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louis_leecs
    13-Feb-2008 00:10  
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bufflet announce turn the dow jones up heavy,,,,they open the champines tonite,,,,,,,,tomorow our turn,,,,so long next drink champines and dance walse,,,,,then good ,,,,,cheer st go back above 3000...........cheers
 
 
synnexo
    12-Feb-2008 23:55  
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Stubborn resistant at 3000pts.

If Dow can hold her gains & China dun sneeze, who knows...we might be able to regain the posistion...Smiley
 
 
winsontkl
    12-Feb-2008 23:05  
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Cross 3000 again???
 

 
mike8057d
    12-Feb-2008 11:37  
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I think it's the syndicates that are playing the market 
 
 
cyjjerry85
    12-Feb-2008 10:12  
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for the mini-rally that lasted a few minutes in the morning...i still don't understand why ppl are buying up at the opening price...its like gambling...this week is still crucial and no signs of any concrete uptrend yet...wait for a clear signal...and for those who wish to short today...i doubt it will be a good time too...directionless market
 
 
singaporegal
    12-Feb-2008 10:04  
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Weak volumes today. The rally may not be sustainable.
 

 
synnexo
    12-Feb-2008 07:43  
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Stale fish...?

Seem like a decomposed fish to me...haha...Smiley

Any gains unlikely to be sustainable.
 
 
Livermore
    12-Feb-2008 07:14  
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Time to do one's research on the stocks to buy. At the end of the day and bearing market sentiment, those who see value in stocks with good earnings going forward will reap the rewards 
 
 
cyjjerry85
    12-Feb-2008 01:46  
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getting bored with all those negative reports...like stale fish already...probably some are already numbed by these negative news
 
 
max_lyl
    12-Feb-2008 01:28  
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Shortists already have their rewards. Going forward after CNY, anybody can advise to short at any day and any time?    
 

 
synnexo
    12-Feb-2008 01:25  
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Wonder what will be the headline for tomorrow...Investors remain caution in US economy...Credit woes drag Dow...seem like a never ending of a dark period.
 
 
Livermore
    11-Feb-2008 21:37  
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Last time I used to have 5 stocks and I already considered that a lot. Even with 5 stocks, the losses come very fast when the market turns against you.
 
 
Manikamaniho
    11-Feb-2008 21:14  
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Actually, there's no need at all to agree with mine or anyone's comments, for that matter...

But since you disagree with me, I agree with you... hehehe...  Smiley

 
 
idesa168
    11-Feb-2008 21:11  
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Hi Mani, I disagree too!
 
 
winsontkl
    11-Feb-2008 21:01  
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Should change title since now the great pyschological barrier of 3000 points has broken...

Sub-prime, things of the past, don't think so as so many other sectors unfold its impact esp the financial sector....
 

 
Livermore
    11-Feb-2008 20:34  
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Hi Mani,

I disagree:).

 
 
 
Manikamaniho
    11-Feb-2008 20:27  
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In a bear market, even holding just one stock can cause much depression and devastation ... Smiley
 
 
Livermore
    11-Feb-2008 19:23  
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I prefer to focus on what I buy and not whether US goes into a recession. This recession thing is something to note but it won't totally cloud how I see certain things. During this time of volatility, it is not wise to hold too many stocks. Diversification sounds good but when you have 10 stocks, all 10 can come during this market uncertainty. Your losses become very fast.

 

 

 
 
 
cyjjerry85
    11-Feb-2008 18:51  
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sub-prime solved?? hmmm...hard to say leh...but in my personal opinion...it seems to be diminishing and the news seem to become stale already..but not completely solved la
 
 
Henry$$$
    11-Feb-2008 16:27  
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Sub-prime problem solved! U believe?

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