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CWQuah
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23-May-2008 23:52

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12466. Sad to say, the trend is still down until further notice. As for the close, my estimates are 12478, 12500, or 12527.

cyjjerry85 ( Date: 23-May-2008 18:24) Posted:

DOW futures quite red jux now even over -50 something...and we are seeing currently the futures very red ...

anyone guesses today wad +/- points it will hit today? Monday the US Markets will be closed for a holiday....

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AK_Francis
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23-May-2008 23:39

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Yells: "Happy go lucky, cheers."

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Wah just back fr somewhere, STI diarrhoea. Now DJ Cholera, big wok leow, next Mon. SGX jinx to me, hv to believe leow. Will never touch it anymore.

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louis_leecs
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23-May-2008 23:33

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DAY THREE..........................



                                             ''''''''''''''''''''''''''12000POINT....akan datang

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flatfoot
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23-May-2008 21:57

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Dear cyjjerry85.
May I ask which platform do u use to see the live futures for DOW?

In my opinion,
with Dow closing on Monday.
We will have Shanghai and Hang Seng leading the recovery until DOW open on Tuesday night.

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cyjjerry85
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23-May-2008 18:24

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23-May-2008 07:55

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DOW up 24.43.

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22-May-2008 20:20

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sure do.....thanks...

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cashiertan
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22-May-2008 19:02

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those following my call should have exited with 80% accuracy for DOW. Hope my calls helps ppl to make $$$.

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mirage
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22-May-2008 08:49

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Market Overview

Market Summary USAAMERICASEUROPEASIACURRENCIES

Major Market Indexes
Industry Indexes
International Indexes
Sector Performance
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*DJIA*	*12,601.19*	*-227.49*	*-1.77%*

*Nasdaq*	*2,448.27*	*-43.99*	*-1.77%*

*S&P 500*	*1,390.71*	*-22.69*	*-1.61%*

Dow Util	523.30	-0.77	-0.15%

NYSE	9,397.03	-138.98	-1.46%

AMEX	2,397.67	-7.76	-0.32%

Russell 2000	727.11	-8.53	-1.16%

Semcond	401.57	-5.07	-1.25%

Gold future	928.60	+8.40	+0.91%

30-Year Bond	4.56%	+0.03	+0.57%

10-Year Bond	3.82%	+0.05	+1.22%

Market Diaries

Issues:	NYSE	Nasdaq

Advancing	917	903

Declining	2,210	1,991

Unchanged	93	139

Total:	3,220	3,033

Issues at:

52-Week High	48	63

52-Week Low	51	97

Volume:

Advancing	242,590,000	359,389,000

Declining	1,140,029,000	1,809,909,000

Unchanged	6,832,000	-2,147,499,000

Total:	1,389,451,000	21,799,000

5/21/2008 8:00:00 PM

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C	21.06	-1.050	113.45M

IWM	72.65	-1.050	100.03M

GE	30.99	-0.730	95.32M

AMR	6.22	-1.980	60.92M

PFE	20.01	-0.040	60.58M

AIG	36.96	-1.160	45.12M

BAC	34.63	-0.760	44.30M

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louis_leecs
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22-May-2008 08:39

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reverse gear day two,,,,,,,not a good sign,,,,,,,,,bear rally finish,,,,,,12000 akan datang again................open your eye watchhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,bear bear

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CWQuah
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22-May-2008 08:06

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12715 broke at 0205hrs. DJIA hit 12573 before recovering to close at 12601.

Key supports - 12527, 12497. Break these, likely target is 12375.

To have any chance of resumption of bull, it must close > 12635 tonight.

CWQuah ( Date: 21-May-2008 23:00) Posted:

If 12715 breaks... tough luck. Next support 12596.

