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Not "will"... but "may"...
It
may also close
-200 pts...
Dow will close green tonight
Big Buy.... Big LONG.... Wed is the day....
dun regret... me bankrupt liao.... still Big LONG BUY.... hehe...
it depends on what you have invested and at what price...
The plain fact it takes hell of a long,
long time even to break-even...
hehehe...
rickyw ( Date: 16-May-2010 10:42) Posted:
so i can assume your portfolio also now in red?? actually last year lesson is...keep accumulating when dip is better
smartrader ( Date: 16-May-2010 10:37) Posted:
| you could lose more if you retreat too fast..that's how speculators scare people to sell cheap to them... |
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not yet in red... made less on paper
so i can assume your portfolio also now in red?? actually last year lesson is...keep accumulating when dip is better
smartrader ( Date: 16-May-2010 10:37) Posted:
| you could lose more if you retreat too fast..that's how speculators scare people to sell cheap to them... |
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you could lose more if you retreat too fast..that's how speculators scare people to sell cheap to them...
dun be hero sleep with snake
Does appear that way for now.
smartrader ( Date: 15-May-2010 22:21) Posted:
| no worry.. something good will always come up when the govts are united against speculators.. |
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no worry.. something good will always come up when the govts are united against speculators..
no eye see, gg to Zzzzz liao...
SOON DOW JONES WILL FOLLOW EUROPE VERY VERY JIA LAH,,,,,,OIL PRICE ALREADY JIA LAH,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,NEXT MONDAY ASIA MARKET WHO CATCH THE FALLING KNIFE ALSO JIA LAH,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
DOW JONES DOWN HUNDRED PLUS,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,BUT EUROPE VERYVERY JIA LAH NOW,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,STILL KEEPING DOWN,,,,,,,,,,,,,LIKE PPL THERE CRAZY LIKE THE EXIT POINT CLOSED,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,SO
when it down it will down,,,,,,,,,,,,nomatter how the support and interven,,,,,,,,,,,,,that is market,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,dont against it when it down,,,,,,,,,,,,we dont buy it,,,,,,,,,,,,,,and dont short it,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,untill it co9rrection wave dry off,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,then buy not late,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,why catch the hot water or shaft knife,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,BUKIT TIMAH HILL
strong buy... me bankrupt liao... but still strong buy..... hehe...
dun miss the chance....
Though the
Dow closed a bit in the red zone, there is still much 'internal strength'...
The daily closing chart pattern appears deliciously to the eyes like a
diver's spring board...
One can easily imagine how much upward rally potential is implied by this
springboard alone...
So much so it makes many people
salivate and drool copiously at this very moment...
This is a highly bullish situation
for the time being...
But this is only one person's (possibly more than that) analysis...
Please do not buy just based on this...
hehehe...
Wall St retreats as eurozone debt worries
return
NEW YORK - US stocks dipped on Tuesday as
investors turned wary about a massive bailout plan for the eurozone
announced a day earlier that had sparked euphoria on global equity
markets.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 55.02 points (0.51 per
cent) to 10,730.12 in opening trades, after staging a 404-point gain on
Monday that was its biggest rally in more than a year.
The tech-studded Nasdaq composite dropped 14.84 points (0.62 per
cent) to 2,359.83 and the broad-market Standard & Poor's 500 index
slid 7.04 points (0.61 per cent) to 1,152.69.
The Wall Street pullback followed losses on Asian and European stock
markets in the wake of powerful rallies on Monday triggered by the
European Union and International Monetary Fund's rescue plan to protect
the eurozone from debt crises.
The Dow had jumped 3.90 per cent, the Nasdaq was up 4.81 per cent
and the S&P 500 index climbed 4.40 per cent as the unprecedented
European action temporarily eased market fears that Greece's sovereign
debt crisis could spread to other eurozone members.
However, on Tuesday, concerns mounted about Europe's potential
impact on the global economic recovery.
'The optimism from the US$1-trillion euro-area financial rescue
package is dissipating as the focus shifts to the difficult fiscal
changes that debt-ridden eurozone nations will have to implement to move
toward long-term sustainability,' Charles Schwab & Co analysts said
in a note to clients.
Patrick O'Hare said that markets were waking up to the reality 'that
trying to solve a sovereign debt problem by taking on more debt is a
bit like a consumer trying to solve a debt problem by transferring debt
balances to a credit card with a higher credit limit.
'That tactic buys some time, but it does not change the fact that
one still has a debt problem.' -- AFP
Not only green , but possibly even +200 pts...
No one can tell...
Maybe except those who are long-term investors...
hehehe...
Seems like DOW could close in the Green tonight.
