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10.5 at least.... heng can get 10.8....
dun say got $$$ dun share.... hehe....
News 16Feb'2010
Kraft Foods Inc. (KFT) ( in USD$ million )
Total Revenue: 31-Dec-09 $11,000.00^ VS 31-Dec-08 $10,767.00* +2.16%
Net Income: 31-Dec-09 $710.00^ VS 31-Dec-08 $163.00* +335.6%
^ http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Kraft-Foods-4Q-profit-more-apf-3732919674.html?x=0&sec=topStories&pos=2&asset=&ccode= *reuters
Updated: DOW Components' Quarterly Data ; Q on Q Comparison
Better Rev: 18 companies 60.00% + 1 = 19 companies 63.33% (", ) (", ) (", )
Lesser Rev: 12 companies 40.00% - 1 = 11 companies 36.67%
Total: 30 companies
Better Profit: 19 companies 63.33% + 1 = 20 companies 66.67% (", ) (", ) (", )
Lesser Profit: 11 companies 36.67% - 1 = 10 companies 33.33%
Total: 30 companies
tradersgx ( Date: 14-Feb-2010 18:08) Posted:
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has fundamental changed???? yes....
has interests rate hike in pipeline??? yes....
has to long Big Time???? yes....
dun say got chance to make $$$ dun share... hehe....
quit liao....
oh ..start to move so cannot trade liao...goodnight..
| CITIGROUP ORD | C | USD | 3.22 | 3,606 | 3.23 | +0.050 | 3.24 |
kiasu... exit by end 2011 since it is predicted 4 to 5 yrs...
2014
tradersgx ( Date: 15-Feb-2010 13:18) Posted:
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fill in the blank ?
FA: Financial crisis of 2007–2010
TA: Began of crisis ; EMA100 crossed downward EMA200 on Feb'2008
TA: End of crisis ; EMA100 crossed upward EMA200 on Sep'2009
TA: Recovery; 2009 to 2011
http://finance.yahoo.com/echarts?s=%5EDJI#chart67:symbol=^dji;range=19990701,20100212;indicator=ema(100,200)+macd;charttype=line;crosshair=on;ohlcvalues=0;logscale=off
FA: 2001 – Bursting of dot-com bubble – speculations concerning internet companies crashed
TA: Began of crisis ; EMA100 crossed downward EMA200 on Mar'2001
TA: End of crisis ; EMA100 crossed upward EMA200 on Jul'2003
TA: Recovery; 2003 to 2007 (approx 4~5 years)
FA: Financial crisis of 2007–2010
TA: Began of crisis ; EMA100 crossed downward EMA200 on Feb'2008
TA: End of crisis ; EMA100 crossed upward EMA200 on Sep'2009
TA: Recovery; 2009 to ???
keke
FA: 2001 – Bursting of dot-com bubble – speculations concerning internet companies crashed
TA: Began of crisis ; EMA100 crossed downward EMA200 on Mar'2001
TA: End of crisis ; EMA100 crossed upward EMA200 on Jul'2003
TA: Recovery; 2003 to 2007 (approx 4~5 years)
FA: Financial crisis of 2007–2010
TA: Began of crisis ; EMA100 crossed downward EMA200 on Feb'2008
TA: End of crisis ; EMA100 crossed upward EMA200 on Sep'2009
TA: Recovery; 2009 to ???
keke
So Alcoa has more upside when US economy recovers ...
Latest: DOW Components' Quarterly Data ; Q on Q Comparison
Better Rev: 18 companies 60.00% (", ) (", ) (", )
Lesser Rev: 12 companies 40.00%
Total: 30 companies
Better Profit: 19 companies 63.33% (", ) (", ) (", )
Lesser Profit: 11 companies 36.67%
Total: 30 companies
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( in USD$ million )
Alcoa, Inc. (AA)
Total Revenue: 31-Dec-09 $5,433.00 VS 31-Dec-08 $5,688.00 -4.48%
Net Income: 31-Dec-09 -$277.00 VS 31-Dec-08 -$1,191.00 Improved (nm)
American Express Company (AXP)
Total Revenue: 31-Dec-09 $7,051.00 VS 31-Dec-08 $7,303.00 -3.45%
Net Income: 31-Dec-09 $716.00 VS 31-Dec-08 $240.00 +198.33%
Boeing Co. (BA)
Total Revenue: 31-Dec-09 $17,937.00 VS 31-Dec-08 $12,664.00 +41.64%
Net Income: 31-Dec-09 $1,268.00 VS 31-Dec-08 -$86.00 Back to Profit (nm)!
