Short oil now , earn some kopi lui
Long oil now... Dow will break new high...
Long oil now... Dow will break new high...
Have thought about it - again and again and again - And think YES THEY CAN - haha..
Those who think market can rally in april pls think again again and again...
Markets will rally... Long and enjoy..
Those who think market can rally in april pls think again again and again...
Straits Times Index
2,881.98 0.05% +1.33
| Volume: | 1,321.9M | ||
| Value: | $977.7M | ||
| Gainers/Losers: | 213/173 | ||
Singapore shares close mixed in low volume
MAR 23, 20165: 54 PM
WEDNESDAY' S trading session at Singapore Exchange (SGX) was one of the quietest in recent weeks, with the Straits Times Index (STI) drifting within a narrow range before ending a net 1.33 points higher at 2,881.98 in low volume of 1.3 billion units worth S $ 977.7 million.
The broad market excluding warrants recorded 213 rises versus 173 falls Most of the volume was focused in the 30 index components -. S $ 659 million or roughly 67 per cent The average value per unit traded was S $ 0.75..
Activity in banks was subdued, which explains the index' s listless showing since banks have been the STI' s main movers this year. Similarly, trading in other big index components such as Keppel Corporation and Singapore Telecommunications (Singtel) was also nondescript.
How would Budget this year affect the market? Any thoughts?
China: Stocks close up despite bomb attacks in Brussels
MAR 23, 20163: 26 PM
Chinese shares opened slightly lower on Wednesday morning, falling for a second day, as investors took profits after a recent rally.
China stocks closed up on Wednesday, helped by a mild afternoon rally, recovering from an earlier slump following bomb attacks in Belgium.
Regional shares slipped on Wednesday, but held near 3-1 / 2-month highs hit earlier this week as investors took comfort from a brightening global economic picture.
The CSI300 index of the largest listed companies in Shanghai and Shenzhen rose 0.3 per cent, to 3,236.09, while the Shanghai Composite Index gained 0.4 per cent, to 3,009.96 points.
Stocks To Watch........L i n k
StarHub, mm2 Asia, Singtel, Aspial, OSIM
But don' t too overly worry about our Sg market. It is somewhat a scam-like market. There will be some ups and downs from now to 2023. Buy speculative and sell when they shoot up momentarily. They call it FIFO (Fast In Fast Out), like OKH yesterday. Best of luck!!
Market will drag and drag until end of 2022 before any bull will return. Collapsed in 2009, recovered slightly until beginning of 2016. To fall again until end of 2022. Roughly 6 to 7 years cycle. 2008/2009 was the financial crash. We have some weak rebounds in between then and now, but currently the rebound seems to be ending. Hope this crash won' t be serious but just a mild one. Lol.
Market will drag and drag until end of 2022 before any bull will return. Collapsed in 2009, recovered slightly until beginning of 2016. To fall again until end of 2022. Roughly 6 to 7 years cycle. 2008/2009 was the financial crash. We have some weak rebounds in between then and now, but currently the rebound seems to be ending. Hope this crash won' t be serious but just a mild one. Lol.
Those who think market can rally in april pls think again again and again...
North and South American Indexes
| Index | Country | Change | % Change | Level | Last Update | |
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Dow Jones Industrial Average | United States | -41.30 | -0.23% | 17,582.57 | 4:31pm ET |
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S& P 500 INDEX | United States | -1.80 | -0.09% | 2,049.80 | 4:31pm ET |
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Brazil Bovespa Stock Index | Brazil | -161.35 | -0.32% | 51,010.19 | 5:50pm ET |
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Canada S& P/TSX 60 | Canada | -4.44 | -0.56% | 790.99 | 4:42pm ET |
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Santiago Index IPSA | Chile | -13.99 | -0.44% | 3,137.23 | 4:22pm ET |
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IPC | Mexico | +47.30 | +0.10% | 45,632.28 | 6:06pm ET |
Wall St. down but pares losses after Brussels blasts
Wall Street closed slightly lower on Tuesday, inching back from an initial selloff that followed deadly attacks in Brussels, as declines in consumer and telecom stocks offset a jump in healthcare shares.
Islamic State claimed responsibility for the bombings at Brussels airport and a rush-hour metro train that killed at least 30 people and triggered security alerts across Europe.
Global risk markets faltered before limping up, while traditional safe havens gold and government bonds firmed as the events in the de facto capital of the European Union unfolded.
The tepid stock market recovery followed earlier patterns of a selloff in reaction to violent events, such as the November attacks in Paris, then a quick recovery.
" When you have an incident like this, you suddenly have a surge in uncertainty because people do not know what the scale of it is," said David Kelly, chief global strategist at JP Morgan Funds in New York. " As uncertainty goes down , stocks go up. "
Oil prices steadied after an initial rush to safer assets, with U.S. crude CLc1 futures off 0.17 percent to $ 41.45, rebounding from a session low of $ 40.97.
Kamakazi coming
markets behaving like paris bombing... look fine on the outside and next few days red red
