23 August 2011

ejam77 wrote:

W wrote:

ejam77 wrote:

W wrote:

ejam77 wrote:

yaaa.... ur right.... don't blame others if we loss....heheehhehe.... i trust u man....[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

you in ejam??

yup....but in high price.....just 67lots....play2[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

can collect more ma.. [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

no cap anymore la wes.....withdraw all last week... to buy baju raya for my family..[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

hahaha...good ma..so nice got baju baru wo..

66 and counting down

retracing~ :D

mm will change bid if +50..those not yet in go in now



buy 1 200 lot why so scare..is not the end of the world what..

i will buy somemore if hsi reach 40+ only.....see first

hehehe..good sign..start afternoon session,we will profit..

mm buy sell qty is 5k lot...so is enough for all of us sailang sell all at same time

look at h3..mm gao kan already...reason is high premium

market no more sign bounding...

W wrote:market no more sign bounding... [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

they are just struggling...if we play call warrant samething..maybe i still can make say rm1k etc..but what for...i want at least elephant meat ma.....then only full [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

m$ wrote:look at h3..mm gao kan already...reason is high premium

waaaaa....we play with mm .....hhhmmmmm....so brave![You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

other local put warrant..don fcuking know why they want issue this put warrant..buy q damn huge..sell q 100....hahaha



quess all mm kiasi....they also same feel like us...bear bear

market up because of the possibility for adjusting the rating from S&P?

Reports: Head of rating agency S&P stepping down


NEW YORK (AP) -- The president of Standard & Poor's is stepping
down, a decision coming only weeks after the rating agency's
unprecedented move to strip the United States of its AAA credit rating,
according to reports published Monday.
The Financial Times and The
Wall Street Journal reported that Deven Sharma will stay on as an
adviser to S&P's parent company, McGraw-Hill Cos., until the end of
the year. They said S&P plans to make an official announcement
Tuesday before the U.S. financial markets open.
The newspapers
cite people familiar with the matter who say Sharma's move was in the
works well before S&P downgraded its rating on the U.S. to AA-plus
on Aug. 5.
The Financial Times also said Sharma's decision to
leave S&P was not due to recent reports that the Justice Department
was investigating whether the agency improperly rated dozens of mortgage
securities in the years leading up to the financial crisis in 2008. It
said the move is the result of S&P splitting its data, pricing and
analytics business from its ratings business.
Messages were left with S&P spokesmen seeking comment.
S&P's
downgrade sent shock waves through global financial markets and was
sharply criticized by the Obama administration, which said the agency's
analysis was fundamentally flawed. Other major rating agencies have not
followed S&P's lead.
Sharma joined S&P in 2006 and was
named president the following year. Before that, he was executive vice
president, Global Strategy, at McGraw-Hill for five years.

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xettie wrote:market up because of the possibility for adjusting the rating from S&P?

Reports: Head of rating agency S&P stepping down


NEW YORK (AP) -- The president of Standard & Poor's is stepping
down, a decision coming only weeks after the rating agency's
unprecedented move to strip the United States of its AAA credit rating,
according to reports published Monday.
The Financial Times and The
Wall Street Journal reported that Deven Sharma will stay on as an
adviser to S&P's parent company, McGraw-Hill Cos., until the end of
the year. They said S&P plans to make an official announcement
Tuesday before the U.S. financial markets open.
The newspapers
cite people familiar with the matter who say Sharma's move was in the
works well before S&P downgraded its rating on the U.S. to AA-plus
on Aug. 5.
The Financial Times also said Sharma's decision to
leave S&P was not due to recent reports that the Justice Department
was investigating whether the agency improperly rated dozens of mortgage
securities in the years leading up to the financial crisis in 2008. It
said the move is the result of S&P splitting its data, pricing and
analytics business from its ratings business.
Messages were left with S&P spokesmen seeking comment.
S&P's
downgrade sent shock waves through global financial markets and was
sharply criticized by the Obama administration, which said the agency's
analysis was fundamentally flawed. Other major rating agencies have not
followed S&P's lead.
Sharma joined S&P in 2006 and was
named president the following year. Before that, he was executive vice
president, Global Strategy, at McGraw-Hill for five years.

so gan chan this u.s

89 la

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US can do any s#@& they want and the world is paying for it. :(

xettie wrote:market up because of the possibility for adjusting the rating from S&P?

Reports: Head of rating agency S&P stepping down


NEW YORK (AP) -- The president of Standard & Poor's is stepping
down, a decision coming only weeks after the rating agency's
unprecedented move to strip the United States of its AAA credit rating,
according to reports published Monday.
The Financial Times and The
Wall Street Journal reported that Deven Sharma will stay on as an
adviser to S&P's parent company, McGraw-Hill Cos., until the end of
the year. They said S&P plans to make an official announcement
Tuesday before the U.S. financial markets open.
The newspapers
cite people familiar with the matter who say Sharma's move was in the
works well before S&P downgraded its rating on the U.S. to AA-plus
on Aug. 5.
The Financial Times also said Sharma's decision to
leave S&P was not due to recent reports that the Justice Department
was investigating whether the agency improperly rated dozens of mortgage
securities in the years leading up to the financial crisis in 2008. It
said the move is the result of S&P splitting its data, pricing and
analytics business from its ratings business.
Messages were left with S&P spokesmen seeking comment.
S&P's
downgrade sent shock waves through global financial markets and was
sharply criticized by the Obama administration, which said the agency's
analysis was fundamentally flawed. Other major rating agencies have not
followed S&P's lead.
Sharma joined S&P in 2006 and was
named president the following year. Before that, he was executive vice
president, Global Strategy, at McGraw-Hill for five years.

but should dj up kaw kaw yesterday..

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last call to those miss the boat...take it or leave it..soon mm will adjust sell q [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

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i increase margin of safety till flat then i average down