Bank of America Corporation (BAC)
Total Revenue: 31-Dec-09 $17,645.00 VS 31-Dec-08 $21,602.00 -18.32%
Net Income: 31-Dec-09 -$194.00 VS 31-Dec-08 -$1,789.00 Improved (nm)
Caterpillar Inc. (CAT)
Total Revenue: 31-Dec-09 $7,898.00 VS 31-Dec-08 $12,923.00 -38.88%
Net Income: 31-Dec-09 $232.00 VS 31-Dec-08 $661.00 -64.90%
Cisco Systems, Inc. (CSCO)
Total Revenue: 23-Jan-10 $9,815.00 VS 24-Jan-09 $9,089.00 +7.99%
Net Income: 23-Jan-10 $1,853.00 VS 24-Jan-09 $1,504.00 +23.20%
Chevron Corp. (CVX)
Total Revenue: 31-Dec-09 $48,676.00 VS 31-Dec-08 $45,203.00 +7.68%
Net Income: 31-Dec-09 $3,070.00 VS 31-Dec-08 $4,895.00 -37.28%
EI DuPont de Nemours & Co. (DD)
Total Revenue: 31-Dec-09 $6,814.00 VS 31-Dec-08 $6,070.00 +12.26%
Net Income: 31-Dec-09 $441.00 VS 31-Dec-08 -$629.00 Back to Profit (nm)!
Walt Disney Co. (DIS)
Total Revenue: 2-Jan-10 $9,739.00 VS 27-Dec-08 $9,599.00 +1.46%
Net Income: 2-Jan-10 $844.00 VS 27-Dec-08 $845.00 -0.12%
General Electric Co. (GE)
Total Revenue: 31-Dec-09 $41,438.00 VS 31-Dec-08 $46,213.00 -10.33%
Net Income: 31-Dec-09 $3,013.00 VS 31-Dec-08 $3,722.00 -19.05%
The Home Depot, Inc. (HD)
Total Revenue: 1-Nov-09 $16,361.00 VS 2-Nov-08 $17,784.00 -8.00%
Net Income: 1-Nov-09 $689.00 VS 2-Nov-08 $756.00 -8.86%
Hewlett-Packard Company (HPQ)
Total Revenue: 31-Oct-09 $30,777.00 VS 31-Oct-08 $33,603.00 -8.41%
Net Income: 31-Oct-09 $2,412.00 VS 31-Oct-08 $2,112.00 +14.20%
International Business Machines Corp. (IBM)
Total Revenue: 31-Dec-09 $27,231.00 VS 31-Dec-08 $27,006.00 +0.83%
Net Income: 31-Dec-09 $4,813.00 VS 31-Dec-08 $4,427.00 +8.72%
Intel Corporation (INTC)
Total Revenue: 26-Dec-09 $10,569.00 VS 27-Dec-08 $8,226.00 +28.48%
Net Income: 26-Dec-09 $2,282.00 VS 27-Dec-08 $234.00 +875.21%
Johnson & Johnson (JNJ)
Total Revenue: 27-Dec-09 $16,551.00 VS 27-Dec-08 $15,182.00 +9.02%
Net Income: 27-Dec-09 $2,206.00 VS 27-Dec-08 $2,714.00 -18.72%
JPMorgan Chase & Co. (JPM)
Total Revenue: 31-Dec-09 $15,615.00 VS 31-Dec-08 $21,631.00 -27.81%
Net Income: 31-Dec-09 $3,278.00 VS 31-Dec-08 $702.00 +366.95%
Kraft Foods Inc. (KFT)
Total Revenue: 30-Sep-09 $9,803.00 VS 30-Sep-08 $10,401.00 -5.75%
Net Income: 30-Sep-09 $824.00 VS 30-Sep-08 $1,362.00 -39.50%
The Coca-Cola Company (KO)
Total Revenue: 31-Dec-09 $7,510.00 VS 31-Dec-08 $7,126.00 +5.39%
