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02-Aug-2007 06:43     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Yesterday was activated by the force sell due to T+3, which those did not pay at T+3 was being sell off at 4th day, which trigger the sudden drop in share price after 11am. This sudden fall attract the shortist, which force the price lower, have pickup the good one Capitaland, As last year 1 Aug 06, price is $4.18, yesterday 1Aug07 price is only $7.35, but the result indicate a 5 times profit which means that the price if with the same PE ratio as last year should reach $20++, I am not expecting much but target at $15, which is a 2times earning. Ha!ha!
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02-Aug-2007 06:12     
 
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from CNN:

Stock valuations are reasonable For one, stocks aren't too pricey and sell offs are likely to bring in buyers looking for a bargain.

"A lot of stocks are looking reasonably cheap," said Peter Dixon, strategist at Commerzbank in London. "On the basis of valuations, you've got to continue to favor equities," he said.

In the U.S., the S&P 500 index is valued at about 15 times 2008 earnings, which makes stocks attractive investments, according to Stephen Leeb, president of New York-based Leeb Capital Management.

Deals not doomed Private equity buyouts have helped support the stock rally in the U.S. and Europe as investors have bet that nearly any public company could be taken over.

The outlook for these deals is looking murky as buyout firms face hurdles securing financing, but a slowdown in leveraged buyouts isn't going to have a substantial impact on stocks.

"The exit of private equity is not going to be what caps this market. There are lots of corporate buyers out there willing to step up to the plate and fill the gaps left by private equity," Leeb said.

Economy still fundamentally strong Turmoil in the credit markets is being caused by a repricing of risk, and not from problems stemming from the broader economy, many say.

"In our opinion this is a financial market event rather than a real economy event," said John Ip, senior economist for Morley Fund Management in London.

As a result, highly leveraged companies and financial firms are likely to feel the pain. But so far, it doesn't look like the upheaval is affecting the ability of companies on sound footing to get credit, he said.

Treasury Secretary Hank Paulson said Wednesday that the fallout from subprime problems was contained and that the global economy remains strong, Reuters reported.

In a sign of the strength of the worldwide economy, the International Monetary Fund last week revised its global growth forecast for 2007 and 2008 to 5.2 percent, up from a previous forecast of 4.9 percent.

Plenty of cash out there Despite problems roiling the debt markets, liquidity - or the amount of money available for investing - remains plentiful worldwide.

China and Russia, for example, have accumulated massive reserves. The global economic boom has also helped drive corporate profits, and many companies are sitting on loads of cash.

"Liquidity is quite abundant and it will cushion the world's economy and the financial markets against the current turmoil," Tony Crescenzi, chief bond market strategist at Miller Tabak and Co. in New York, wrote in a note this weekThe tumult in the credit market may persist for some time, but it's likely that "credit formation will return to levels sufficient to power a continuation of the global economic expansion," he wrote.
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cyjjerry85
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02-Aug-2007 02:35     
 
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The fluctuations are strong...ups and downs...very unstable...such a market should well be avoided...if you do not want to buy at a high (which u thought it was the lowest of low already)...and then sell lower than the low......

Here's the key updates from Yahoo! Finance of the DOW:

US STOCKS-S&P falls on credit worries, oil shares slipGLOBAL MARKETS-Stocks mixed on credit fears, bonds struggle
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01-Aug-2007 19:58     
 
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 Alert Admin 		DJ Futures now at -75
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gho485
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01-Aug-2007 19:51     
 
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This is going to be real bad until proven other wise. Many are going to be wounded. All are trying squeeze out of the nearest exit door. Reckon will be another hard hitting day for Dow. STI may contiune to fall further tomorrow..

Just have to wait and see....
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01-Aug-2007 19:34     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Wednesday August 1, 7:09 am ET
By Madlen Read, AP Business Writer
Stocks Poised for Lower Open on Wall Street Ahead of Mortgage, Home Sales Data

 
NEW YORK (AP) -- Stock futures fell sharply Wednesday, as Wall Street prepared to embark on another steep decline due to ongoing worries about U.S. home loans.
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01-Aug-2007 18:00     
 
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Does not look good for US market tonight ....

