9th August 2011

dj fut ... -126

hlk wrote:dj fut ... -126

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tomorrow will go office in the morning.....if afternoon chiong i will come back and work from home [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

my office 40 min drive leh [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

Dj future very volatile can up down 100 point in minutes

$ wrote:Dj future very volatile can up down 100 point in minutes

153 liao sifu wish u huat [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

Phoenix what u think of aa price tomorrow

$ wrote:Phoenix what u think of aa price tomorrow

investor see it as good news....as something larger for AA future.....only a few ppl will think this will affect aa negatively so......open at 4???

If open at 4 of course I'm happy but if open gap down then jia lat, I just worry player will sell cause this 2 counters avoided the sell off?

$ wrote:If open at 4 of course I'm happy but if open gap down then jia lat, I just worry player will sell cause this 2 counters avoided the sell off?

ppl sell down cos dj explode mar all fear market crash.....but if dj rebound tonight why need to sell? they will hold lah...also the big buyer in mas....and aa when it go down to 3.8 know abt this deal....thts y they keep sapuing

phoenix wrote:

$ wrote:If open at 4 of course I'm happy but if open gap down then jia lat, I just worry player will sell cause this 2 counters avoided the sell off?

ppl sell down cos dj explode mar all fear market crash.....but if dj rebound tonight why need to sell? they will hold lah...also the big buyer in mas....and aa when it go down to 3.8 know abt this deal....thts y they keep sapuing

MAS free float is only 18% and so it is tightly hold.
Just hope for the best

Hope lo. I just try to get comfort only. Paper loss 18k man. First time never in year kena caught kaw kaw like this

I think mas will rise up 3 time than aa in %. Mean if aa rise 20 cents or 5 % mas may also rise around 20 cent or.~ 15%

$ wrote:Hope lo. I just try to get comfort only. Paper loss 18k man. First time never in year kena caught kaw kaw like this

Hope you will turn it to paper gain and take profits

$ wrote:Hope lo. I just try to get comfort only. Paper loss 18k man. First time never in year kena caught kaw kaw like this

used to winning [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.] bo kuan si lose

$ wrote:I think mas will rise up 3 time than aa in %. Mean if aa rise 20 cents or 5 % mas may also rise around 20 cent or.~ 15%

the premium of mas bb might drop fast.....or might goreng up like tenaga lets watch [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

also the many share tht will rebound tomorrow if dj up or down?

If I breakeven I m happy already, the stock already pick up.

thk you heard some rumors before they are suspended? else why u buy mas share???

$ wrote:If I breakeven I m happy already, the stock already pick up.

if it opens low cl and buy back lor what to do???follow wave up who knows u end up in bigger profit [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

phoenix wrote:

$ wrote:If I breakeven I m happy already, the stock already pick up.

if it opens low cl and buy back lor what to do???follow wave up who knows u end up in bigger profit [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

bt really chikek hor.....suspend so many day at the same time see dow drop 600 points

Stocks recoup losses on Bernanke hopes

LONDON (AP) -- Speculation that the U.S. Federal Reserve may announce another round of monetary easing helped stocks recover their poise Tuesday after many global markets entered official bear market territory.

The Fed gave no indication of what action it would take at meeting Tuesday, but hopes that it will be forced into more action helped stocks in Europe and Wall Street futures recover. Investors still remained worried, however, about the consequences of the U.S. credit downgrade, Europe's debt crisis and mounting expectations of a global recession.

"Rumors are rife when markets are like this, the latest being that there will be a statement from the Fed ahead of the open," said David Jones, chief market strategist at IG Index. "Traders are shell-shocked by the recent drops and it remains difficult to see what can be done in the short-term to instill any confidence back into the market."

In Europe, the FTSE 100 index of leading British shares was up 0.2 percent at 5,076 while France's CAC-40 rose 0.7 percent. Germany's DAX though continued to underperform its peers, trading 1.4 percent lower at 5,841.

The Fed talk ratcheted up the optimism for the U.S. open -- Dow futures were up 1.9 percent at 10,925 while the broader Standard & Poor's 500 futures rallied 2.2 percent at 1,135.

One option for the Fed is to announce that it is considering another monetary stimulus, which would be its third in the last three years. Kenneth Rogoff, a Harvard University economist, says that may be the only hope to help the U.S. avoid a Japan-style lost decade of low growth and benign prices.

Louise Cooper, a markets analyst at BGC Partners, said another stimulus could take equity markets up "substantially" though it "may not pack quite the same punch."

Stocks around the world were supported after August 2010, when the Fed announced a $600 billion monetary easing, which ended in June. Since that easing ended, "chaos has ensued," Cooper said.

The recovery in stocks has come after many markets officially entered bear market territory, whereby they have fallen by over 20 percent since their peak as investors looked for relatively safer assets to park their cash, such as gold and the Swiss franc.

The other major worry in the markets remains Europe's debt crisis and here again there are signs that the recent stresses may be easing, albeit as a result of an intervention by the European Central Bank.

The European Central Bank stepped in Monday and bought billions of euros worth of their bonds. The move helped to lower yields on Spanish and Italian bonds. They have fallen a tad more Tuesday. The yield on Spain's ten-year bonds has dropped 0.19 percentage point to 4,96 percent while the Italian equivalent declined 0.17 percentage point to 5.06 percent.

In the oil markets, worries over the state of the global economy continued to weigh on prices. The main benchmark rate was down $1.34 at $79.97 a barrel. Earlier it had fallen to $75.71, its lowest since September 2010.