Net Income: 31-Dec-09 $1,543.00 VS 31-Dec-08 $995.00 +55.08%
McDonald's Corp. (MCD)
Total Revenue: 31-Dec-09 $5,973.40 VS 31-Dec-08 $5,565.00 +7.34%
Net Income: 31-Dec-09 $1,216.80 VS 31-Dec-08 $985.30 +23.50%
3M Co. (MMM)
Total Revenue: 31-Dec-09 $6,122.00 VS 31-Dec-08 $5,509.00 +11.13%
Net Income: 31-Dec-09 $935.00 VS 31-Dec-08 $536.00 +74.44%
Merck & Co. Inc. (MRK)
Total Revenue: 30-Sep-09 $6,049.70 VS 30-Sep-08 $5,943.90 +1.78%
Net Income: 30-Sep-09 $3,424.30 VS 30-Sep-08 $1,092.70 +213.38%
Microsoft Corporation (MSFT)
Total Revenue: 31-Dec-09 $19,022.00 VS 31-Dec-08 $16,629.00 +14.39%
Net Income: 31-Dec-09 $6,662.00 VS 31-Dec-08 $4,174.00 +59.61%
Pfizer Inc. (PFE)
Total Revenue: 3Q2009 $11,621.00 VS 3Q2008 $11,973.00 -2.94%
Net Income: 3Q2009 $2,878.00 VS 3Q2008 $2,278.00 +26.34%
Procter & Gamble Co. (PG)
Total Revenue: 31-Dec-09 $21,027.00 VS 31-Dec-08 $19,763.00 +6.40%
Net Income: 31-Dec-09 $4,659.00 VS 31-Dec-08 $5,004.00 -6.89%
AT&T, Inc. (T)
Total Revenue: 31-Dec-09 $30,858.00 VS 31-Dec-08 $31,076.00 -0.70%
Net Income: 31-Dec-09 $3,019.00 VS 31-Dec-08 $2,404.00 +25.58%
The Travelers Companies, Inc. (TRV)
Total Revenue: 31-Dec-09 $6,456.00 VS 31-Dec-08 $5,805.00 +11.21%
Net Income: 31-Dec-09 $1,285.00 VS 31-Dec-08 $801.00 +60.42%
United Technologies Corp. (UTX)
Total Revenue: 31-Dec-09 $14,100.00 VS 31-Dec-08 $14,770.00 -4.54%
Net Income: 31-Dec-09 $1,073.00 VS 31-Dec-08 $1,145.00 -6.29%
Verizon Communications Inc. (VZ)
Total Revenue: 31-Dec-09 $27,091.00 VS 31-Dec-08 $24,645.00 +9.92%
Net Income: 31-Dec-09 -$653.00 VS 31-Dec-08 $1,235.00 Loss (nm)
Wal-Mart Stores Inc. (WMT)
Total Revenue: 31-Oct-09 $99,411.00 VS 31-Oct-08 $98,345.00 +1.08%
Net Income: 31-Oct-09 $3,239.00 VS 31-Oct-08 $3,138.00 +3.22%
Exxon Mobil Corp. (XOM)
Total Revenue: 31-Dec-09 $89,841.00 VS 31-Dec-08 $84,696.00 +6.07%
Net Income: 31-Dec-09 $6,050.00 VS 31-Dec-08 $7,820.00 -22.63%
Reuters
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U.S. Stock Investors Can't Escape Foreign Worries
An increasingly interconnected global economy deepens its influence on U.S. equities
It's a sign of these globalized times when a debt crisis in a small European nation becomes a top concern of investors in U.S. stocks.
