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STI Index (^STI). With the exception in 2009. Last five years, it seem nothing had improve??. Is the weightage on big cap 30  stocks that important to the overall fortune of all players involved?.
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http://sg.finance.yahoo.com/q/ta?s=%5EDJI& t=my  DOW comparision with STI http://sg.finance.yahoo.com/q?s=^sti

 
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A comparision between DOW n STI. Something does not reflect well on  STI Index. STI  should re-think and review it ONLY big cap stocks by adding better weightage to mid and small cap, intergating to the overall STI. Strongly recommended to asked themself this question liao.
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While DOW had climb so much, it also time for STI to totally be overhaul to reflect it total overall performance.
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 Alert Admin 		Correction is good to buy on wednesday....

Tempest      ( Date: 26-Jan-2014 07:21) Posted:

Advice to all.. Let go while you can on Monday. Correction has began and blue will flush down! Red red CNY!

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 Alert Admin 		Advice to all.. Let go while you can on Monday. Correction has began and blue will flush down! Red red CNY!
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matrixxx      ( Date: 25-Jan-2014 16:01) Posted:

The truth about bubble Law of Predictions Make enough predictions and sooner or later you are going to look mighty foolish. Since someone is bound to point them out, you may as well admit them yourself. That said, my underlying thesis is correct: Once gain the Fed has totally and completely ignored asset price inflation, and once again, the Fed cannot see a massive bubble staring them right in the face. This bubble will bust, on time, like all other bubbles, as soon as the pool of greater fools runs out. Can Bubbles Be Prevented? That is kind of a trick question. The correct answer is ?In general, bubbles can be prevented?. The ?trick? is I modified the question from the title of this article ?Can the Fed Prevent Bubbles?? The answer to the question as originally posed is an emphatic ?No!? The Fed cannot prevent what it cannot see, even after the fact, when bubbles are in plain sight to any clear-thinking person. More importantly, the biggest cause of economic bubbles is the Fed (central banks in general). It is axiomatic that the cure for the disease cannot possibly be the same as the cause of the disease (the Fed). Academic Wonderland vs. the Real World A small bit of common sense is far better than ridiculous formulas that cannot possibly work in the real world. The way to prevent bubbles is easy enough in theory: Get rid of the Fed get rid of government-sponsored corporatism stop government central-planning activities, and instead try free-market economic solutions. Since no Fed-sponsored research could possibly come to the correct conclusion, the Fed and its research departments both sit in academic wonderland, hiding behind obscure mathematical absurdities that do not and cannot work in the real world.

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 Alert Admin 		The truth about bubble Law of Predictions Make enough predictions and sooner or later you are going to look mighty foolish. Since someone is bound to point them out, you may as well admit them yourself. That said, my underlying thesis is correct: Once gain the Fed has totally and completely ignored asset price inflation, and once again, the Fed cannot see a massive bubble staring them right in the face. This bubble will bust, on time, like all other bubbles, as soon as the pool of greater fools runs out. Can Bubbles Be Prevented? That is kind of a trick question. The correct answer is ?In general, bubbles can be prevented?. The ?trick? is I modified the question from the title of this article ?Can the Fed Prevent Bubbles?? The answer to the question as originally posed is an emphatic ?No!? The Fed cannot prevent what it cannot see, even after the fact, when bubbles are in plain sight to any clear-thinking person. More importantly, the biggest cause of economic bubbles is the Fed (central banks in general). It is axiomatic that the cure for the disease cannot possibly be the same as the cause of the disease (the Fed). Academic Wonderland vs. the Real World A small bit of common sense is far better than ridiculous formulas that cannot possibly work in the real world. The way to prevent bubbles is easy enough in theory: Get rid of the Fed get rid of government-sponsored corporatism stop government central-planning activities, and instead try free-market economic solutions. Since no Fed-sponsored research could possibly come to the correct conclusion, the Fed and its research departments both sit in academic wonderland, hiding behind obscure mathematical absurdities that do not and cannot work in the real world.
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Asian stocks fell this week, posting longest streak of weekly losses in more than 18mths amid concern growth is slowing in China.

MSCI Asia Pacific Index slid 1.4% to 137.64 this week, fell a 4th straight week as a survey from HSBC Holdings Plc and Markit Economics indicated Chinese factory output will shrink this month.

Hang Seng slid 2.95%  & Hang Seng China Enterprises Index (HSCEI), known as H-share gauge mainland firms listed, slipped 1.5%.