LONDON (CNNMoney.com) -- Stocks were poised to fall sharply Wednesday as the troubled subprime mortgage sector once again shook investors.

At 4:46 a.m. ET, futures were lower, with a comparison to fair value pointing to heavy losses for Wall Street after the market open.
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01-Aug-2007 08:58     
 
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QUOTES:

Market Overview



Market Summary USAAMERICASEUROPEASIACURRENCIES

Major Market Indexes
Industry Indexes
International Indexes
Sector Performance
Rates
DJIA 13,211.99    -146.32    -1.10%
Nasdaq 2,546.27    -37.01    -1.43%
S&P 500 1,455.27    -18.64    -1.26%
Dow Util 479.36    +0.94    +0.20%
NYSE 9,554.50    -68.68    -0.71%
AMEX 2,270.66    +20.50    +0.91%
Russell 2000 776.12    -8.11    -1.03%
Semcond 499.08    -11.80    -2.31%
Gold future 679.30    +2.70    +0.40%
30-Year Bond 4.92%    -0.04    -0.75%
10-Year Bond 4.77%    -0.03    -0.69%

 Market Diaries
Issues: NYSE Nasdaq
Advancing  1,402  1,237
Declining  1,923  1,812
Unchanged  87  113
Total:  3,412  3,162
Issues at:
52-Week High  18  18
52-Week Low  174  164
Volume:
Advancing  497,019,000  880,674,000
Declining  1,698,797,000  1,855,404,000
Unchanged  -51,763,000  -589,255,000
Total:  2,144,053,000  2,146,823,000

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C 46.57    -0.620 46.80M  
GE 38.76    -0.510 42.78M  
AMD 13.54    -0.250 38.82M  
EMC 18.51    -0.310 37.03M  
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KiLrOy
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01-Aug-2007 08:56     
 
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Yells: "I buy only what I can see."
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 Alert Admin 		Not BoA...!  My moolah is in there!
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01-Aug-2007 08:51     
 
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As American Home falls, top banks may take a hit
Bank of America, UBS and Bear Stearns loaned billions to mortgage company
By David Weidner, MarketWatch
Last Update: 4:22 PM ET Jul 31, 2007
NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- Investors in American Home Mortgage Investment Corp. may not be the only casualties as that lender teeters on the brink of liquidation.
Wall Street banks may also be on the hook for billions of dollars in bad loans.
Barclays, UBS, Bear Stearns Cos. and Bank of America Corp. are among the banks that provided a combined $9.7 billion in loans to back American Home's (AHM :
american home mtg invt corp com
Last: 1.04-9.43-90.07%
8:04pm 07/31/2007
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AHM1.04, -9.43, -90.1%) mortgage underwriting, according to the company's quarterly filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
American home said Tuesday it has missed margin calls from its lenders and has hired advisers to consider strategic options including the liquidation of its assets. Its shares plunged $9.43 to close at $1.04. See full story.
Among the loans American Home disclosed: a $2 billion pre-purchase facility with the Real Estate Securities unit of UBS (UBS :
UBS Ag
Last: 55.07+0.12+0.22%
8:21pm 07/31/2007
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UBS55.07, +0.12, +0.2%) , a $2.0 billion credit facility from Bear Stearns (BSC :
The Bear Stearns Companies Inc
Last: 121.22-6.03-4.74%
8:06pm 07/31/2007
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BSC121.22, -6.03, -4.7%) , a $1.3 billion syndicated loan led by Bank of America (BAC :
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8:05pm 07/31/2007
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BAC47.42, -0.28, -0.6%) , a $1 billion loan from Barclays (BCS :
Barclays PLC
Last: 55.99+0.11+0.20%
8:05pm 07/31/2007
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BCS55.99, +0.11, +0.2%) , a $1.5 billion syndicated loan led by Calyon Securities and a $124 million loan from J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. (JPM :
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Last: 44.01-0.74-1.65%
8:13pm 07/31/2007
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JPM44.01, -0.74, -1.7%) .
It also has a $250 million credit facility with ABN Amro (ABN :
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American Home said there are committed credit lines for the loans from Bank of America, J.P. Morgan Chase and Calyon Securities.
The company also said it has sale gestation facilities with UBS, Greenwich Capital Financial Products, Inc., Societe Generale, and Deutsche Bank (DB :
deutsche bank ag namen ord
Last: 136.28+1.52+1.13%
8:08pm 07/31/2007
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DB136.28, +1.52, +1.1%) .
Representatives from UBS, Bank of America and Barclays did not immediately return calls seeking comment. A spokeswoman for Bear Stearns declined comment. A spokesman for J.P. Morgan declined comment.
Officials from ABN Amro and Calyon Securities could not be reached. End of Story


