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bladez87
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02-Dec-2010 10:32
Yells: "I AM PAPER TRADING AFTER LOSING 5k!" |
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eh who was the kind soul who used to post market depth for us? |
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nightbane
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02-Dec-2010 10:31
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come on, my Gar, Gen HK and Cosco pls cheong | ||||
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02-Dec-2010 10:31
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I can't even put an icon of clapping... how to post?
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bladez87
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02-Dec-2010 10:30
Yells: "I AM PAPER TRADING AFTER LOSING 5k!" |
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waa sian, after losing 5k i still have not learn my lesson. and got tempted back into the mkt with live ammo. and lose again. haiz | ||||
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epliew
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02-Dec-2010 10:29
Yells: "no worries be happy !" |
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do not do this leh..... we just bought some.....
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bladez87
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02-Dec-2010 10:29
Yells: "I AM PAPER TRADING AFTER LOSING 5k!" |
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cannotfind! kao ni liao! omg habeiz.
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BullishTempo
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02-Dec-2010 10:27
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My CFD platform don't provide GHK
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bladez87
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02-Dec-2010 10:27
Yells: "I AM PAPER TRADING AFTER LOSING 5k!" |
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ya i meant the support, plsss. do you see any support for ghk or else i cutting loss at 2 bid price. 0.425 | ||||
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BullishTempo
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02-Dec-2010 10:25
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I cannot post market depth, you forgotten?
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02-Dec-2010 10:24
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thanks!!! I am trying to do it now!!!!
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iPunter
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02-Dec-2010 10:24
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Nowaday, not easy to make money in stocks... So when got profit, they sure to grab first... |
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02-Dec-2010 10:23
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you want me to die of heart attack ah
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bladez87
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02-Dec-2010 10:23
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F tio dua by that 10k fake wall. now ghk no support. BT can tell me the mkt depth for ghk |
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pharoah88
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02-Dec-2010 10:22
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Pooling for a bigger pull [GRC Approach ? ? ? ?] [Gang Reservation Cartel ? ? ? ?] SEA trading platform will draw bigger investments, up standards: Analysts May Wong SINGAPORE However, for the experiment to succeed, the trading platform will have to overcome obstacles such as the lack of a common currency, different settlement methods and varying corporate governance regimes. At a meeting of finance ministers from the Association of South-east Asian Nations (Asean) this week in Kuala Lumpur, it was announced that the stock exchanges in Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand will link up via one electronic trading system by the second half of next year 2011, with the Philippines joining in the first half of 2012. It is unclear when other Asean countries such as Indonesia and Vietnam will join this alliance. A common equity market in South-east Asia will give the region’s bourses a semblance of scale that they badly lack. “These markets are too small on their own to be able to draw significant groundswell of investments from overseas,” said Mr Arjuna Mahendran, HSBC Private Bank’s head of investment strategy for Asia. The combined market capitalisation of equities listed on the top five South-east Asian exchanges — Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia and the Philippines — is about US$1.7 trillion ($2.2 trillion). By comparison, stocks worth US$2.5 trillion are available for trading on the Hong Kong exchange. The smaller markets in the region will benefit from the creation of a common platform. “They would have the opportunity to work with the larger exchanges and, by virtue of linking up, they will have to upgrade themselves, adopt international standards and harmonise with the other systems,” said Mr Teo Yi Dar, a partner at Seavi Advent. Still, not everyone agrees that a common trading platform is such a great idea. “I really can’t see any benefit for the institutions,” said Mr Kevin Scully, executive chairman of NRA Capital. “People who want to invest in the Asean markets are probably already investing — A common trading platform for South-east Asian stock exchanges, which is part of a broader plan for a common market for goods and services in the region, may boost liquidity and help increase the total value of listed stocks in the region by between 10 and 25 per cent in five years, analysts said.there anyway.” |
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ShareWithMe
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02-Dec-2010 10:21
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STI retreating already , proft-taking liao .. |
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BullishTempo
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02-Dec-2010 10:19
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Dec. 1, 2010, 8:05 p.m. EST Asian Shares Higher On Wall Street Surge; Miners Buoy SydneyRelated storiesBy Colin Ng SINGAPORE (MarketWatch) -- Asian stock markets were higher Thursday, lifted by Wall Street's surge Wednesday, with miners leading Sydney stocks up and exporters supporting Japan. Christmas came early for U.S. stocks, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average, the S&P 500-stock index and the Nasdaq Composite all rising more than 2%, bolstered by solid U.S. economic data--private sector jobs, productivity and construction spending--and on hopes that the euro zone's sovereign debt crisis could be resolved. Japan's Nikkei Stock Average was up 1.7%, Australia's S&P/ASX 200 was up 1.6%, South Korea's Kospi Composite rose 0.7% and New Zealand's NZX-50 added 0.4%. DJIA futures were up 21 points in screen trade. Mining stocks led the Sydney market higher with BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto both up 2.2% while Westpac rose 2.5%, though the market was off highs on news that Australian retail sales fell 1.1%, well below expectations for a 0.4% rise. Leighton was up 2.6% after its Thiess subsidiary won a 20-year, A$5.5 billion contract to mine coal at NTPC Ltd. Pakri Barwadhi field. The Indian field is expected to produce 15 million metric tons a year of coal, Leighton said. An unconfirmed report that the U.S. could back an expansion of the euro zone's stability fund via the International Monetary Fund was helping sentiment. "I am actually bullish, as the U.S. economic data are improving and the market is basically saying they believe (European Central Bank chief) Trichet can make this (European financial stabilization) work," said IG Markets institutional dealer Chris Weston in Sydney. "I think this could be sustainable, but I don't believe the U.S. will increase their involvement in Europe. How can they throw money at Europe when they can't afford to bail themselves out?" Solid U.S. data, stock market rallies in the U.S. and Europe, as well as a weaker yen on Wednesday lifted Japanese shares. "The key issue is that the U.S. economy...is looking likely to improve in the coming year," said Masayoshi Yano, market analyst at Meiwa Securities. All 33 of the Topix's subindexes were higher with Canon up 2.3% and Olympus up 2.9% on the yen's drop. Toyota Motor slipped 0.3% on news of a 3.3% fall in U.S. new-vehicle sales in November. Stronger offshore markets and upbeat economic data from Europe, U.S. and China over the past day lifted New Zealand shares. Fisher & Paykel Healthcare rose 2.0% as exporters were helped by selling pressure in the New Zealand dollar, which is being hurt by the soft domestic backdrop. Contact Energy added 0.5% on news it has approval to build a windfarm, while Pyne Gould rose 2.7% as a merger between its wholly-owned financial services company MARAC, CBS Canterbury and Southern Cross Building Society aimed at creating New Zealand's first listed bank moves closer. Solid economic data from the U.S. and China Wednesday helped the Kospi higher. Hyundai Motor rose 0.8% after the company announced robust U.S. sales Wednesday while Kia Motors was up 2.8%. Tech shares gained on hopes for improved business next year with Samsung Electronics up 1.8% and Hynix Semiconductor up 2.1%. |
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02-Dec-2010 10:19
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yes... sold it too early... so sad.... if sell today so good
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epliew
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02-Dec-2010 10:18
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master....u know me.... i did not tell u my entry point..... u also can guess it .....
i buy you lunch someday !
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BullishTempo
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02-Dec-2010 10:17
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Noble I vested at 2.03 You took my watchlist but you did not take my entry point. That makes a whole lot of difference.
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epliew
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02-Dec-2010 10:17
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good what is next ? DJ future also positive......
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