Japan Nikkei 225 Stock Average declined 2.2% as the yen strengthened against the dollar.

South Korea?s Kospi index lost 2.4% and New Zealand?s NZX 50 Index declined 0.4%.

Singapore?s Straits Times Index slid 2.3%  and Taiwan?s Taiex Index was little changed.   

Australia?s S& P/ASX 200 Index (AS51) retreated 1.2% on the week.

Bottom Out?

China?s Shanghai Composite Index will probably bottom out within days and begin to rebound, said Tom DeMark, a developer of market-timing indicators who predicted the measure?s rally from a four-year low in June.



On Jan. 20 - Shanghai Composite, which touched an intraday low of 1,984.82, has lost 2.9% this year.

Jan. 23 - The gauge may slip to as low as 1,952, or 4.4% below its, and then rally ?sharply,?

DeMark wrote in an e-mailed response to questions from Bloomberg News.

 
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25-Jan-2014 11:17     
 
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Worldwide sell off on Friday!

Just a healthy correction or more to come? 

http://mystocksinvesting.com/us-stocks/chinese-new-year-bloodshed-in-stock-market/ 

WanSiTong      ( Date: 25-Jan-2014 08:46) Posted:



Dow suffers worst week since 2011

  dow and sp500 week

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Good riddance to this week. It was another ugly day on Wall Street -- and for markets around the globe.



The Dow dropped nearly 320 points Friday, or almost 2%. The S& P 500 and Nasdaq fell more than 2%. CNNMoney's Tech 30 index also fell about 2%, despite a jump in shares of Microsoft (MSFT, Fortune 500) following strong quarterly sales and earnings.

  The losses come at the end of the worst week for stocks in recent memory. The Dow tumbled more than 3.5%, its work week since November 2011. The S& P 500 slid more than 2.6%, logging its biggest weekly decline since May 2012.

Meanwhile, the Nasdaq tumbled almost 1.7%, its first weekly decline of the year and the worst since August.

All three indexes are now in negative territory for the year. The selling has some investors bracing for a correction, usually defined as a decline of 10% or more.

" $SPY If market doesn't bounce here, I imagine this will end up being a full 10% correction," said StockTwits trader kgpittm.

StockTwits user Fundraising pointed out that he'd prefer a correction sooner rather than later so that stocks can resume their upward trend.

" $SPY with how much correction talk out there I would rather have it now so it has more legs to run later Bullish," he said.

Investors dump stocks around the world: Concerns about an economic slowdown in China pressured markets around the globe.

Asian markets ended mixed after the HSBC survey showed that Chinese manufacturing activity slowed in January for the first time in six months and as a high-yield investment product from China's largest bank faces imminent default.. The Shanghai Composite did wind up notching a 0.6% gain, but markets in Hong Kong and Tokyo both dropped more than 1%.

Related: Fear & Greed Index moves into fear

European markets closed sharply lower, with Germany's DAX and France's CAC 30 dropping more than 2% each. And emerging market currencies were also in sell-off mode.

As investors fled riskier assets like stocks and emerging market currencies, they moved into safe havens like gold and Treasuries. The yield on the benchmark 10-year Treasury fell to 2.73%, its lowest level since late November. (Bond yields and prices move in opposite directions.)

Earnings continue to disappoint: News from Corporate America wasn't helping either. After last year's big rally, investors are looking for signs the economy will be strong enough to keep the bull market going but so far, this earnings season has been decent, as opposed to spectacular.

102 S& P 500 companies have reported fourth-quarter results, with only 66 beating analysts' estimates, according to S& P Capital IQ. Of the remainder, 26 have missed, and 10 have met expectations

 

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CALLING FIRE ANTS,    COLLECTION TIME FOR TRANSCU

They attacked  US  only during 4mins before market closed  1700 - 1704hrs. We must  play the game strategically,  FIRE ANTS  ATTACK IN SWARMS  even larger mammals become victims.  We shall silence  those who  ridicule and be little US... what  100 lots to 5,000 lots tiny investors.   

FIRE ANTS, WE MUST CONSERVE OUR STRENGTH, WE WILL ATTACK IN SWARMS  1700 - 1704hrs.  Yesterday, we are caught by surprise .... 

Monday let's step UP our alert. If they are SO EAGER what does it tells you ???

