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lausk22
    10-Aug-2007 23:16  
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Wah so many predictions of TSUNAMI 

Better be careful, may turn into SELF-FULFILLING PROPHESY
 
 
KiLrOy
    10-Aug-2007 20:38  
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Try this Monday ..

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Stock Futures Down Sharply Amid Continued Credit Concerns

http://www.cnbc.com/id/20204383
 
 
synnexo
    10-Aug-2007 19:56  
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Erm...we have wave in wave & mountain in mountain...how many more waves & mountains do we need to overcome before we can see the sunrise of tomorrow?
 

 
newmoon
    10-Aug-2007 19:55  
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ECB injects more credit for a second time.

If central banks who know more than us panic how can the individual who is in the dark remain calm .

Prepare for a meltdown tonight and monday too if you have not sold yet. 
 
 
chipchip66
    10-Aug-2007 19:28  
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Gee..looks like i may be either having a nice holday in December or having a nice holiday in December 10 years from now... Smiley

 
 
 
cashiertan
    10-Aug-2007 18:38  
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now we are entering the wave C of the second Down Wave. However this is just the wave in wave. the bigger wave we may just be still in Wave A. Sti may head to below 2900
 

 
newmoon
    10-Aug-2007 18:25  
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Hedge funds lost because the hedging moved in the same direction.

The only perfect hedge is in a Japanese garden

Subprime exposure can remain buried and unexplained for months.

Many pension funds and insurance companies hold sub prime linked derivatives but have not yet recorded losses .Asian banks are not that innocent.


Better be safe and sell first things that you cannot value. 

Bear market has begun-year 2007 gives negative returns (same as 1987 and1997)
 
 
chipchip66
    10-Aug-2007 17:56  
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STi will not belly up due to surprisingly good HY GDP figures. It's time to grab good stocks and then go on a good holiday in December. Maurtius, Phuket, Seychelles.. Ah.. Smiley
 
 
gho485
    10-Aug-2007 17:19  
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Market rebound late in the afternoon today is probably due to Singapore's Q2 GDP growth at 8.6% year-on-year, 14% quarter-on-quarter.

Sub-prime woes maybe be hurting us for now but we will surely survive this turmoil... Our Government has raises its full-year growth forecast for Singapore's economy...We are united and strong as one....Predict better days ahead..
 
 
moneymaking
    10-Aug-2007 16:42  
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Shortist have to cover position at higher cost ? Loss money ?
 

 
spurs88
    10-Aug-2007 16:36  
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See, told you not to panic-sell to me cheaply this morning right. Now I have good profit liao.
 
 
Sporeguy
    10-Aug-2007 16:29  
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ST Index
3,329.77  -83.40
 
Volume
1,884.8 M
 
Gainers/Losers
122 / 768
 
SGX
9.150  -0.450
Improving!
 
 
mediacraze
    10-Aug-2007 16:11  
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seeking advice...

I seeing a small buying trend among the top counters.

STI back about 20pts since afternoon. Buyer collecting? Or it a standard trends?
 
 
harryp
    10-Aug-2007 16:01  
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As far as I know, during the highest level of typhoon warning all activities stop and people ordered to stay indoors.
 
 
chipchip66
    10-Aug-2007 15:46  
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What has Typhoon got to do with HK stock echange? Maybe funds will be diverted to SGX. ha..ha.. 
 

 
newmoon
    10-Aug-2007 14:48  
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Where are the buyers?

The Japanese yen is strengthening .Carry trades are in trouble.

If you believe the charts you must sell as the sentiment has evaporated along with the derivatives.
 
 
gho485
    10-Aug-2007 14:23  
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From the look of every counters, it seems that most of the stock has found it bottom.
 
 
lighthouse
    10-Aug-2007 13:53  
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think Europe will open lower...... think the Dam is cracking up and flooding going to take place....
 
 
cashiertan
    10-Aug-2007 13:37  
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it seem they have migrated to another forum or so, many posters stop coming back liao..i wonder where they move to..
 
 
newmoon
    10-Aug-2007 13:33  
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The size of the derivative market is in the trillions-100 trillion or mure?

Pumping billions of dollars will not stop the haemorrhage.

Closure of financial markets will lead to further panic ? So what next?

This forum is like a mortuary-so quiet and dead.
 
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