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| 15-Feb-2013 10:11 |
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how do you know heavy short positions accumulated?
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| 15-Feb-2013 10:00 |
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STI is running on an uptrend. Minor corrections are expected as always. Unless the economy collapse....else stay invested in companies with good fundamentals and forecasts ahead. | ||||
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| 15-Feb-2013 09:30 |
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LET ME TELL YOU yesterday heavy accumulate short position at hk market all time hight,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,be alert,,,,,,,,,,,bomb is kick off liao
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| 15-Feb-2013 09:01 |
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Ask Dr. Doom... lol
http://marcfaberchannel.blogspot.sg/2013/02/marc-youre-watching-faber-we-could-see.html?m=1
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| 15-Feb-2013 08:48 |
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OCBC's Q4 net profit up 12 pct, above forecast SINGAPORE, Feb 15 (Reuters) - Oversea-Chinese Banking Corp  percent jump in fourth quarter net profit due to a rise in fee  income and a quadrupling of gains from its insurance unit that  offset weak interest margins.  OCBC earned S$663 million ($537 million) in the three months  ended in December, compared with S$594 million a year earlier.  The profit was above the S$622 million average forecast of  five analysts polled by Reuters.  The group has not announced any special dividend after it  profited from post-tax gains of S$1.13 billion in the third  quarter following the sale of stakes in conglomerate Fraser and  Neave  companies linked to a Thai beer baron.  Chief Executive Samuel Tsien said in a statement OCBC is  well placed to pursue new opportunities and drive growth in key  geographies and businesses. [ID:nSNZ1VSCQF]  Last week, bigger rival DBS Group Holdings  reported a net profit of S$760 million for October-December,  below an average forecast of S$810 million on weak interest  margins. |
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| 15-Feb-2013 08:24 |
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It's hard to think of a crash now, as people are still worrying about the           Europe aftermath,  weakening US and world economies,etc. More likely, the market will continue to rise amidst such widespread worry. |
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| 15-Feb-2013 07:48 |
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How big will the crash be? When will it happen? What will cause it?
Would like to hear more.
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| 15-Feb-2013 07:46 |
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Someone please link my chart? I post before chinese new year..... | ||||
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| 15-Feb-2013 07:43 |
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You mean the rally for the pennies is to suck people in to holland?
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| 15-Feb-2013 07:40 |
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Bull market not ending yet lah | ||||
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| 15-Feb-2013 07:12 |
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Please sell plus short.
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| 15-Feb-2013 07:11 |
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| 15-Feb-2013 06:54 |
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不 懂 不 说 就 好 ,你 不 懂 又 说 ,不 是 要 害 人 。
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| 15-Feb-2013 05:34 |
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Sifu is right... Even in a downtrend, there will be many juicy rallies to play.   |
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| 15-Feb-2013 04:24 |
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Bro, markets will slowly trend down for a few weeks..... To attract "buy on dip" investors... Then after that... Omg.... Gd luck... Lol
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| 15-Feb-2013 03:51 |
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SELL. market will be heading for a crash whenever you see pennies in the top volume for consecutive weeks.
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| 14-Feb-2013 23:42 |
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Smart monies are buying the dips now. | ||||
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| 14-Feb-2013 22:56 |
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Any new for CPH LTD? $0.013........ | ||||
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| 14-Feb-2013 22:16 |
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Nevertheless, because most claims are filed online, the blizzard that slammed the East Coast appeared to have little effect on the broader claims data. | ||||
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| 14-Feb-2013 21:56 |
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WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) - The number of Americans who applied last week for new jobless benefits fell sharply, though it's unclear whether part of the drop stemmed from the huge snowstorm that battered the Northeast. Applications for initial unemployment benefits sank 27,000 to a seasonally adjusted 341,000 in the week ended Feb. 9, the Labor Department said Thursday. Economists surveyed by MarketWatch expected a much smaller drop to 360,000 from a revised 368,000 in the prior week. Claims are now just slightly above a five-year low. The government had to use estimates last week for two states, Illinois and Connecticut. State employment offices in Connecticut were closed after several feet of snow fell. The average of new claims over the past month, meanwhile, edged up by 1,500 to 352,500. The four-week average reduces seasonal volatility in the weekly data and is seen as a more accurate barometer of labor-market trends. Also, Labor said continuing claims decreased by 130,000 to a seasonally adjusted 3.1million in the week ended Feb. 2. Continuing claims reflect the number of people already receiving benefits. Labor revised initial claims from two weeks ago up to 368,000 from an original reading of 366,000, based on more complete data collected at the state level. | ||||
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