The Dow is now underwater... -8pts
Wow... The Dow rose +100 pts...
Then soon plunged again heading for negative underwater again...
(+7 pts now)... this is voliatility...
just join and rally along, and run on short notice to your ship in Bt Timah.....do you bear to see your favourite counter soaring without you???
make $ whie this rally still got leg, i am afriad the next one may be light years away..
actually, N.Korea and Iran is nothing compare to Pakistan...The American shd be more worry abt Pakistan.....if Pakistan fall into the hand of radical.( who are Osama best friend ).and these radical just pass the nuke missle to Osama next door, than New York aand Washington will be out of world map....
louis_leecs ( Date: 25-Jun-2009 00:19) Posted:
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my boss said can mantain... swee liao....

Hahaha... if it breaks 8900, then sure must go KTV... hehehe...
my boss average down on dow oso...
8.3 will see my boss correct or not.... hehe....
< 8.3.... no cigarettes for me...
> 8.8 .... got drink... got beer... got cigarettes...
my boss said one hor....

Emm, hope later part 2nd half Mr DOW can perform & provide positive results.
Cheers
my boss wont be shoot bird one.... seeing 8.3 to be strong support.....
will not break.... would not break.... shall not break.....
my england improve hor.... hehe....

The Dow opened very strong, but soon sink into negative red territory...
Maybe going to be another 'pengsan' day...
walau.... who dun want BAC....
my boss carries baby liao.... hehe...
die die dun sell.... hehe...

Must come down first than can go up.
chewwl88 ( Date: 23-Jun-2009 07:02) Posted:
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See who is the one who kept selling for the last 14 weeks--
Insiders of Standard & Poor’s 500 Index companies were net sellers for 14 straight weeks as the gauge rose 36 percent, data compiled by InsiderScore.com show. Amgen Inc. Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Kevin Sharer and five other officials sold $8.2 million of stock. Christopher Donahue, the CEO of Federated Investors Inc., and his brother, Chief Financial Officer Thomas Donahue, offered the most in three years.
Sales by CEOs, directors and senior officers have accelerated to the highest level since June 2007, two months before credit markets froze, as the S&P 500 rebounded from its 12-year low in March. The increase is making investors more skittish because executives presumably have the best information about their companies’ prospects.
“If insiders are selling into the rally, that shows they don’t expect their business to be able to support current stock- price levels,” said Joseph Keating, the chief investment officer of Raleigh, North Carolina-based RBC Bank, the unit of Royal Bank of Canada that oversees $33 billion in client assets. “They’re taking advantage of this bounce and selling into it.”