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cheongwee
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10-Jan-2008 15:46     
 
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I see 11500 if more bomb drop..now earningreport in progress..further write-off for financial institution..

Hope Bush come out something fast..still hope slow growth no recession....prepare for the worse and hope for the best..just like they said...Will this CNY all turn RED...hope not,..prefer color is blue and green...
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cashiertan
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10-Jan-2008 13:25     
 
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however, the chart of DOW should some sign of bullishness with potential bottoming as it may have formed a double bottom, volume is very high, RSI bounce off 30 and stoc cross upwards from below 10. however it is still risky to time for bottom till the bottom has actually formed.

http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui

advice is still keep out for the moment. unless taking calculated risk.
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cashiertan
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10-Jan-2008 13:18     
 
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thanks cheongwee,

i think that is a useful dates.

anyway i think yesterday climb could be just a technical rebound. if u plot s&p and nasdaq chart, their next major support is still way down. hence there is higher risk to long the market than short it.
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cheongwee
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10-Jan-2008 12:41     
 
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These two are going to make report..most likely drop bomb...plan your trade for these two date...

15/1 Citigroup

17/1 Merill Lynch

Do you think their report will be good...leave them to you to think...take care..

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10-Jan-2008 09:19     
 
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The Dow, which had been down nearly 90 points in the session, finished up 146.24, or 1.16 percent, to 12,735.31.



 

Broader stock indicators also rebounded. The Standard & Poor's 500 index rose 18.94, or 1.36 percent, to 1,409.13, and the Nasdaq composite index, which had been down more than 1 percent during the session, finished up 34.04, or 1.39 percent, at 2,474.55.

 

The rebound Wednesday wasn't large enough to pull the Dow from the realm of a correction, which is a 10 percent drop from a recent high. The blue chip index is still off 10.1 percent from its Oct. 9 high. The S&P 500 is now down 9.97 percent from its high.

 



 

Dow

 

12,735.31

 

+146.24

 

+1.16%

 

Nasdaq

 

2,474.55

 

+34.04

 

+1.39%

 

S&P 500

 

1,409.13

 

+18.94

 

+1.36%

 



 

Tomorrow, the weekly initial jobless claims and wholesale inventories readings are slated for release.  Briefing.com expects jobless claims to tick up to 345K and wholesale inventories to rise 0.4%.  Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke is scheduled to talk tomorrow, and investors will be paying close attention to any hints of further rate cuts.

