indicates that the action of selling at first dominate the transactions so that push the price much below the opening price, but then buying action take control of the market and back to raise the price up to stop and closed at slightly above or below of the closing price. |
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krisluke
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15-Aug-2013 15:27
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Long White and Black Marubozu Continue ....
If the long white candlestick is a bullish indication or uptrend, then the emergence of a long black candlestick is contain information with the opportunity of emergence of decreasing trend (if long white candlestick is an indication of excess of demand, then long black candlestick is an indication of excess of supply). Hence, whatever the type of trend that preceded it, the emergence of a long black candlestick would be an indication of the creation of trend bearish or downtrend. The emergence of a long black candlestick on the end of an uptrend indicates the occurrence of bearish trend. The excess of supply that arising from the emergence of long black candlestick formation at the end of a uptrend due to profit taking by investors who have been holding a long position in advance. Furthermore, the emergence of a long black candlestick that preceded by downtrend will be an indication of bearish trend continuation. While the emergence of a long black candlestick, that preceded by the sideways trend would be an indication of bearish with special conditions if the close price of the long black candlestick concerned is able to penetrate the point of support of the sideways trend that preceded it. In general, the point of support of a long white candlestick formation is at: 1. If the emergence of a long black candlestick preceded by uptrend or downtrend then the resistance point will be at: a. Close price of the long black candlestick concerned. b. The midpoint of the long black candlestick body concerned. 2. If the emergence of a long black candlestick preceded by sideways trend, then the resistance point will be at the limits of support level of sideways trend which is preceded it. Despite bullish or bearish indications generated by long white or black candlestick is not affected by the trend that preceded it (long white candlestick is always indicate bullish and long black is always indicate bearish). However, to complete the analysis, we still have to do the calculations and identify to the trends that preceded primarily associated with interpretation bullish or bearish trend regarding the emergence of a long candlestick formation that preceded by sideways trend. |
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krisluke
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15-Aug-2013 15:19
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Topic for today: White and Black Marubozu Ideally Marubozu is a candlestick with no upper shadow and lower shadow, however, there are Marubozu formations that have upper shadow without lower shadow and on the contrary, Marubozu that has only a lower shadow without upper shadow. With regard to the color of the candlestick body, there are two types of Marubozu, namely black and white Marubozu. In candlestick analysis, Marubozu is including one candlestick indicators that quite strong its influence, either white or black Marubozu. In addition the require to not having upper and lower shadow as above, a candlestick just can be categorized as a long Marubozu if the body of candlestick in long body category (equal to the body length when we identify the existence of long white / black candlestick) White opening Marubozu is a Marubozu that has long white body without lower shadow but has a short or very short upper shadow. White opening Marubozu also reflects the creation of a strong positive sentiment, but still there is little selling pressure as reflected in the position of closing price slightly lower than the highest price. While white closing Marubozu is a long white candlestick without upper shadow but still has short or very short lower shadow. Thus it is clearly the highest price will be equal to the opening price and the lowest price will be equal to the closing price. This is happen because if in the long white or black candlestick still occur the action attraction between the seller and the buyer, then in the formation Marubozu indication of attraction is not visible, or there is movement in one direction only. Thus, it is clear the information of direction of trend would be happen from Marubozu information would be more powerful than the same information generated by the formation of long candlestick pattern. |
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krisluke
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15-Aug-2013 15:14
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TA on BLACK or WHITE ... ... |
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15-Aug-2013 15:08
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China shares slide for 2nd day, probe news adds to losses
HONG KONG, Aug 15 (Reuters) - China shares posted a second straight daily loss on Thursday, led by pharmaceutical, banking and auto counters after official media reported that regulators will likely target these sectors as anti-trust investigations intensify.
  The CSI300 of the leading Shanghai and Shenzhen A-share listings ended down 1.2 percent at 2,321.6. The Shanghai Composite Index shed 0.9 percent.   China is intensifying its investigation into bribery in the pharmaceutical and medical services sector with a fresh three-month probe slated to begin on Thursday, the Xinhua news agency reported.   China's powerful price regulator could target the petroleum, telecommunications, banking and auto sectors next in its investigations into violations of the country's anti-trust laws, state media quoted a senior official as saying on Thursday. (Reporting by Clement Tan Editing by Richard Borsuk) |
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SE Asia Stocks-Weak on Fed uncertainty Indonesia falls ahead of rate decision
BANGKOK, Aug 15 (Reuters) - Southeast Asian stocks fell on
Thursday as uncertainty over stimulus in the United States kept investors cautious, while the Indonesian benchmark retreated from a three-week high ahead of the central bank's interest rate decision due later in the day. Jakarta's Composite Index eased 0.6 percent after a 2.2 percent gain in the past two days. Shares in interest-sensitive banking and property companies fell, which brokers said reflected investor caution ahead of the interest rate outcome. Bank Indonesia is expected to keep its benchmark rate at 6.5 percent on Thursday, a Reuters poll showed, though a sizable minority of respondents predict another hike to battle high inflation and a wide current account deficit. Shares in Indonesia's small cap Tower Bersama Infrastructure were among the underperformers, falling 5.5 percent as the stock will be deleted from the MSCI Indonesia index effective as of the close of Aug. 30. Singapore stocks dropped 0.8 percent, reversing a small gain of the previous session. Malaysia was nearly unchanged, Thailand was down 0.6 percent and the Philippines slipped 1.3 percent. Shares in conglomerate SM Investments Corp, the biggest firm by value, plunged 7 percent, the top percentage loser on the Philippine main index, in heavy volume that was three times the full day average over the past 30 sessions. The drop in SM Investments shares reflected some portfolio adjustments among funds that track the MSCI index, brokers said. " MSCI is the no. 1 reason" for the drop in SM Investments Corp shares, said Joseph Roxas, President of Eagle Equities in Manila. Bucking the trend, Vietnam's benchmark VN Index advanced 1 percent as blue chips in the energy and banking sectors gained after positive earnings reports. MSCI's index of Southeast Asia eased 0.6 percent while MSCI's index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan edged down 0.1 percent as uncertainty over when the U.S. Federal Reserve may start to pare back its stimulus offset any cheer from a brighter economic picture in Europe. For Asian Companies click For South East Asia Hot Stock reports, click SOUTHEAST ASIAN STOCK MARKETS Change at 0618 GMT Market Current Prev Close Pct Move TR SE Asia Index* 426.12 428.13 -0.47 Singapore 3224.02 3248.66 -0.76 Kuala Lumpur 1793.92 1793.73 +0.01 Bangkok 1452.23 1460.63 -0.58 Jakarta 4672.53 4699.73 -0.58 Manila 6572.98 6656.61 -1.26 Ho Chi Minh 508.82 503.57 +1.04 |
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