Let's talk stocks & IPO
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ipoh-horfun
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Yeh man.. got rights nothing great. I love capital GAINS!
Aloy27;715849 said:
Yeh man.. got rights nothing great. I love capital GAINS!
ipoh-horfun
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Euro Trades Near 11-Month Low Before Debt Sales - Bloomberg
Euro Trades Near 11-Month Low Before Debt Sales
Euro Trades Near 11-Month Low Before Debt Sales - Bloomberg
Euro Trades Near 11-Month Low Before Debt Sales
ipoh-horfun
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'Who the Hell You Think You Are?' Nigel Farage throws egg in Eurocrat faces
'Who the Hell You Think You Are?' Nigel Farage throws egg in Eurocrat faces - YouTube
'Who the Hell You Think You Are?' Nigel Farage throws egg in Eurocrat faces
'Who the Hell You Think You Are?' Nigel Farage throws egg in Eurocrat faces - YouTube
ipoh-horfun
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IMF’s Lagarde Says Europe Debt Crisis ‘Escalating’ - Businessweek
There is no economy in the world, whether low-income countries, emerging markets, middle-income countries or super- advanced economies that will be immune to the crisis that we see not only unfolding, but escalating at a point where everybody would actually have to focus on what it can do,” Lagarde said.
If the international community doesn’t work together, “the risk from an economic point of view is that of retraction, rising protectionism, isolation,” Lagarde said. “This is exactly the description of what happened in the ‘30s and what followed is not something we are looking forward to.”
Lagarde said the world economic outlook “is quite gloomy” with pervasive downside risk, downward revisions, slower growth than expected, higher deficits than predicted and public finances in shaky condition. “And that is pretty much true the world over,” Lagarde said.
The one exception, she said, is emerging markets and the Asian economies most badly hit during the 1990s economic crisis. They, too, will have to help manage the current crisis if the world is to weather the risk, she said. Leadership has to rest with Europe, she said.
IMF’s Lagarde Says Europe Debt Crisis ‘Escalating’ - Businessweek
There is no economy in the world, whether low-income countries, emerging markets, middle-income countries or super- advanced economies that will be immune to the crisis that we see not only unfolding, but escalating at a point where everybody would actually have to focus on what it can do,” Lagarde said.
If the international community doesn’t work together, “the risk from an economic point of view is that of retraction, rising protectionism, isolation,” Lagarde said. “This is exactly the description of what happened in the ‘30s and what followed is not something we are looking forward to.”
Lagarde said the world economic outlook “is quite gloomy” with pervasive downside risk, downward revisions, slower growth than expected, higher deficits than predicted and public finances in shaky condition. “And that is pretty much true the world over,” Lagarde said.
The one exception, she said, is emerging markets and the Asian economies most badly hit during the 1990s economic crisis. They, too, will have to help manage the current crisis if the world is to weather the risk, she said. Leadership has to rest with Europe, she said.
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IMF chief warns over 1930s-style threats - FT.com
"Separately, a draft prospectus prepared for the eurozone bail-out fund includes investor warnings that the euro could break apart or cease to be a “lawful currency” entirely."
IMF chief warns over 1930s-style threats - FT.com
"Separately, a draft prospectus prepared for the eurozone bail-out fund includes investor warnings that the euro could break apart or cease to be a “lawful currency” entirely."
ipoh-horfun
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who owns $$$$$ ?
who owns $$$$$ ?
wt_know
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ho ho ho .... ECB is playing Santa Claus
ECB Lends Banks $645B, Exceeding Forecast - Bloomberg
ho ho ho .... ECB is playing Santa Claus
ECB Lends Banks $645B, Exceeding Forecast - Bloomberg
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DeMark Says S&P 500 Climbing to Oct. 27 Peak Is ‘Critical’
2011-12-22 22:29:00.752 GMT
By Ksenia Galouchko and Adam Johnson
Dec. 22 (Bloomberg) -- The Standard & Poor’s 500 Index is likely to extend gains should it advance 2.4 percent to its Oct. 27 closing level and then close higher on three or four straight days, according to Tom DeMark, the creator of indicators to show turning points in securities.
The benchmark gauge for U.S. equities closed at 1,284.59 on Oct. 27 and advanced 0.8 percent to 1,254 today. DeMark of Market Studies predicted on Dec. 5 that the S&P 500 would advance to between 1,330 and 1,345 this month before the rally reverses. The latest forecast will expire by the end of the first week of January if it doesn’t come true, Market Studies’s Roderick E. Bentley said in an e-mail.
The Oct. 27 close is “very critical,” DeMark, the founder of Market Studies, said today in an interview on Bloomberg Television’s “Street Smart” with Lisa Murphy and Adam Johnson. “The market still looks like it will go higher.” The S&P 500 rallied a third straight day today as better-than-estimated jobless claims, consumer confidence and leading indicators bolstered optimism in the world’s largest economy. The index for American equities has advanced 4 percent during the streak.
The S&P 500’s advance from its 2011 low on Oct. 3 faltered after the gauge closed above the 200-day threshold on Oct. 27, Oct 28 and Nov. 8. The index also traded above the level on an intraday basis for three days starting Dec. 5, only to retreat amid concern that European leaders may not be able to contain the region’s credit crisis.