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louis_leecs
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22-May-2008 00:03

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bear rally finish,,,,,,,,,,,,,,back to sq and time to test touch underknee.................------akan datang...............sell in may........one more week june is arrive,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,warning time

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ericsim
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21-May-2008 23:24

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KNS (Ke-na-sai) most probably close flat or even +ve (not surprised)... their usual tactic/excuse lah... Spook by crude oil?? nothing fresh liao.Spook by sub-prime?? history liao....haha just my 2cts

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CWQuah
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21-May-2008 23:00

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If 12715 breaks... tough luck. Next support 12596.

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aleoleo
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21-May-2008 21:47

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NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- U.S. stock futures couldn't hold tentative gains on Wednesday as crude-oil futures rallied past the $130 a barrel mark, though Time Warner rose as it's set to receive over $9 billion from the separation of its cable arm.

Investors will later turn to the latest energy inventories report, due out at 10:30 a.m. Eastern, as well as minutes from the last Federal Reserve rate-setting decision, due out at 2 p.m. Smiley

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cyjjerry85
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21-May-2008 19:48

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Futures saddled with surging oil

Stock futures turn lower as crude pushes to new record over $130 a barrel; Fed minutes on tap.

NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- Stocks looked set for a flat open Wednesday as crude prices shot to a new record above $130 a barrel.

At 7:01 a.m. ET, Nasdaq and S&P futures were about even with a comparison to fair value, suggesting a neutral open.

Crude futures kept climbing Wednesday, with the front-month contract touching a new trading record above $130 a barrel in electronic trading. The government is due to report its weekly inventory report at 10:30 a.m. ET.

The rise in crude prices could push oil stocks higher. Oil companies will also be in focus as the Senate Judiciary Committee begins a hearing on gas prices.

On the economic front, investors will scrutinize the minutes from the Federal Reserve's April 30 meeting. The Fed lowered rates at that meeting but hinted it may be ready to pause its rate-cutting campaign. The Fed minutes are due out at 2 p.m. ET.

In corporate news, General Motors (GM, Fortune 500) reached an agreement with workers at its Kansas City, Kan., assembly plant Tuesday that could help it end a string of labor problems.

Tech giant Hewlett-Packard (HPQ, Fortune 500) reported higher profits late Tuesday, but shares fell in after-hours trading as investors remained nervous over how the company will integrate newly acquired Electronic Data Systems.

Media conglomerate Time Warner (TWX, Fortune 500), parent of CNNMoney.com, detailed plans of the spinoff of its cable arm, Time Warner will receive a hefty $9.25 billion dividend as part of the separation of Time Warner Cable.

Office supply retailer Staples (SPLS, Fortune 500) looks like it could be locked out of a hostile bid for Netherlands-based Corporate Express after the Dutch firm said its is buying Lyreco of France for around $2.7 billion.

And bookseller Barnes & Nobel (BKS, Fortune 500) is exploring a possible bid for rival Borders (BGP), according to a report in the Wall Street Journal. In global trade, most Asian stocks skidded into the red. European shares rose in morning trading.

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21-May-2008 11:18

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That's bad for overall economies....and the market.

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21-May-2008 11:16

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Oil price waiting to hit US$150. Political game is on.

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mirage
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21-May-2008 09:23

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Traders gather on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange.

NEW YORK: US stocks took a beating on Tuesday as sentiment took a hit from worrisome inflation data and a weak earnings report from Home Depot that highlighted troubles in the housing market.

A spike in crude oil futures to a record above 129 dollars also darkened the mood on Wall Street.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average sank 199.48 points (1.53 percent) to close at 12,828.68, a day after finishing above a key level of 13,000.

The tech-heavy Nasdaq composite slumped 23.83 points (0.95 percent) to 2,492.26 and the Standard & Poor's 500 index retreated 13.23 points (0.93 percent) 1,413.40.

Ahead of the open, the government said US wholesale prices rose 0.2 percent in April while the so-called core rate of inflation excluding food and energy increased 0.4 percent.

The producer price index (PPI) suggests higher food and energy costs are feeding into other items, with the potential to ignite higher inflation.

