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winsontkl
    09-Feb-2008 03:59  
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Dow is still in the red and going to test the 12000 level soon....
 
 
idesa168
    08-Feb-2008 11:46  
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Looks to me that DOW is searching for its direction these few days while Asia is closed for CNY. Immediate support at 12,000 and resistance at 12,800 range. There is no confirmation of uptrend unless it breaks resistance and trade above 12,800. If it goes the other way, towards the support line at 12,000, hope it rebound back from there. If it breaks that support line and trade lower than 11,800, better run.
 
 
teeth53
    08-Feb-2008 11:15  
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Bid.....Betted.......Toto and 4D shop, see some 4D nos 1130 and 1170 lehh.....
 

 
soloman
    08-Feb-2008 10:53  
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DOW UP A BIT DOWN A BIT - WHO CARES

WHEN S&P HITS 1300 OR - 1170 IT IT DOES NOT HOLD

AND A RUN ON A BANK

THEN IT IS TIME TO BUY

ESLE WATCH THE SHOW FIRST
 
 
Manikamaniho
    08-Feb-2008 10:21  
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No heavy down...

but looking at the Dow chart, things look pretty precarious to me... Smiley

 
 
Manikamaniho
    07-Feb-2008 23:56  
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Nothing personal...

but I think the Dow will be another heavy down tonight... Smiley

 

 
gnoik14
    07-Feb-2008 23:38  
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teeth53: still early wor!! Smiley
 
 
teeth53
    07-Feb-2008 23:24  
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Woww.......DOW is up liao. Good news......oil px down 
DOW 54.06 (+0.44%) to 12,254.16
NASDAQ 11.09 (+0.49%) to 2,289.84
S&P 500 8.84 (+0.67%) to 1,335.29
OIL 0.44 (-0.50%) to $86.70
 
 
tanglinboy
    07-Feb-2008 22:46  
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Dow at -43 now
 
 
soloman
    07-Feb-2008 21:56  
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Recession worries flare on Wall Street

DOW drop -65 pts

now futures -108 pts
 

 
soloman
    07-Feb-2008 11:52  
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Stimulus plan hits a Republican wall in the Senate

The proposed economic stimulus package, with an additional $44 billion in payouts, falls short in the Senate.

 
 
Manikamaniho
    07-Feb-2008 11:46  
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The Dow chart looks depressing... Smiley
 
 
soloman
    07-Feb-2008 11:22  
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Stephen Biggar in Business Times - one final big capitulation, extremely huge writeoffs and run on USA banks

Then it is time to buy

Same as when I previously said thats what Mr Roach of Morgan Stanley painted of the same scenario - finally end in a run on some poor banks

Ask yourself - When there is a run on USA banks - do you dare to buy at that time ?

Prepare yourself

 
 
 
tanglinboy
    07-Feb-2008 09:17  
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harryp
    07-Feb-2008 07:46  
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Bears sighted roaming on Wall Street.....Smiley
 

 
cyjjerry85
    07-Feb-2008 04:58  
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NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- Stocks turned lower Wednesday after comments by a Fed official raised concerns that rising inflation will cause the central bank to be more cautious when it comes to interest rate cuts.

 

Moreover, we are just less than 200 points away from touching below 12,000 ....can actually smell it near...only left two more days this week for DOW to show us a clearer sign before we further sink from Monday onwards 
 
 
traderstudent
    07-Feb-2008 01:06  
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DJIA just broke out of the rising bearish wedge and it looks ominous. 

U can take a look at my analysis and chart here @ my blog. Do post ur views on my analysis :)
 
 
 
Livermore
    06-Feb-2008 14:29  
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The interesting thing is ISM for manufacturing actually rose to 50.7 from 48.4 in Dec although ISM for servies plunged down
 
 
ghlau935
    06-Feb-2008 13:40  
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Business Times - 05 Feb 2008


Markets will recover after 3-6 mths of mild recession: S&P analyst

He warns of one more major market collapse between now and rosier H2

By VEN SREENIVASAN

THE sub-prime crisis will cause a mild US recession, but financial markets will recover in three to six months after most of the bad news is flushed out or priced in, says a leading US analyst.

Stephen Biggar, New York-based director for US equity research at S&P Equity Research, was one of the first to predict the sub-prime crisis and subsequent market meltdown that began in late July last year.

He sees many similarities between the current sub-prime fallout and the 1990-91 Savings and Loan (S&L) crisis.

'The ingredients are the same: banks in trouble, credit crunch, junk bonds, worthless debt,' he said. 'But as is the case now, the Federal Reserve stepped in aggressively. The US went into a mild recession, but it was a three- to five-month event for the market.'

Mr Biggar reckons this US recession started in December 2007, but noted that the Fed has moved fast, cutting its key interest rate three times in as many months - the most aggressive cuts in 25 years.

The latest 50 basis points cut last week brought the key discount rate down to 3 per cent.

'The Fed has been on the curve, if not ahead of it,' Mr Biggar said. 'Meanwhile, the impact of
 
 
soloman
    06-Feb-2008 13:27  
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DOW HAS NOT PRICED IN THE RECESSION YET !

WHEN THAT HAPPENS, THEN WE CAN CONSIDER BUYING
 
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