Stock markets in the traditionally oil-dependent Middle East were also nose-diving Tuesday, including the benchmark index in OPEC powerhouse Saudi Arabia, the region's largest economy, dropped 3.6 percent to 5,837 points by midday.

Egypt, which is far less oil-dependent than Saudi Arabia, was also among the region's biggest decliners, with the EGX30 index plunging 4.5 percent to 4,488 points. The exchange temporarily halted trading late in the morning once broader indicators fell by more than 5 percent.

The broad declines around the world followed big falls in Asia earlier.

The retreat was led by Hong Kong's Hang Seng, which tumbled 5.7 percent to 19,330.70. Other markets fell too, including Japan's Nikkei 225 stock average, which ended 1.7 percent lower at 8,944.48, having earlier traded 4 percent down. China's main market in Shanghai fared moderately better, closing less than a point lower only at 2,645.70.

Pamela Sampson in Bangkok and Adam Schreck in Dubai, United Arab Emirates contributed to this report

phoenix wrote:Stocks recoup losses on Bernanke hopes

LONDON (AP) -- Speculation that the U.S. Federal Reserve may announce another round of monetary easing helped stocks recover their poise Tuesday after many global markets entered official bear market territory.

The Fed gave no indication of what action it would take at meeting Tuesday, but hopes that it will be forced into more action helped stocks in Europe and Wall Street futures recover. Investors still remained worried, however, about the consequences of the U.S. credit downgrade, Europe's debt crisis and mounting expectations of a global recession.

"Rumors are rife when markets are like this, the latest being that there will be a statement from the Fed ahead of the open," said David Jones, chief market strategist at IG Index. "Traders are shell-shocked by the recent drops and it remains difficult to see what can be done in the short-term to instill any confidence back into the market."

In Europe, the FTSE 100 index of leading British shares was up 0.2 percent at 5,076 while France's CAC-40 rose 0.7 percent. Germany's DAX though continued to underperform its peers, trading 1.4 percent lower at 5,841.

The Fed talk ratcheted up the optimism for the U.S. open -- Dow futures were up 1.9 percent at 10,925 while the broader Standard & Poor's 500 futures rallied 2.2 percent at 1,135.

One option for the Fed is to announce that it is considering another monetary stimulus, which would be its third in the last three years. Kenneth Rogoff, a Harvard University economist, says that may be the only hope to help the U.S. avoid a Japan-style lost decade of low growth and benign prices.

Louise Cooper, a markets analyst at BGC Partners, said another stimulus could take equity markets up "substantially" though it "may not pack quite the same punch."

Stocks around the world were supported after August 2010, when the Fed announced a $600 billion monetary easing, which ended in June. Since that easing ended, "chaos has ensued," Cooper said.

The recovery in stocks has come after many markets officially entered bear market territory, whereby they have fallen by over 20 percent since their peak as investors looked for relatively safer assets to park their cash, such as gold and the Swiss franc.

The other major worry in the markets remains Europe's debt crisis and here again there are signs that the recent stresses may be easing, albeit as a result of an intervention by the European Central Bank.

The European Central Bank stepped in Monday and bought billions of euros worth of their bonds. The move helped to lower yields on Spanish and Italian bonds. They have fallen a tad more Tuesday. The yield on Spain's ten-year bonds has dropped 0.19 percentage point to 4,96 percent while the Italian equivalent declined 0.17 percentage point to 5.06 percent.

In the oil markets, worries over the state of the global economy continued to weigh on prices. The main benchmark rate was down $1.34 at $79.97 a barrel. Earlier it had fallen to $75.71, its lowest since September 2010.

Stock markets in the traditionally oil-dependent Middle East were also nose-diving Tuesday, including the benchmark index in OPEC powerhouse Saudi Arabia, the region's largest economy, dropped 3.6 percent to 5,837 points by midday.

Egypt, which is far less oil-dependent than Saudi Arabia, was also among the region's biggest decliners, with the EGX30 index plunging 4.5 percent to 4,488 points. The exchange temporarily halted trading late in the morning once broader indicators fell by more than 5 percent.

The broad declines around the world followed big falls in Asia earlier.

The retreat was led by Hong Kong's Hang Seng, which tumbled 5.7 percent to 19,330.70. Other markets fell too, including Japan's Nikkei 225 stock average, which ended 1.7 percent lower at 8,944.48, having earlier traded 4 percent down. China's main market in Shanghai fared moderately better, closing less than a point lower only at 2,645.70.

Pamela Sampson in Bangkok and Adam Schreck in Dubai, United Arab Emirates contributed to this report

sifu i thk mr bernanke save u leh [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

Some times if too many share up down the same times like lately, not nec we make the most, cause our very unique feeling that we been accustomed to either is not focus or not functional. So many stock Ho say Holland same time couple with bb rules no more follows for me it's sometimes more on luck liao. I still prefer not more than 3 mom chiong at the same time and mak3 most out of it

$ wrote:Some times if too many share up down the same times like lately, not nec we make the most, cause our very unique feeling that we been accustomed to either is not focus or not functional. So many stock Ho say Holland same time couple with bb rules no more follows for me it's sometimes more on luck liao. I still prefer not more than 3 mom chiong at the same time and mak3 most out of it

true lor.....cant get all....so when this kind of things happen like all stock chiong....what do you suggest we do?

If I don hold any share I don give a damn to news and dj. now I can feel and understand why investlah side keep. Debate non stop.

$ wrote:If I don hold any share I don give a damn to news and dj. [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.] now I can feel and understand why investlah side keep. Debate non stop.

suffer right being investor?? as a day trader we earn lots of money at the same time we dont need to care about fundamentals.....charts.....have good sleep every night.....but u do invest some right?