
Haha ronleech....u so cute......dong dong chang.
Btw, tonight Dow result should be very positive fr STI tomorrow. Cheers
ronleech ( Date: 30-Jul-2009 23:28) Posted:
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Tang ki lai le......dong dong chang....
dealer0168 ( Date: 30-Jul-2009 22:55) Posted:
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confirm out of crisis,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,more upside for all stock,,,,,,,,,,,,,for me im strong believe in small cap,,,,,,,,,,,,,,very small cap strong surge coming,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,im pour all in small cap,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,im strong believe rotation big boy snap up penny small cap,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,bb got capital to fire the 10cts stock,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,cheers
U right....... this is what we call dong feng.
Extra catalyst to make even a dead counter alive.....
iPunter ( Date: 30-Jul-2009 23:03) Posted:
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There may come a stage later on when one can just 'anyhow whack' on any stock and make money...
This is known as a runaway bull market... hot and fierce... hehehe...

wow!!! too fierce how to play, this goo... (cow)anyhow run how to catch tomorrow.
iPunter....Oooo u back.
iPunter ( Date: 30-Jul-2009 22:54) Posted:
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Wow! today's Dow is such a 'guai' (good) beast...
Do the "Cheong Aaarrrhhh!!" thing so early inthe session... +171 pts
Tomorrow will be interesting in the STI... the bull is very healthy... hehehe...