Laugh O Relax & Declare "   FIRE ANTS, COLLECTION TIME"      

REMEMBER > > > >       The Floating Conversion Price is determined by taking 80% of the        average of three (3) consecutive Closing Prices per Share  as selected by the Subscriber during the forty five (45) Business Days immediately preceding the Conversion.       
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 Alert Admin 		Buy on wednesday... if u have balls

risktaker      ( Date: 25-Jan-2014 07:54) Posted:

US lao sai .... the funds need to go somewhere too.... gold maybe favour ....
Expected dow to hit next week 14800.... to 13800 is possible but unlikely...
14800 could be a buy for a rebound
If u have extra money load gold now or selectively penny
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Dow suffers worst week since 2011

  dow and sp500 week

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Good riddance to this week. It was another ugly day on Wall Street -- and for markets around the globe.



The Dow dropped nearly 320 points Friday, or almost 2%. The S& P 500 and Nasdaq fell more than 2%. CNNMoney's Tech 30 index also fell about 2%, despite a jump in shares of Microsoft (MSFT, Fortune 500) following strong quarterly sales and earnings.

  The losses come at the end of the worst week for stocks in recent memory. The Dow tumbled more than 3.5%, its work week since November 2011. The S& P 500 slid more than 2.6%, logging its biggest weekly decline since May 2012.

Meanwhile, the Nasdaq tumbled almost 1.7%, its first weekly decline of the year and the worst since August.

All three indexes are now in negative territory for the year. The selling has some investors bracing for a correction, usually defined as a decline of 10% or more.

" $SPY If market doesn't bounce here, I imagine this will end up being a full 10% correction," said StockTwits trader kgpittm.

StockTwits user Fundraising pointed out that he'd prefer a correction sooner rather than later so that stocks can resume their upward trend.

" $SPY with how much correction talk out there I would rather have it now so it has more legs to run later Bullish," he said.

Investors dump stocks around the world: Concerns about an economic slowdown in China pressured markets around the globe.

Asian markets ended mixed after the HSBC survey showed that Chinese manufacturing activity slowed in January for the first time in six months and as a high-yield investment product from China's largest bank faces imminent default.. The Shanghai Composite did wind up notching a 0.6% gain, but markets in Hong Kong and Tokyo both dropped more than 1%.

Related: Fear & Greed Index moves into fear

European markets closed sharply lower, with Germany's DAX and France's CAC 30 dropping more than 2% each. And emerging market currencies were also in sell-off mode.

As investors fled riskier assets like stocks and emerging market currencies, they moved into safe havens like gold and Treasuries. The yield on the benchmark 10-year Treasury fell to 2.73%, its lowest level since late November. (Bond yields and prices move in opposite directions.)

Earnings continue to disappoint: News from Corporate America wasn't helping either. After last year's big rally, investors are looking for signs the economy will be strong enough to keep the bull market going but so far, this earnings season has been decent, as opposed to spectacular.

102 S& P 500 companies have reported fourth-quarter results, with only 66 beating analysts' estimates, according to S& P Capital IQ. Of the remainder, 26 have missed, and 10 have met expectations

 
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World Markets

North and South American markets finished sharply lower today with shares in U.S. leading the region. The S& P 500 is down 2.09% while Mexico's IPC is off 1.33% and Brazil's Bovespa is lower by 1.10%.

North and South American Indexes

  IndexCountryChange% ChangeLevelLast Update
  Dow Jones Industrial AverageUnited States-318.24-1.96%15,879.114:32pm ET
  S& P 500 IndexUnited States-38.17-2.09%1,790.294:32pm ET
  Brazil Bovespa Stock IndexBrazil-533.26-1.10%47,787.385:59pm ET
  Canada S& P/TSX 60Canada-13.68-1.71%788.154:37pm ET
  Santiago Index IPSAChile-63.60-2.05%3,037.963:22pm ET
  IPCMexico-552.00-1.33%40,979.806:06pm ET
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 Alert Admin 		US lao sai .... the funds need to go somewhere too.... gold maybe favour ....
Expected dow to hit next week 14800.... to 13800 is possible but unlikely...
14800 could be a buy for a rebound
If u have extra money load gold now or selectively penny
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25-Jan-2014 06:16     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Hope you guys heard my 'Heavy Selling' coning next week.. Pls sell all your stocks! Correction on the way! Cny cash out
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 Alert Admin 		Dow down 318.24. Monday will be ugly. Margin calls and Forced sales coming. Dare to pick durians?

bishan22      ( Date: 25-Jan-2014 05:04) Posted:

Dow super red. More blood to be seen on Monday.

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 Alert Admin 		Dow super red. More blood to be seen on Monday.
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Shorted 6 SIMSCI February at 345.4

Blue will be red.

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