David Weidner covers Wall Street for MarketWatch.
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gho485
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01-Aug-2007 07:05     
 
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Backlash of Dow....Early gains was wipe out in late afternoon of trade. This is a weak signal. Potential downside coming up....

Stay out!
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01-Aug-2007 03:18     
 
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NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- Early gains on Wall Street all but evaporated in Tuesday afternoon trading, as investors eyed new credit market developments and the latest corporate earnings.Oil prices, which neared record highs, also pressured stocks.

Index Value: 13,334.57
Trade Time: 3:15PM ET
Change: Down 23.74 (0.18%)
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cyjjerry85
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01-Aug-2007 02:36     
 
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Now for the down of the DOW:

US STOCKS-Earnings lift blue chips, credit woes linger
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cyjjerry85
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01-Aug-2007 01:49     
 
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From Bloomberg:

 
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imall29
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01-Aug-2007 00:53     
 
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Dow up 80 points ....

Index Value: 13,438.54
Trade Time: 12:49PM ET
Change: Up 80.23 (0.60%)



NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- Wall Street investors exercised some caution after a sharply higher start Tuesday, amid upbeat General Motors earnings, a flurry of economic readings, and residual credit market concerns.

The Dow Jones industrial average (up 61.86 to 13,420.17, Charts) climbed 46 points, or about 0.4 percent, 2 hours into the session, after climbing by as much as 138 points after the market open.
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cyjjerry85
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31-Jul-2007 02:35     
 
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Profit optimism lifts Wall St gloom



NEW YORK (Reuters) - Stocks rose in choppy trade on Monday after Wall Street's worst week in nearly five years as optimism about the earnings outlook offset concerns about the deteriorating credit market.

"There are a lot of jitters about credit out there," said Brian Gendreau, investment strategist at ING Investment Management in New York.

"But earnings are coming in better than expected, we have moderate growth, moderate inflation and global growth is strong. I think stocks will be higher at the end of the year."

US STOCKS-Earnings optimism helps fuel rebound



NEW YORK, July 30 (Reuters) - U.S. stocks rose on Monday, as optimism about earnings and M&A activity in the industrial sector countered the worries about worsening credit conditions that led to a global equity sell-off last week.

Expectations for quarterly earnings growth by Standard & Poor's 500 companies were raised to 6.8 percent compared with the year-ago period from 6.0 percent one week earlier, according to Reuters Estimates.

"The market is getting a bounce back. It was definitely oversold. It is also good to get some greed in there because we've had a lot of fear," said Manny Weintraub, managing director at Integre Advisors in New York.

"But I don't think we have the conditions for a permanent floor and the resumption of a bull market here."

Rising delinquencies and defaults in home loans and falling home prices contributed to stocks' recent losses.


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31-Jul-2007 00:17     
 
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lausk22,

Indeed an interesting article.

So in brief, the next time u see Dow shed 3-digit points, dont panic.

Just remain calm & watch the trend...Smiley
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lausk22
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30-Jul-2007 22:48     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Dow freaks out ....an interesting analysis at CNN Money

http://money.cnn.com/2007/07/30/markets/sloan_drop.fortune/index.htm?postversion=2007073009
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cheongwee
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30-Jul-2007 22:35     
 
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 Alert Admin 		hey guy no worry....GM will report good profit...why???becos the dollar was cheap..you got it...i think the storm is basically no issue...
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cheongwee
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30-Jul-2007 17:44     
 
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The future is up 34pts...tonite DOw will most likely up...let hope so...like last feb..over soon.....................
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