"The headline number may have looked good but the details are not," said Joel Naroff at Naroff Economic Advisors. "Energy will skyrocket in May and the overall index increase could be truly amazing."

Fred Dickson, market strategist at DA Davidson, said the inflation report was a negative for the market.

"Rising producer prices will either translate into higher consumer prices or squeeze corporate profits in coming months, or both, unless corporate America magically finds its way to unlock another wave of productivity gains through efficiency and job cuts," he said.

In an immediate sign of inflation pressures, the price of oil rocketed to a record close at 129.07 dollars in New York as investors piled into a market driven higher by concerns about tight global energy supplies and strong demand.

Meanwhile a weak earnings report and downbeat comments from home improvement retailer Home Depot hurt the market.

"A 66 percent drop in first-quarter profits from Home Depot is weighing heavily on traders ... with the company citing a depressed housing market and rising gasoline prices for the decline," said Andrea Kramer at Schaeffer's Investment Research.

Home Depot shares slid 5.3 percent to 27.34 dollars on the news after reporting a sharp drop in profit in the past quarter to 356 million dollars. Rival Lowe's slipped 1.9 perent to 23.78.

Elsewhere in the retail space, Target declined 1.15 percent to 54.29 dollars after an earnings report that was short of most estimates.

Energy firms gained on the rise in crude. ExxonMobil added 0.21 percent to 94.56 dollars and Chevron rose 0.87 percent to 103.09.

Bonds gained on the move away from equities. The yield on the 10-year Treasury bond dipped to 3.776 percent from 3.839 percent on Monday while that on the 30-year bond eased to 4.532 percent against 4.575 percent. Bond yields and prices move in opposite directions.

Away from Wall Street, European stock markets closed sharply lower, with sentiment hit by a sharp spike in German wholesale inflation and a weakening in investor sentiment in Europe's biggest economy.

In London, the FTSE 100 index tumbled 2.90 percent to 6,191.60. In Paris, the CAC 40 shed 1.70 percent to 5,054.88 and in Frankfurt the Dax lost 1.49 percent to 7,118.50. - AFP/de

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21-May-2008 09:02

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Market Overview

Market Summary USAAMERICASEUROPEASIACURRENCIES

Major Market Indexes
Industry Indexes
International Indexes
Sector Performance
Rates

DJIA	12,828.68	-199.48	-1.53%

Nasdaq	2,492.26	-23.83	-0.95%

S&P 500	1,413.40	-13.23	-0.93%

Dow Util	524.07	+2.19	+0.42%

NYSE	9,536.01	-66.77	-0.70%

AMEX	2,405.43	+30.51	+1.28%

Russell 2000	735.64	-2.81	-0.38%

Semcond	406.64	-11.71	-2.80%

Gold future	920.20	+14.40	+1.59%

30-Year Bond	4.53%	-0.04	-0.94%

10-Year Bond	3.78%	-0.06	-1.64%

Market Diaries

Issues:	NYSE	Nasdaq

Advancing	1,114	1,139

Declining	2,031	1,749

Unchanged	88	136

Total:	3,233	3,024

Issues at:

52-Week High	92	68

52-Week Low	33	76

Volume:

Advancing	328,138,000	549,610,000

Declining	882,790,000	1,426,323,000

Unchanged	-1,198,559,000	42,274,000

Total:	12,369,000	2,018,207,000

5/20/2008 8:00:00 PM

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Symbol	Last	Change	Volume

C	22.11	-0.880	89.74M

IWM	73.70	-0.270	82.11M

GE	31.72	-0.680	68.58M

EMC	17.28	-0.690	64.03M

PFE	20.05	-0.180	61.43M

JPM	43.70	-2.290	49.00M

AIG	38.12	-0.830	46.46M

F	8.00	-0.020	43.36M

HD	27.37	-1.500	39.81M

MU	8.21	-0.550	37.90M

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