Life is short Take the risk forgive quickly , love truly laugh constantly And never stop smiling no matter how strange life is Life is not always the party we expected to be but as long as we are here, we should smile and be grateful.
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Tuesday, November 10, 2009
FKLI Gap up 1280 , breaking.. critical resistance 1274, will resistance turn support ?
TOKYO (Kyodo)--Tokyo stocks opened higher Tuesday, buoyed by a rebound on Wall Street overnight which sent the Dow Jones index to a 13-month closing high.
Foreigners Net Buyers Of Japan Stocks In Oct
TOKYO (NQN)--Overseas investors were net buyers of Japanese stocks to the tune of 531.6 billion yen in October, the Ministry of Finance said Tuesday. This was the first month of net purchases in two months. Buying stood at 12.839 trillion yen, with sales at 12.307 trillion yen. Foreigners seem to regard prices of Japanese stocks as a bargain.
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FKLI breaking up resistance 1267
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Thursday, October 15, 2009
Thai shares plunges 3.04 per cent in afternoon trade
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FKLi some mild profit taking in the morning
The Dow industrials closed above 10,000 Wednesday following strong results from Intel and JPMorgan Chase. The Dow Jones industrial average rose 145 points to 10,015.86, finishing at its highest point since Oct. 3, 2008. Thursday's market will take its guidance from the financials and tech. Goldman Sachs will be reportingearnings ahead of the bell, as does Citigroup, still a participant in the government's trouble asset relief program (TARP). After the bell, Google and IBM will release numbers just after 4 pm New York time.Closely watched weekly jobless claims are reported at 8:30 am, as is the consumer price index and the Empire State survey of New York manufacturing activity. The Philadelphia Fed survey is released at 10 am."For sure, the stream of economic data will take a back seat for the most part. Google will be intriguing. Goldman Sachs will be better than expected. Citigroup is a wild card," said Art Hogan of Jefferies.Hogan also said he believes the stock market will continue to move higher, at least temporarily."I think we continue to ramp up through the earnings season," he said. Then when earnings season ends, the challenges will be a lack of catalysts and concern about corporate profits in 2010.
Wednesday, October 14, 2009
FKLI regain support at 1238
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US Market
Overbought Levels of Markets May Make Traders Wary
The major index futures are pointing to a marginally higher opening on Tuesday. Even as stocks showed some tiredness following continued upward momentum, positive earnings optimism is keeping sentiment upbeat. The rally in the commodity prices is continuing, reflecting the lingering hopes that all may well that ends well. That said, the overbought levels of the markets, which is achieved without adequate support of fundamentals, faces the risk of a pullback. Traders could also focus on the Fed speeches scheduled for the day.
U.S. stocks, which opened Monday’s trading higher and rose sharply in early trading on earnings optimism, surrendered their early gains gradually over the course of session. After dipping below the unchanged line in late afternoon trading, the Dow Industrials and the S&P 500 Index recovered to close modestly higher, while the Nasdaq Composite remained just below the flat line. The absence of any major catalysts lead to some indecision in the markets, pushing some traders to the sidelines, and consequently, volume was light.
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still positive charging... before re election
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Saturday, October 3, 2009
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resistance 1222 1230 support 1200 1184
Wednesday, September 30, 2009
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FKLI 2009/09/29
Friday, September 25, 2009
FKLI tight range...zzzzzz..
Friday brings government reports on new home sales and durable goods orders, as well as the University of Michigan's September consumer sentiment indexStocks fell for a second day Thursday after the Federal Reserve announced plans to start unwinding some stimulus measures and a report showed existing-home sales fell last month.The Dow Jones industrial average dropped 41.11 points to 9,707.44. The Standard & Poor's 500 Index fell 10.09 points to 1,050.78.In the short term, "there's not a whole lot of bad news that could derail equities," said Robert Siewert, portfolio manager at Glenmede. "But the rally since March has been the sharpest since the 1930s and it's not surprising to see occasional pullbacks."However, Siewert said that longer term, there are a lot of headwinds that could challenge stocks, with 2010 likely a tougher year for equities. He cited challenges including the eventual rising of taxes, the labor market weakness, the still-tight credit market and the struggle of a consumer that chooses to save at the expense of personal spending.