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librajet
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01-Aug-2013 10:32
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only 20 lots done, waiting for the rest
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hopinj
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01-Aug-2013 10:25
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bro, can share where is the great wall parked at?
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NewEnlist
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01-Aug-2013 10:22
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Steady bro stockcham...this is what I mean by many people miss your post so much past few days! Lol...
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winterQQ
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01-Aug-2013 10:22
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good! fast hand fast leg!! 
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Wolong
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01-Aug-2013 10:22
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This counter pattern seems like hiap tong...missed the boat.But will consider buy on dips... | ||||
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librajet
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01-Aug-2013 10:20
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haiya, I was in the front Q at 215, tot they gave it to me b4 the run up, it was a withdrawal, miss it.
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Stockcham
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01-Aug-2013 10:11
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I enter at 215. If got 230-235 I will likely run! Huat ah! | ||||
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Wolong
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01-Aug-2013 10:01
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hi stockcham,0.215 can enter?
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Stockcham
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01-Aug-2013 09:49
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Morning! Monitor Ley Choon! Greatwall of China Sell queue! Huat ah! | ||||
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cskshares
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01-Aug-2013 09:34
Yells: "Very eager to learn! Do teach! Thank you!" |
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Bro Netengineer, this is the first time I tried to insert picture, seems like cut and paste does not work. If you want, PM me your email, I will email to you so you can take a look. HUAT AH!
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cskshares
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01-Aug-2013 09:29
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Bro, am also new about market depth, just got to learn about it two weeks ago here in SJ. If I am not wrong, you are referring to the trade summary matrix which is the end product. Market depth is the buying and selling queues that you can see before they are traded. For example, for Innopac now, as I am typing,  you can see only the current buying and selling q, which is 13,890 lots to buy 0.135 and 2,742 lots to sell 0.136. But with market depth, as I attached below, hope will appear properly, you can see all the other levels which you don't normally. This is what Bro SC has been talking about. Something I learned here, so just to share it with you. Hope it helps you.  
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genies
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01-Aug-2013 09:05
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Take a look at hankore, are they still accumulating? | ||||
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novice_trader
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01-Aug-2013 08:59
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Hi bro Simpsons, thanks and noted. True maybe using time sales to check with market depth might be a better idea... Thanks will try this soon. Huat ah!!!
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Simpsons
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01-Aug-2013 08:40
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If i am not mistaken, bro mentioned abt this before and using market depth, we can only see the total volume and u can use time sales to observe whether the buying is done in huge trade...example 500 to 1000 lots in 1 trade..only big players can do that..
Like what i observe for innopac, the bbs will top up at $0 135 to maintained the buy q to so called support the price..
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verynew
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01-Aug-2013 08:32
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Bro stockcham true we r all here to earn a small money not to make trouble anything can b solve right, ok by the way any pick today wohaha huat ah bro lets huat together ba bro
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johnng
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01-Aug-2013 07:22
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Dapai quite good....rto plays... | ||||
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huatster4836
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01-Aug-2013 02:58
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sifus, tmr got any good plays? i think can keep an eye on ipc and gallant, got quite good set of quarterly results  and freightlinks must ask the sifus too: tmr thu got chance for one more candle? or grossly overbought? unionmet seem to like running in the morning so far, tmr may not have run, 2 candles already.  |
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Netengineer
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01-Aug-2013 02:01
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Anyway Sifu Stockcham. You think Asiatic still got chance? looking at marketdepth. seems like most of the players entered at .130 to .131.. 
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Netengineer
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01-Aug-2013 01:59
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Oh! ok! I think i have tat on my shareinvestor acc. under Trade Summary Matrix. Thanks alot sifu!
