
Today will chiong!
Dow, S& P 500 close at record highs
By Hibah Yousuf  @CNNMoneyInvest October 29, 2013: 4:32 PM ET

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The bulls are on a roll. Stocks rose again Tuesday, despite a lackluster report on retail sales and a brief glitch involving the Nasdaq.
The Dow Jones industrial average jumped more than 100 points, to finish at a record closing high. The Dow is still slightly below its all-time intraday high though.
The S& P 500 also gained and closed at a record high for a third straight day, while the Nasdaq finished at its highest level since September 2000.
Retail sales slipped 0.1% in September. The decline was the first since March but was in line with expectations.
A separate report showed that home prices kept rising in August, with prices in 20 big cities climbing at a 12.8% annual rate, according to the S& P/Case-Shiller index.
The Federal Reserve was also be in focus as the central bank kicked off its two-day policy meeting. A statement is due Wednesday afternoon. The Fed is widely expected to keep its stimulus measures in place, but investors will be looking for signs to determine when the Fed may begin scaling back, or tapering, its $85 billion monthly bond buying program.
Nasdaq index prices briefly halted: The Nasdaq Composite index and Nasdaq-100 stopped updating just before noon due to dissemination issues. The indexes resumed updating at 12:45 ET. Options trading was halted, but stocks listed on the Nasdaq were not affected.
Still, this glitch is the latest in a string of malfunctions at the Nasdaq that began with the marred debut of Facebook (FB, Fortune 500) in May 2012.
 
World Markets
North and South American markets finished mixed as of the most recent closing prices. The S& P 500 gained 0.56% and the IPC rose 0.39%. The Bovespa lost 0.97%.
North and South American Indexes
  | Index | Country | Change | % Change | Level | Last Update |
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Dow Jones Industrial Average | United States | +111.42 | +0.72% | 15,680.35 | 4:30pm ET |
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S& P 500 Index | United States | +9.84 | +0.56% | 1,771.95 | 4:30pm ET |
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Brazil Bovespa Stock Index | Brazil | -534.57 | -0.97% | 54,538.80 | 3:16pm ET |
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Canada S& P/TSX 60 | Canada | +5.01 | +0.65% | 773.28 | 4:20pm ET |
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Santiago Index IPSA | Chile | -11.53 | -0.35% | 3,286.63 | 3:16pm ET |
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IPC | Mexico | +159.36 | +0.39% | 41,284.38 | 4:06pm ET |

Down & S&P Up!
Green green....can serve Green Huat kuehs😊
Hope push up STI further....
Green green....can serve Green Huat kuehs😊
Hope push up STI further....
Peter_Pan ( Date: 29-Oct-2013 19:25) Posted:
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This month is not so good for pennies. Heard a lot of funds including foreign funds are dumping pennies. Probably the real pick-up will start end of November or December that is when the px  will reach a cheap point.Fund will come back by then. 
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tonight will be serving green huat kuehs and tiong kok teh to wall street.
if time permits, may serve up some ang ku kuehs for them to try.
must have a balanced diet.
will let COO Ong handle the logistic, any enquiry pls pm her.
huat ah!
if time permits, may serve up some ang ku kuehs for them to try.
must have a balanced diet.
will let COO Ong handle the logistic, any enquiry pls pm her.
huat ah!
Short sell orders executed on 29 October 2013 
http://www.sgx.com/wps/wcm/connect/sgx_en/home/market_info/short_sale/short_sale_daily/DailyShortSell20131029.txt
Buying-in Executed on October 29, 2013 
http://www.sgx.com/wps/portal/sgxweb/home/company_disclosure/cdp_buying_info/!ut/p/c5/04_SB8K8xLLM9MSSzPy8xBz9CP0os3gjR0cTDwNnA0sDC3cLA0_XsDBfFzcPQws_E6B8JJK8f6ihuYFnqFOgiVNYqKG3owkB3X4e-bmp-gW5EeUAfAYSFA!!/dl3/d3/L2dBISEvZ0FBIS9nQSEh/
borrow securities 29 Oct 2013
https://www1.cdp.sgx.com/scdcint/sbl/viewLendingPool.do#
   
 
 
 
ang ku kueh goes best with red garlic chilli sauce and a cup of ang moh teh-o.
green huat kueh goes best with nothing and a cup of tiong kok teh.
green huat kueh goes best with nothing and a cup of tiong kok teh.
yes! Both r Huat Kuehs.....😊
ang ku kueh also nice to eat u know..
WanSiTong ( Date: 29-Oct-2013 15:12) Posted: |
No green Huat Kuehs but hve Ang Ku Kuehs.....😊
WanSiTong ( Date: 29-Oct-2013 15:12) Posted: |
Lol.   But I am curbing my stock buying.   Hahaha.
I hope so too,Ms Gorgeous.When the BBs play their pipe music all the mice will come out and play again.Human being got short memory,all the bad stuff will be forgotten.Haha

GorgeousOng ( Date: 29-Oct-2013 14:58) Posted:
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You might have thought that they were possibly angels trying to prevent clients from indulging too much at the expense of their bottom lines.   Could be as on the one hand helping their clients who they rarely know and on the other screwing the income of their remisiers but I know that business people rarely sacrifice profits for the so-called " good heartedness" or kindness campaigns.   Lol.
Octavia ( Date: 29-Oct-2013 15:04) Posted:
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Look like now  can only eat Ang Ku Kuek and drink plain water......

Peter_Pan ( Date: 29-Oct-2013 14:49) Posted:
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Possible.The other issue to consider is the counter's fundenmental aspect.If brokerage houses anyhow imposed restriction then they are also killing themselves in term of revenue.I would take it positively.
Peter_Pan ( Date: 29-Oct-2013 14:28) Posted:
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bo swee lei, have to ownself make coffee after come all the way here to collect the huat kuey, lol!!!
ok lah ok lah, bro Peter, why don't you come to my house and la kopi for me ~~~ eh sai bo???
Peter_Pan ( Date: 29-Oct-2013 14:49) Posted:
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I think mid cap is going to rally soon!!! Hehehee! Is my turn to play yah!!!!
Octavia ( Date: 29-Oct-2013 14:24) Posted:
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Sg Stock market is apparently out of control and they can't do anything about it. Look at the brokerages.   They are governing the market instead of the SGX and MAS governing the market.  
Can't blame because the SGX/MAS are throwing in the hands-off signals to the market participants, body language indicates " do as you please, boys!!" . 
LMFAO Lol.