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10-Jan-2008 09:12     
 
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MARKET SNAPSHOT
U.S. stocks end up as bargain-hunters return
Nasdaq Composite snaps eight-day string of losses; adds 1.4%
By Kate Gibson, MarketWatch
Last update: 4:27 p.m. EST Jan. 9, 2008
NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- U.S. stocks closed higher Wednesday as the technology-heavy Nasdaq Composite roared back to its first positive day in nine, as bargain hunters stepped back into a market blindsided by economic fears that knocked more than 500 points off the Dow so far this year.
"In the short term we're probably very oversold and we could find a bounce in here somewhere; we've reached a 10% correction level that may attract some bargain hunters," said Robert Pavlik, chief investment officer at Oaktree Asset Management.
After tallying double-digit declines much of the day, the Dow Jones Industrial Average ($INDU:
Dow Jones Industrial Average
 Last: 12,735.31+146.24+1.16%
4:30pm 01/09/2008
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$INDU 12,735.31, +146.24, +1.2%) gained 146.2 points to end at 12,735.3, with 24 of its 30 components closing ahead, led by E.I. du Pont de Neumours & Co. (DD:
E.I. du Pont de Nemours and Company
 Last: 44.78+2.03+4.75%
4:01pm 01/09/2008
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DD 44.78, +2.03, +4.8%) , which gained 4.8%. Read more.
The Dow's financial stocks also staged a late-day recovery, with JPMorgan Chase & Co. (JPM:
JPMorgan Chase & Co
 Last: 40.26+0.56+1.41%
4:04pm 01/09/2008
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JPM 40.26, +0.56, +1.4%) up 1.4% and Citigroup Inc. (C:
Citigroup, Inc
 Last: 27.49+0.35+1.29%
5:03pm 01/09/2008
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C 27.49, +0.35, +1.3%) gaining 1.3%.
General Motors Corp. (GM:
General Motors Corporation
 Last: 22.78-0.52-2.23%
4:52pm 01/09/2008
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GM 22.78, -0.52, -2.2%) fronted blue-chip losses, with its stock closing 2.2% lower.
The S&P 500 Index ($SPX:
S&P 500 Index
 Last: 1,409.13+18.94+1.36%
4:59pm 01/09/2008
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$SPX 1,409.13, +18.94, +1.4%) rose 18.94 points to 1,409.13, while the Nasdaq Composite Index (COMP:
Nasdaq Composite Index
 Last: 2,474.55+34.04+1.39%
5:17pm 01/09/2008
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COMP 2,474.55, +34.04, +1.4%) climbed 34.04 points to 2,474.55, breaking a string of losses that lasted eight days.
After the close of regular trading, Alcoa Inc. (AA:
alcoa inc com
 Last: 31.25+0.25+0.81%
6:40pm 01/09/2008
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AA 31.25, +0.25, +0.8%) is expected to report a 55% drop in earnings per share, excluding restructuring charges.
Shares of Alcoa gained 0.8%. Read more.
Heavy metal
On the New York Mercantile Exchange, gold futures closed higher after surging to a new record high of $894.40 in electronic trading early on. See Metals Stocks.
Crude futures swung between gains and losses on news that U.S. inventories had declined for an eighth week, with crude for February delivery ending down 66 cents at $95.67 a barrel. Read Futures Movers.
Volume on the New York Stock Exchange neared 2.1 billion shares, and advancing stocks racing ahead of those declining 3 to 1. On the Nasdaq, more than 2.8 billion shares exchanged hands, and advancers topped decliners by about 7 to 6.
As economic worries roiled the equities market, the Bush administration was reportedly considering a rebates and tax breaks to stimulate the economy. Read more.
St. Louis Federal Reserve President William Poole offered a more optimistic view of the economy in an address early Wednesday, predicting a recession would be avoided. Read more.
Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke is slated to speak Thursday.
"It is going to be tough to spot bargains when the tone for the U.S. economy and financial stocks is this negative," said Kevin Giddis, fixed-income trading managing director with Morgan Keegan & Co.
But given the increasingly negative sentiment, a turnaround could be close, he added.
"The recent data suggest that the U.S. economy is falling into recession," Goldman Sachs said in a note early Wednesday, in which it also predicted the Federal Reserve would cut interest rates further.
"I think we're going to avoid a recession this year; it'll just be very sluggish growth going forward," said Oaktree Asset Management's Pavlik.
Tuesday's washout
On Tuesday, fears that Countrywide Financial Corp. (CFC:
Countrywide Financial Corp
 Last: 5.12-0.35-6.40%
4:54pm 01/09/2008
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CFC 5.12, -0.35, -6.4%) would file for bankruptcy -- denied by the mortgage lender -- and AT&T Inc.'s (T:
AT&T Inc
 Last: 39.00-0.16-0.41%
4:53pm 01/09/2008
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T 39.00, -0.16, -0.4%) pessimistic outlook triggered a renewed battering for U.S. stocks, with the Dow industrials falling 238 points, the Nasdaq Composite dropping 58 points for its eighth consecutive fall, and the S&P 500 losing nearly 26 points.
Chart of CFC
Countrywide's shares declined further Wednesday, and ended 6.4% lower.
"Housing is driving the bus right off the cliff and taking most financial-related companies with it," said Morgan Keegan's Giddis.
For the Dow Jones Wilshire 5000, which lost 266.64 points or 1.8%, Tuesday's close capped the worst five-day start of a year in nearly three decades, with the index down 5.78% so far this year.
Overseas, European shares touched a 15-month low, as dismal quarterly sales from one British retailer heightened worries about consumer spending trends. Read Europe Markets.
In Asia, several markets rebounded from early lows thanks to bargain-hunting. See Asia Markets. End of Story
Kate Gibson is a reporter for MarketWatch, based in New York.
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mirage
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10-Jan-2008 09:07     
 
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Market Overview

Market Summary USAAMERICASEUROPEASIACURRENCIES

Major Market Indexes
Industry Indexes
International Indexes
Sector Performance
Rates
DJIA 12,735.31    +146.24    +1.16%
Nasdaq 2,474.55    +34.04    +1.39%
S&P 500 1,409.13    +18.94    +1.36%
Dow Util 550.06    +6.27    +1.15%
NYSE 9,424.69    +98.61    +1.06%
AMEX 2,383.80    +17.86    +0.75%
Russell 2000 712.12    +7.26    +1.03%
Semcond 362.94    +1.23    +0.34%
Gold future 881.70    +1.40    +0.16%
30-Year Bond 4.32%    -0.03    -0.78%
10-Year Bond 3.79%    -0.05    -1.28%

 Market Diaries
Issues: NYSE Nasdaq
Advancing  1,872  1,474
Declining  1,290  1,561
Unchanged  81  92
Total:  3,243  3,127
Issues at:
52-Week High  26  12
52-Week Low  246  292
Volume:
Advancing  1,275,924,000  1,678,146,000
Declining  760,100,000  1,156,726,000
Unchanged  21,828,000  -2,806,364,000
Total:  2,057,852,000  28,508,000

1/9/2008 7:48:00 PM
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CFC 5.12    -0.350 164.14M  
IWM 70.73    +0.710 140.25M  
C 27.49    +0.350 107.82M  
F 6.07    -0.030 77.77M  
WM 12.34    -0.400 76.17M  
PFE 23.92    +0.450 60.18M  
Q 5.92    -0.200 58.27M  
T 39.00    -0.160 56.14M  
AMD 5.53    -0.470 51.01M  
EMC 16.55    +0.520 50.49M  