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Gold916
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01-Aug-2013 00:19
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Global Markets * U.S. GDP better than expected, eurozone employment improves * Fed to release post-meeting statement at 2 p.m. EDT (1800 GMT * Shares set for stellar July on loose central bank policies * U.S dollar maintains gains going into Fed statement NEW YORK, July 31 (Reuters) - Stocks in the U.S. and Europe rallied along with the dollar on Wednesday after data showed the U.S. economy grew more quickly than expected in the second quarter and ahead of a Federal Reserve policy statement. But even amid the positive sentiment after the U.S. data, investors remained focused on potentially game-changing central bank policy decisions in the next 24 hours from the Federal Reserve, the ECB and the Bank of England. U.S. economic growth, as measured by gross domestic product, accelerated in the second quarter by a 1.7 percent annual rate, the government said. Economists had expected a 1.0 percent gain. In addition, private employers added 200,000 jobs in July, according to the ADP National Employment Report, topping economists' expectations and laying a firmer foundation for the rest of the year that could bring the Fed closer to cutting back its stimulus. " We have an upside surprise in the GDP, which speaks volumes for the job recovery that we're putting together," said Andre Bakhos, director of market analytics at Lek Securities in New York. " The recovery in the economy is starting to take root. This will be an interesting development given the fact that we'll have a Fed announcement today, and it will play into how Wall Street perceives the Fed's tapering plans." Halfway through the New York trading day, the Dow Jones industrial average was up 64.21 points, or 0.41 percent, at 15,584.80. The Standard & Poor's 500 Index was up 7.86 points, or 0.47 percent, at 1,693.82. The Nasdaq Composite Index was up 18.18 points, or 0.50 percent, at 3,634.65. Later Wedneday a Federal Reserve statement will be scoured for clues on when the U.S. central bank will curb its bond-buying stimulus program that has supported global markets. On Thursday, attention will switch to European Central Bank and Bank of England policy meetings and data on global manufacturing activity, followed by the U.S. employment report on Friday. Signs the developed world's central banks will keep monetary policy loose for a long time to support a tentative economic recovery have put many equity and commodities markets on course for their best month of the year in July. But strategists have also cautioned that the gains, which could cause the MSCI World Equity index to post its best monthly rise since January 2012, have increased the risk that investors could find reasons over the next few days to cash out. " At the least what we expect is a lot more volatility and we think the volatility comes with a bit more downside risk than upside potential," said Wouter Sturkenboom, investment strategist at Russell Investments in London. Any hints of imminent " tapering" of Fed bond buying could hit stocks and gold but push the U.S. dollar higher, but few expect a clear-cut signal. EUROPEAN STOCKS RISE In Europe, stock market gains were underpinned by data showing the number of people out of a job in the euro zone fell for the first time in more than two years in June. Europe's broad FTSEurofirst 300 index, was little changed though on track for it best month in over a year The dollar was up 0.3 percent against the yen and little changed against the euro. The dollar index was up 0.1 percent. " If there's any suggestion the Fed is going to taper the current bond buying program as soon as September, then that's U.S. dollar-positive," said Ben Le Brun, an analyst at OptionsXpress in London. German Bund futures hit session lows on Wednesday after the U.S. data. Bund futures fell as low as 141.82. The benchmark 10-year Treasury note lost 19/32, pushing its yield to 2.677 percent. CHINA FEARS Earlier in Asian trading, MSCI's Asia-Pacific ex-Japan share index slipped 0.6 percent, taking its losses so far this year to 5 percent as the region's markets suffer from fears that China's giant economy is slowing rapidly. A reading on manufacturing activity in the world's second-largest economy due on Thursday is expected to add to those fears by showing a contraction in July for the first time in 10 months, according to a Reuters poll. A recent run of weak Chinese data, which prompted a pledge from Beijing on Wednesday to keep growth stable in the second half of 2013, has also undermined commodities. Gold fell 1.5 percent. But it is still up 6 percent so far this month, on track to snap a three-month losing run and mark its biggest monthly rise since January 2012, though it is down 20 percent since the beginning of 2013. U.S. crude rose 1.1 percent to change hands at $104.19 a barrel ahead of the Fed statement. |
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