DeMark’s prediction in September that the S&P 500’s decline would stop at 1,076 proved prescient when the index bottomed at 1,074.77 on Oct. 4.
‘Upside Direction’: “Usually, when a market makes a top like it did back in the first week of December, it does correct 5-6 percent and rallies again,” DeMark said today. “Typically, that peak is taken out. Our models are still telling us that the upside direction is to follow the market.” DeMark, who has spent more than 40 years developing indicators with names like “sequential” and “countdown,” said on Oct. 25 that a rally by the S&P 500 above 1,254 would “trap” bulls. The index peaked three days later, then dropped 9.8 percent through Nov. 25. The three-day rally in the S&P 500 has trimmed this year’s decline to 0.3 percent. The index is still down 8 percent from this year’s high in April, joining a global rout in equities, as concern about Europe’s debt crisis overshadowed better-than-estimated American economic data.
“The model we use has not spoken unfortunately, but it is still directing us to the upside,” DeMark said today. DeMark, an adviser to Steven A. Cohen’s SAC Capital
Advisors LP, provided consulting to hedge funds including George Soros’s Soros Fund Management LLC and Leon Cooperman’s Omega Advisors Inc. Advisors Inc.
DeMark Says S&P 500 Climbing to Oct. 27 Peak Is ‘Critical’
2011-12-22 22:29:00.752 GMT
By Ksenia Galouchko and Adam Johnson
Dec. 22 (Bloomberg) -- The Standard & Poor’s 500 Index is likely to extend gains should it advance 2.4 percent to its Oct. 27 closing level and then close higher on three or four straight days, according to Tom DeMark, the creator of indicators to show turning points in securities.
The benchmark gauge for U.S. equities closed at 1,284.59 on Oct. 27 and advanced 0.8 percent to 1,254 today. DeMark of Market Studies predicted on Dec. 5 that the S&P 500 would advance to between 1,330 and 1,345 this month before the rally reverses. The latest forecast will expire by the end of the first week of January if it doesn’t come true, Market Studies’s Roderick E. Bentley said in an e-mail.
The Oct. 27 close is “very critical,” DeMark, the founder of Market Studies, said today in an interview on Bloomberg Television’s “Street Smart” with Lisa Murphy and Adam Johnson. “The market still looks like it will go higher.” The S&P 500 rallied a third straight day today as better-than-estimated jobless claims, consumer confidence and leading indicators bolstered optimism in the world’s largest economy. The index for American equities has advanced 4 percent during the streak.
The S&P 500’s advance from its 2011 low on Oct. 3 faltered after the gauge closed above the 200-day threshold on Oct. 27, Oct 28 and Nov. 8. The index also traded above the level on an intraday basis for three days starting Dec. 5, only to retreat amid concern that European leaders may not be able to contain the region’s credit crisis.
DeMark’s prediction in September that the S&P 500’s decline would stop at 1,076 proved prescient when the index bottomed at 1,074.77 on Oct. 4.
‘Upside Direction’: “Usually, when a market makes a top like it did back in the first week of December, it does correct 5-6 percent and rallies again,” DeMark said today. “Typically, that peak is taken out. Our models are still telling us that the upside direction is to follow the market.” DeMark, who has spent more than 40 years developing indicators with names like “sequential” and “countdown,” said on Oct. 25 that a rally by the S&P 500 above 1,254 would “trap” bulls. The index peaked three days later, then dropped 9.8 percent through Nov. 25. The three-day rally in the S&P 500 has trimmed this year’s decline to 0.3 percent. The index is still down 8 percent from this year’s high in April, joining a global rout in equities, as concern about Europe’s debt crisis overshadowed better-than-estimated American economic data.
“The model we use has not spoken unfortunately, but it is still directing us to the upside,” DeMark said today. DeMark, an adviser to Steven A. Cohen’s SAC Capital
Advisors LP, provided consulting to hedge funds including George Soros’s Soros Fund Management LLC and Leon Cooperman’s Omega Advisors Inc. Advisors Inc.
ipoh-horfun
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Santa rally is over or another 12 days ?
Santa rally is over or another 12 days ?
ipoh-horfun
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Shanghai 2190.11 -14.67 -0.67% 15:15
Shanghai A 2294.30 -15.41 -0.67% 15:15
Shanghai B 215.60 -0.60 -0.28% 15:15
Shenzhen A 918.01 -8.86 -0.96% 15:00
Shenzhen B 553.28 -1.84 -0.33% 15:00
SHSZ 300 2335.70 -23.46 -0.99% 15:01
Shenzhen comp 8876.19 -100.33 -1.12% 15:00
China dun give face? Chui during our Santa holidays ?
Shanghai 2190.11 -14.67 -0.67% 15:15
Shanghai A 2294.30 -15.41 -0.67% 15:15
Shanghai B 215.60 -0.60 -0.28% 15:15
Shenzhen A 918.01 -8.86 -0.96% 15:00
Shenzhen B 553.28 -1.84 -0.33% 15:00
SHSZ 300 2335.70 -23.46 -0.99% 15:01
Shenzhen comp 8876.19 -100.33 -1.12% 15:00
China dun give face? Chui during our Santa holidays ?
ipoh-horfun
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HSI always monkey see Shanghai Stock Exchange Composite Index wor...
HSI always monkey see Shanghai Stock Exchange Composite Index wor...