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winnifong
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09-Jan-2008 23:26     
 
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 Alert Admin 		almost 100 pts up but now falling, still falling........
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09-Jan-2008 22:56     
 
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 Alert Admin 		any rebound is likely not substaintiable
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huatah
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09-Jan-2008 22:42     
 
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 Alert Admin 		as usual.. DJ, Nasdaq and S&P all opened in green..
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cashiertan
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09-Jan-2008 22:08     
 
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 Alert Admin 		my post below is not to scared people but to encourage people to think contrarian and think how to benefit from the post by these so cal experts from Financials. however many ppl surely to be affected by the reports but think about it, you think these financials have no stocks holdings investments, be it theirs or their clients, wouldnt it be slapping their own face and clients' with these reports? of coz there is something to gain from these reports. think
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cashiertan
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09-Jan-2008 21:52     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Reuters Goldman Sachs sees recession in 2008 Wednesday January 9, 8:33 am ET NEW YORK (Reuters) - Goldman Sachs on Wednesday said it expects the U.S. economy to drop into recession this year, prompting the Federal Reserve to slash benchmark lending rates to 2.5 percent by the third quarter. ADVERTISEMENT In a note to clients, Goldman said real gross domestic product would contract by 1 percent on an annualized basis in both the second and third quarters. For all of 2008, the investment bank said GDP would rise by 0.8 percent. The unemployment rate will rise to 6.5 percent in 2009 from the current 5 percent, it said. The weakening economy will force the Fed to lower policy rates by an additional 1.75 percentage points from the current 4.25 percent. Starting in September, the Fed cut rates at the last three meetings of the Federal Open Market Committee, reducing the target rate on loans between banks by 1 percentage point from 5.25 percent. Goldman strongly advises fund managers to overweight health care, consumer staples, energy and utilities. They are significantly underweight consumer discretionary, financials, industrials, materials and information technology. The three most significant changes to their sector recommendations are the reduction in the financial sector weighting by 300 basis points to 14 percent, the information technology weighting by 400 basis points to 15 percent, and the increase in their health care weighting by 300 basis points to 17 percent, the firm said. Their reduced allocation to financials reflects weak fundamentals and their declining weight in the S&P 500. The reduction in information technology reflects that the group has been the second-worst performing sector in both the six months leading up to a recession and during the first phase of a recession, Goldman said. The health care weighting change reflects strong performance of the group during the six months leading up to and during the first phase of a recession in addition to an attractive valuation, Goldman said. On Monday, Merrill Lynch economist David Rosenberg said the jump in U.S. unemployment in December confirmed that the economy was entering a recession. (Reporting by Daniel Burns and Nick Olivari; Editing by Tom Hals)
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mike8057d
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09-Jan-2008 15:05     
 
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 Alert Admin 		maybe Hill Clinton surprise win at NH will bring DOW to be alive and kicking again....hahahahaha
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winnifong
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09-Jan-2008 14:23     
 
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 Alert Admin 		could be rebounding but may not last for long
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cashiertan
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09-Jan-2008 14:20     
 
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i personally find ur post good. contrarian in a certain way.

for me, i have a feeling that market is not as bad as ppl thing. the elliot wave count of DOW still lack wave 5.
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cheongwee
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09-Jan-2008 14:12     
 
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if you come here for tips or share tips.it is ok..but if you can operate a computer and come here than you must have a common sense to know that all post are questionable in some ways or other...whether be they good or bad...in the end the decision is yours..i should say we are old enough...so we must answer to ourself and not blame other here for our bad trade...we are old enough to see for ourselves..

I hope you do not mind for my straight forwardness..my apology in advance if that sound offending..
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cashiertan
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09-Jan-2008 14:08     
 
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"well, some sectors are likely to do alright, and second half of year shd be ok. but property? the internal fund houses directive is to sell props already... (-_- ").... "

 

That is what i also heard from my bankers friend last june, the banks are areadi preparing to tighten the credit market then. it seem i didnt take this info to good use last june.
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cashiertan
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09-Jan-2008 14:04     
 
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 Alert Admin 		"doing your own analysis" is more of making your own decision, dont follow blindly what other ppl say or post. i believe some of the forumers here got what i mean.
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cheongwee
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09-Jan-2008 13:57     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Manikamaniho...u are right,,,i always go for liquid stock..if a stock is good but nobody is playing how to mnake money...like Buffet go supa long...30 yrs..i cannot wait that long..that is one of my rule..must be liquid and high vol..
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Manikamaniho
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09-Jan-2008 13:48     
 
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"doing your own analysis" sounds okay, but even with one thousand analysts, it will still be pure speculation... Smiley

So what's the value of anyone's analysis?

Speculatiion must be played by rules, not analysis.
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