i thought dow up strongly because of good intial job claim figure, but CNN report due to good coy reporting.
hope the job claim come within expectation, than dow will shoot even higher.
DOW 9800, for sure .
haha,kiding, his boss maybe a beautiful girl!
handon was puzzled by his boss! hehe!
dealer0168 ( Date: 30-Jul-2009 22:21) Posted:
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Be it his a pauper or billionaire nobody will want to miss a rally like this.
richtan ( Date: 30-Jul-2009 22:24) Posted:
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The boss must be a billionaire aredi lah, filthy rich liow, wat is this bull run to him/her.
idesa168 ( Date: 30-Jul-2009 22:20) Posted:
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U.S. Stocks Rise on Earnings, Jobless Data; Motorola, GE Gain
By Lynn Thomasson
July 30 (Bloomberg) -- U.S. stocks rose, snapping a two-day losing streak for the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index, as companies from Motorola Inc. to Newell Rubbermaid Inc. posted better-than- estimated results and jobless claims held below June levels.
Motorola climbed 15 percent after job cuts helped the biggest U.S. mobile-phone maker report a smaller second-quarter loss than analysts projected. Newell Rubbermaid, which makes Calphalon cookware and Paper Mate pens, jumped 6 percent on earnings that beat the average forecast by more than a third. General Electric Co. increased 6.9 percent as Goldman Sachs Group Inc. recommended buying the shares.
The S&P 500 added 1.2 percent to 986.6 as of 9:38 a.m. in New York. The Dow Jones Industrial Average advanced 83.59 points, or 0.9 percent, to 9,154.31. Stocks in Europe and Asia increased, pushing the MSCI World Index up 1.3 percent.
“We’re still in the stage that the rising tide of a recovering economy is going to lift all boats,” said Marc Harris, co-head of global research at RBC Capital Markets in New York. “This phase of the bad news getting less bad is continuing to be sustained. There’s a lot of hope and optimism that’s being built in.”
All 10 industry groups in the S&P 500 advanced today after the Labor Department’s weekly jobless data bolstered expectations firings are slowing as the economy stabilizes. Applications rose by 25,000 to 584,000 in the week ended July 25, compared with more than 600,000 claims every week last month. The total number of people collecting unemployment insurance decreased for a third week.
Earnings-Fueled Rally
The S&P 500 and Dow average have risen 12 percent since July 10 after companies including Caterpillar Inc. and 3M Co. reported results that topped estimates. The two-week surge through July 24 left the benchmark index for U.S. equities trading at 16.39 times its companies’ profits, the highest level since September, according to Bloomberg data. Stocks fell for a second day yesterday as plunging Chinese shares and commodities stoked concern the surge in equities has outpaced the economy.
About three out of every four companies in the S&P 500 that released results since June 17 have exceeded analysts’ second- quarter profit estimates, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. The data shows they’ve beaten forecasts by an average 9 percent, even as profits tumbled 31 percent.
Motorola climbed 15 percent to $7.58 after reporting a loss, excluding some costs, of 1 cent a share. That beat the average estimate of 4 cents by analysts in a Bloomberg survey.
GE Upgraded
GE increased 6.9 percent to $13.10. The maker of jet engines and medical imaging machines was raised to “buy” from “neutral” at Goldman Sachs on speculation manufacturers with finance businesses may be allowed to keep the units.
Alcoa Inc. gained 3 percent to $11.34 as copper, aluminum, nickel and zinc prices advanced. Barrick Gold Corp. added 3.9 percent to $34.13 as gold gained and the company beat the average analyst estimate for second-quarter profit.
Akamai Technologies Inc. tumbled 19 percent to $16.54. The provider of software that makes Web sites load faster said profit excluding some items was 40 cents a share in the second quarter, missing the average analyst estimate by 1.5 percent.
By Lynn Thomasson
July 30 (Bloomberg) -- U.S. stocks rose, snapping a two-day losing streak for the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index, as companies from Motorola Inc. to Newell Rubbermaid Inc. posted better-than- estimated results and jobless claims held below June levels.
Motorola climbed 15 percent after job cuts helped the biggest U.S. mobile-phone maker report a smaller second-quarter loss than analysts projected. Newell Rubbermaid, which makes Calphalon cookware and Paper Mate pens, jumped 6 percent on earnings that beat the average forecast by more than a third. General Electric Co. increased 6.9 percent as Goldman Sachs Group Inc. recommended buying the shares.
The S&P 500 added 1.2 percent to 986.6 as of 9:38 a.m. in New York. The Dow Jones Industrial Average advanced 83.59 points, or 0.9 percent, to 9,154.31. Stocks in Europe and Asia increased, pushing the MSCI World Index up 1.3 percent.
“We’re still in the stage that the rising tide of a recovering economy is going to lift all boats,” said Marc Harris, co-head of global research at RBC Capital Markets in New York. “This phase of the bad news getting less bad is continuing to be sustained. There’s a lot of hope and optimism that’s being built in.”
All 10 industry groups in the S&P 500 advanced today after the Labor Department’s weekly jobless data bolstered expectations firings are slowing as the economy stabilizes. Applications rose by 25,000 to 584,000 in the week ended July 25, compared with more than 600,000 claims every week last month. The total number of people collecting unemployment insurance decreased for a third week.
Earnings-Fueled Rally
The S&P 500 and Dow average have risen 12 percent since July 10 after companies including Caterpillar Inc. and 3M Co. reported results that topped estimates. The two-week surge through July 24 left the benchmark index for U.S. equities trading at 16.39 times its companies’ profits, the highest level since September, according to Bloomberg data. Stocks fell for a second day yesterday as plunging Chinese shares and commodities stoked concern the surge in equities has outpaced the economy.
About three out of every four companies in the S&P 500 that released results since June 17 have exceeded analysts’ second- quarter profit estimates, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. The data shows they’ve beaten forecasts by an average 9 percent, even as profits tumbled 31 percent.
Motorola climbed 15 percent to $7.58 after reporting a loss, excluding some costs, of 1 cent a share. That beat the average estimate of 4 cents by analysts in a Bloomberg survey.
GE Upgraded
GE increased 6.9 percent to $13.10. The maker of jet engines and medical imaging machines was raised to “buy” from “neutral” at Goldman Sachs on speculation manufacturers with finance businesses may be allowed to keep the units.
Alcoa Inc. gained 3 percent to $11.34 as copper, aluminum, nickel and zinc prices advanced. Barrick Gold Corp. added 3.9 percent to $34.13 as gold gained and the company beat the average analyst estimate for second-quarter profit.
Akamai Technologies Inc. tumbled 19 percent to $16.54. The provider of software that makes Web sites load faster said profit excluding some items was 40 cents a share in the second quarter, missing the average analyst estimate by 1.5 percent.
Ooo....Peg Li make handon angry..........
Haha, Handon ......i like yr reply.....so CUTE.
handon ( Date: 30-Jul-2009 22:08) Posted:
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Why run at the start of a correction reversal?
handon ( Date: 30-Jul-2009 22:17) Posted:
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my boss run road liao... tomolo friday hor... hehe....

can go home liao....

seeing it 138 positive up in DOW now...i m longing to see 200 points increase...maybe...just a prediction...200.38 points
As far as the mkt maintain at this pace, I don't think I will ever need to OT. Luckily my boss did not take my "advice"...kekeke
my boss said get rid of this PEGLI....
every time come here Kua Kua Jiao... hehe...

remeber you boss said Dow would not be more than 8900, now it's more than 9100, how did you boss analyse?why do you still trust your boss?
handon ( Date: 30-Jul-2009 21:59) Posted:
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