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cyjjerry85
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22-Feb-2008 00:35
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its trending up and down...actually reports wise it seems quite negative with all those fears still in place...however looking at the charts...the bulls are still putting quite a fight... |
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moneyface
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22-Feb-2008 00:17
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the gains fizzle out again like 2 days ago. |
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louis_leecs
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21-Feb-2008 23:44
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now market going to br uncertain perion,,,,,,is a day trading market,,,,there will no direction ,,,,just like buy big or small,,,,,,gambling market........ |
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Profit
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21-Feb-2008 21:47
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Seem to me that Dow is forming a symmetrical triangle , once it breakout at 12471, it will headup and next resistance will be 12700. Share the same view? |
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jasonrxz
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21-Feb-2008 18:15
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Bro Morning star, Every one here except bro Nickyng wants to see green every single trading day including myself. i am not too positive about tomorrow STI becos Future is only 5 pts up and there are two impt datas tonight which might just pulled the whole sentiments down.... 1> The expectation for jobless claims in JAN is 348,000 and i heard from others that now is crossing the 340,000 marks.... if this expectation is breached around 0900 STATES time.. we can see red sea!!!! However,.... what if it's inline or better than this... 2> Philadelphia Fed Survey expectation of -12. The Philly Fed survey gives a detailed look at the manufacturing sector, how busy it is and where things are headed. Since manufacturing is a major sector of the economy, this report has a big influence on market behavior. Some of the Philly Fed sub-indexes also provide insight on commodity prices and other clues on inflation. The bond market is highly sensitive to this report because it is released early in the month and is available before other important indicators. let us hope for the best ok? green green tomorrow!!!!! 
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morningstar
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21-Feb-2008 17:49
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dow should be green tmr |
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cyjjerry85
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21-Feb-2008 17:36
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guys just saw an ad from Sharejunction and clicked it...been surfing it and bumped onto this professional analysis TA chart on the DOW: http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=$INDU&p=D&yr=0&mn=6&dy=0&id=p28334430986&a=114943969 |
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cyjjerry85
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21-Feb-2008 08:46
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i think the reversal caught everyone off guard...from a point tt i saw negative 100...den morning wake up see +90~!!! seriously shocked...i was expecting more sell-down...but now....... anyway just if u saw on Tuesday tt DOW also staged a positive of 100 points before coming down negative -10...(just because of oil prices although there were gd news)...but today its actually from negative -100 to turn positive +90...tt's something more powerful positively and once again...DOW is above the 24000 level..peculiar |
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louis_leecs
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21-Feb-2008 08:42
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SORRY ,,,,IS TURN POSITIVE, NOT RED |
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louis_leecs
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21-Feb-2008 08:40
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unbelieve dow jones turn red,,,,,anyway is time to unloaded for those early bird,,,,,,arbitrager, i forgot to tell you buy back again yesterday before market close ..my buying price is 475cts ,,,ces,,,,,,but i tell you sad witghout bonus issue,,,,,,,,now im confident that im going to make little money today,,,[SMALL PORTION},,,IM BELIEVE I CAN SELL IN GOOD PRICE TODAY |
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huatah
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21-Feb-2008 07:52
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Dow rose 90.04, or 0.73 percent, to 12,427.26. Economic news initially sent stocks lower Wednesday. The Labor Department reported a 0.4 percent increase in the consumer price index, and a 0.3 percent increase in the core consumer price index, which strips out often-volatile energy and food prices. The housing data for a time also weighed on investors. The Commerce Department reported that housing starts rose by 0.8 percent in January, but only after plunging by a downwardly revised 14.8 percent in December. Building permits, a more forward-looking indicator, fell by 3 percent. Stocks came off early losses to finish higher Wednesday as investors seemed to absorb unpleasant signals about the economy with equanimity and draw comfort from the notion that the Federal Reserve didn't appear overly concerned about inflation. Drug maker Pfizer Inc. said it would buy biopharmaceutical company Encysive Pharmaceuticals Inc. for about $195 million to strengthen its portfolio in products treating high blood pressure. Encysive surged $1.19, or 110 percent, to $2.27, while Pfizer rose 10 cents to $22.47. |
