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W/O ur posting, i don hv a good guess, jus hope someone some day can be better then me.

 

Well!, just hv to thk U 1st .yah..this time i m, maybe lucky. Monday can again see East Asia staring at a listless mkt,with the exception of shanghai co's of BOC success & ICBC coming offer, that mean EU stock can oso mean a no good sign, following DOWn. then DOW can open lower before recovering a little, still it -ve by close to 50 points.

 

Teeth, Dow closed at 10,739.35. You're pretty accurate. So a good post rating to you as promised. As for others who just said Dow will go down, no points for you.

 

hey billywows... I believe you will be right...



NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- Stocks tumbled for the third straight session Friday amid surging oil prices, heightened violence in the Middle East and worries about corporate profits.




The Dow Jones Industrial average (down 106.94 to 10,739.35, Charts) sank 1 percent, leaving it up just 0.2 percent for the year.

he broader Standard & Poor's 500 (down 6.09 to 1,236.20, Charts) index slipped 0.5 percent, and the Nasdaq composite (down 16.76 to 2,037.35, Charts)slid about 0.8 percent Friday, dragging them further into the red for the year.

The S&P 500 is down nearly 1 percent in 2006, while the Nasdaq has tumbled 7.6 percent so far this year.

The rout started Wednesday as fighting between Israel and Lebanon's Hezbollah escalated, sending oil soaring to record highs. Traders worry that rising oil could feed inflation and slow economic growth, hurting corporate profits.The selloff is part of a broader pullback that has pummeled markets since late May. After hitting a 2006 high on May 10, the Dow has lost 7.8 percent of its value, first on worries about a slowing economy and rising interest rates, and now on global concer

 

NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- U.S. stocks tumbled Friday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average down more than 100 points for a third session, as Israel intensified its offensive in Lebanon.

Weak retail sales and consumer-sentiment data as well as some disappointment over General Electric Co's results added to negative sentiment.

 

Continue to corret.....

 

 

Woww.. DOW not down - d n but up tonite, Din 1st then dong, din and dong, every day like that dindong ,every good for day traders.

 

LONDON (MarketWatch) -- U.S. stock market futures on Friday were pointing to a modest rebound following two days of heavy losses in the markets, with traders awaiting General Electric earnings and retail sales data.

S&P 500 futures rose 3.5 points at 1,251.00 and Nasdaq 100 futures rose 3 points at 1,492.75. Dow industrials futures improved 23 points.

On Thursday, the Dow industrials posted its second-straight dip of over 100 points -- shedding 1.5% overall -- with Middle Eastern tensions, SAP's revenue warning and broker downgrades for Wal-Mart Stores and Walt Disney Co. weighing.

Crude-oil futures rose 55 cents to $77.25 a barrel in electronic trading Friday.

Asia markets also declined on Friday, with analysts attributing the decline more to the surge in oil prices than the well-flagged quarter-point rate hike by the Bank of Japan, which ended the country's zero interest rate policy. The Nikkei 225 lost 1.7% in Tokyo. See Asia markets.

The dollar actually rose against the yen, as traders bet that the central bank would take its time before making further rate hikes.

Friday will see a number of U.S. economic releases, including retail sales, which probably rose 0.4% in June.

 

Dow will start dowing on opening by 50 points, then edge up alittle close to 10,846.29 pts before downing again by 100++  pts to 10,734.56 pts.

 

they left out the letter N in dow

 

derekchong - where did you get that?

 

singapore happiness ranking going down again. 131............?

 

I'll give a good post rating if anyone can predict Dow's closing.

 

Dow will correct for at least another day.

 

CHEAP, CHEAP never mind, cheap stock can buy back chaper later on, provided one must know when to buy back, start doing one home work 1st. Sign is that trading volume will definate go lower.

 

SELL while still CAN, LEILONG, LEILONG !!!!!

 

Worst is not getting anythings better, news paper veryday bad bad news oni, internet news even faster bad news, so no good for stock liao.

 

All red..the worst is yet to come!

 

It will be a sad, sad day for stocks today....



NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- Stocks slumped for a second straight session Thursday, with the Dow posting its biggest point loss in six weeks, in response to escalating tensions in the Mideast, record oil prices and worries about corporate profits.

The Dow Jones Industrial average (down 166.89 to 10,846.29, Charts) skidded about 1.5 percent. The world's most widely watched stock market gauge sank 1 percent Wednesday.