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STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors
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belgeran
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21-Oct-2011 14:51
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hmms.. index is up.. but the stocks ain't moving... other than a selected few... | ||||
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yummygd
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21-Oct-2011 14:49
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thanks!
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Isolator
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21-Oct-2011 14:42
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Yes.... Gap just  filled... HSI is time to rebound... lol
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stoheart72
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21-Oct-2011 14:26
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Most unfortunate for the greek citizen, the demonstration had started to get violent and one protestor is dead reported today. If their government decide to do everything to stay in EU, the people  going to suffer greatly, yet if they leave EU, the country also going to suffer. Analyst said that if they had been allowed to go into default when the problem started, they would have been down and restructured and started recovering by now, but the constant pump  and attempt to promote  optimistic view  for the market  killed that option.  Looks like  the greek citizen is going to be the scapegoat this time round. | ||||
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yummygd
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21-Oct-2011 14:25
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if u go long on hsi doesn it mean sti is going long too?
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wishbone
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21-Oct-2011 14:06
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Today the most of the markets are playing the DURIAN Game HAHA!! ![]() |
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Isolator
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21-Oct-2011 14:05
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Time for me to long HSI.... go go go.... lol | ||||
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iPunter
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21-Oct-2011 13:51
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Stock market is not " sng-sng" ... If one cannot afford to lose money, one must not play shares... ![]() |
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Bookie
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21-Oct-2011 13:47
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i think 2day rebow coz of gold only.  | ||||
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SupremeA
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21-Oct-2011 13:34
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Is it tiring to type that funny?
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iPunter
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21-Oct-2011 13:25
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People looking at a chartis like those blind men       theorizing contentiously and confidently about               the real shape of the elephant they couldn't see.             In the case of the stock market, it is the shape of                               things to come. Since no one can tell the market's                                       future move, it is futile to be contentious, let alone                                               confidently so. In this regard, long-term players                                                     (ie. holders) are taking much greater risks than                                                               short-term players. At this point in time many                                                                       are already devastated by simply holding on                                                                                 to their stocks during the past 12 months                                                                                             or so, regardless of their entry price ... ![]()
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medivh
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21-Oct-2011 12:10
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To add on, DON'T ENVY those who say they EARN !  (its for them to know, for you to find out,  but who cares? not your money also)   Rather LEARN to trade at your own risk and judgement.. (when you see the REAL cash in your pockets, that's the truth!)
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louis001
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21-Oct-2011 12:08
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there is no my chart or your chart, a chart is a same chart which records past price movement up to the last minutes.... but there is my eye or your eye, what you see is not what he see.... sometimes you see right, sometimes you see wrong..still the same chart...LOL
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Sgshares
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21-Oct-2011 12:02
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maybe sell down this afternoon? lol | ||||
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Laulan
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21-Oct-2011 11:52
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I like PM's goal of making Sg a vaibrant economy.  So far it isn't if we look at the Singapore stock market.  It is being played left and right as though rigged so that most elderly retired lost their savings.How to have our economy vibrant when the major part of it is not in good health?  Can make one think too much, lol. |
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Sgshares
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21-Oct-2011 11:28
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UPDATE: Fitch Says Any EU Plan Won't Solve Ratings Woes --Euro zone ratings set to remain under pressure, even if a deal is agreed --France's AAA is safe, no plans to change --US lawmakers need to cut spending to avoid a negative outlook (Updates with timing of expected EU deal in paragraph four) By Enda Curran Of Dow Jones Newswires SYDNEY (Dow Jones)--Any new deal to shore up the euro-zone likely won't be enough to relieve pressure on the region's sovereign ratings, though France's AAA stamp is safe, a top executive at Fitch Ratings said. " In the short term, we are not expecting any change in our rating or outlook on France," Tony Stringer, chief operating officer global sovereigns and supra-nationals at Fitch, told Dow Jones Newswires in an interview. France's credit quality is crucial for the key rescue mechanism in the euro-zone, the European Financial Stability Fund, which effectively depends on Germany and France for its own AAA rating. Europe's leaders have delayed until Wednesday an expected announcement on a plan to bolster the emergency lending mechanism, recapitalize the banks and agree losses with holders of Greek government bonds. For the single currency's weaker members the risk of more rating downgrades remains real as any new deal will take time to implement and the crisis won't ease quickly, Stringer said. " The balance of risks across the euro-zone remain on the downside and will continue to remain on the downside for at least the next 12 months," he said ahead of a conference here. Ratings firms, including Fitch, have been aggressive in downgrading Europe's most heavily indebted countries to such an extent the European Commission is considering a ban on issuing sovereign ratings for governments in bailout talks. The U.S. isn't clear of uncertainty either. Stringer repeated a warning from August, when Fitch affirmed the U.S. AAA rating, that a special new deficit cutting panel will need to hit its targets if Washington wants to keep its AAA stamp. " If the Joint Select Committee are unable to deliver on US$1.2 trillion of fiscal consolidation measures, then we will be reviewing the rating again. That could result in at least a change in the outlook to negative," he said. That committee was established as part of a deal in August to raise the nation's debt ceiling, which sent markets spinning, and has until Nov. 23 to come up with the savings plan. Stringer warned that the political atmosphere in Washington was disrupting efforts to reach a deal. " They still face some fairly big challenges on the fiscal side." For now the focus remains on Europe where a Greek default is inevitable, Stringer said. One positive in the euro-zone is Ireland, whose government is making encouraging progress in hitting its bailout targets, the Fitch executive said. But if the expected deal amongst Europe's leaders misses expectations, the world's financial markets could be in for a renewed downward spiral. " If they fall short of expectations, then we are going to enter another very difficult period of market volatility and asset prices will probably suffer fairly severely," Stringer said. -By Enda Curran, Dow Jones Newswires 61-2-8272-4687 enda.curran@dowjones.com |
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Laulan
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21-Oct-2011 11:26
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Don't see chart, I still say DOW is going to be green tonight.  It is just a carrying through from last night's late rally.  October options prices are too low already, and any significant " cheong"   in the market will still cause many options to expire worthless. The rally is probably due to the news of lower unemployment claims which got a little delay of being digested by investors. |
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SGG_SGG
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21-Oct-2011 11:20
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come let me adjust your chart, i think is upside down heheheheheh
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Isolator
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21-Oct-2011 11:13
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My chart say DOW will be green today... lol |
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Sgshares
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21-Oct-2011 11:11
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think so too.
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