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moneyface
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21-Feb-2008 01:40
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unbelieveable recovery right now from red red ang pow to green. well done
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Arbitrager
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21-Feb-2008 01:05
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Mr Lee is not always right... and current idea will post more problems later down the road.. stagflation.. mark my word.. it will come.. history will repeat itself.. take a look at dow history back in 1970s.. and u will see why.. BTW, singapore has always adopted the price-take stance for interest rate.. most likely by then, US was also having a easing monetary policy.. Sg MAS nv dictate our own interest rate policy different from others.. |
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moneyface
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21-Feb-2008 00:15
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very very volatile today. better stay sideline for the next few days... |
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cyjjerry85
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21-Feb-2008 00:03
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looking at the DOW charts now...up down up down up down...remembered seeing it test 12200 level previously when the market sentiment was last negative before turning into the mini-rally... |
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Green8
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20-Feb-2008 23:56
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Quote: the FED cannot keep lowering down interest rates. more specific measure to address the problem is needed The problem is FED still unable to find more specific measure to the problems. MM Lee always saying when there is no other better idea the present idea is the best idea, right? MM Lee ever used low interest rate strategy to revive economy when he was PM, right? In US it seems that there is political issue involved esp afraid of China growing stronger. Thus it becomes more complex issue. America still wants to be world number 1 in power.I might be wrong. |
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louis_leecs
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20-Feb-2008 23:13
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market look very weak,,,,any rebound ppl going to dump and take profit,,,,,,,tis is now market trading patern,,,,,any bad news just a chance for those shortist to make money,,,,,,,,when market heavy selling like lao sai,,,,,trader bottom fishing push up again,,,then after one week back to shortist 's no logic patern...... |
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singaporegal
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20-Feb-2008 22:30
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Dow is down 63 points on open |
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moneyface
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20-Feb-2008 20:57
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volatile day ahead |
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tanglinboy
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20-Feb-2008 20:26
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Story has changed.... Stocks set for rough startHigh oil prices, revived credit fears offset solid earnings from HP; Fed minutes, key inflation reading on deck.LONDON (CNNMoney.com) -- U.S. stocks looked set for a rough open Wednesday after fresh fears in the credit markets, along with high oil pricees, rattled investors ahead of the release of a key inflation report. About three hours before the start of trading, futures were lower, with a comparison to fair value indicating a negative start for the broader market and slight gains for the tech-heavy Nasdaq. Credit fears were reignited by a unit of private-equity firm KKR. KKR Financial (KFN) said in a SEC filing that it is in restructuring talks with creditors after delaying repayment of billions of dollars of short-term debt. The disclosure, which was first reported by the Financial Times, reignited worries about tight conditions in the commercial paper market, a major source of short-term financing on which banks and companies rely. Oil closing at over $100 a barrel for the first time ever Tuesday also weighed on futures. A spike in oil prices caused a turnaround on Wall Street that reulted in stocks erasing earlier gains. "Energy prices drove the market last night, and they're driving it this morning," said Art Hogan, chief market analyst at Jefferies & Co. Crude retreated slightly Wednesday, falling 71 cents to $99.30 a barrel in electronic trade. On the economic front, investors are bracing for a report on inflation due at 8:30 am ET. Inflation has been a growing concern as the Federal Reserve cuts interest rates despite soaring prices for commodities like oil, wheat and corn. Analysts fear stagflation - a period of both low economic growth and high inflation - could could set into the economy. Perhaps just as closely watched will be the minutes from the Fed's meeting last month, due at 2 p.m. ET. Also on tap is a report on the housing sector, due out at 8:30 a.m. ET. Among stocks to watch, Hewlett-Packard (HPQ, Fortune 500) posted upbeat quarterly sales and earnings after the market close Tuesday. Shares jumped nearly 6% in after-hours trading. In global trade, Asian markets fell sharply. European shares also sank in midday trading. 
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