Talk to portfolio managers in the American heartland and they're as concerned as anyone about the credit woes of Greece, even if the nation's gross domestic product is a quarter the size of California's economy and makes up just 2.6% of the euro zone's gross domestic product.
"We're now in a much more globalized world," says Wasif Latif, vice-president of equity investments at USAA Investment Co. in San Antonio. "The impact of one event in one place in the world can ripple across all markets."
Good News at Home
Investors in U.S. stocks are paying close attention not only to Greece but to China, where the government has stepped in to slow an overheating economy, says Richard Sparks, equity analyst at Schaeffer's Investment Research in Cincinnati.
"The old phrase is 'the U.S. sneezes and the world catches a cold,' " Sparks says. "Now anyone sneezes and it can affect markets around the world."
Worrying foreign news has drowned out good news at home, Latif says.
Fourth-quarter earnings have arrived from 349 of 500 companies in the broad U.S. Standard & Poor's 500-stock index, and the index's earnings are up 46.8% year-over-year, 11.6% more than analysts surveyed by Bloomberg were expecting. The U.S. GDP grew 5.7% last quarter, according to advance data released Jan. 29.
U.S. stocks have declined along with—though not as severely as—stocks in the rest of the world. The S&P 500 is down 3.26% since the start of the year. The MSCI EAFE index, covering developed-market stocks outside North America, is down 7.3% this year, and the MSCI Emerging Markets index is off 7.4%.
Earnings from Abroad
Distant events are shaking U.S. stocks for both fundamental and psychological reasons, stock managers say.
Because much of their earnings come from abroad, many U.S. companies are now highly sensitive to foreign economic conditions or the swings of currency markets. A July 2009 analysis by Standard & Poor's showed foreign sales made up 47.9% of revenues at S&P 500 companies that disclosed such figures in 2008, up from 43.6% two years before.
Greece's woes are probably "insignificant to the larger economic picture," says Michael Cuggino, portfolio manager of the Permanent Portfolio Funds in San Francisco. "It bears watching," he says, because of the threat of "further contagion." Since the outbreak of the financial crisis more than two years ago, U.S. markets have become more susceptible to worldwide panic, he says.
Though Greece's debt load is particularly onerous, the governments of most developed economies also have run up big bills in recent years, says Keith Goddard, president and chief executive of Capital Advisors in Tulsa.
"Greece is a symptom of this much bigger problem," Goddard says. Thus, the outcome of the Greek debt crisis is a "near-term barometer" of governments' ability to control their fiscal situations without sparking market panics, he says.
Currency Effects
The key fundamental measure of stock value is corporate earnings, and "U.S. profits are now heavily leveraged to global growth," says Brad Thompson, fund manager at Frost Investment Advisors in San Antonio.
thanks ..i do not hold US shares for more than a week....
i refer to yesterday's trading when handons issued long call ... I bought at 3.15 and exited yesterday at high with some coffee money for new year..
alexchia01 ( Date: 13-Feb-2010 14:45) Posted:
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I disagree to buy citigroup.
Here's why.
1. Price is still below SMA(20). This indicate that the sentiment for this stock is still bearish.
2. MACD is flat, showing that is stock is going to move sideway for the time being. I don't know if its going up or down in the future.
3. Company reports a Net Loss of $91.1B in 2009.
If you want to buy some finance stocks from DOW, I suggest JP Morgan Chase.
They reports a Net Income of $3.3B for Q4 2009.
Personally, I've not started buying any DOW's finance stocks right now because I think it's still too early to buy.
buy ctitigroup
strong recommend to long now.... dun wait....
STI target 3100 Year End :P
As it got boast from the IR - Peak 3500 @ 2012
DnApeh ( Date: 31-Dec-2009 00:09) Posted:
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got ghost here.... :)
handon ( Date: 11-Feb-2010 00:12) Posted:
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Dun say got chance to make big $$$ dun share.....
long Big Big.... Huat BIG BIG....
quit liao... hehe....
Dun ask y ???? just long big Time n will HUAT BIG TIME....
no post anymore.... quit again...
still need 250pts only
boyikao3 ( Date: 31-Dec-2009 00:37) Posted:
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