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W@G2 QQQQ 10/24/07 for a 10/26/07 close
55.80 The Cap'm
54.75 bob3
54.18 frenchee
53.50 anderl
Found this link related to bulk shippers
and the tankers/containers, etc...has all the news, quotes, tracks the BDI etc
http://shipping.capitallink.com/
TY for that format.
lol, from zeev's brd: They should start a new ETF...ticker
GRAAB...only five stocks,GOOG,RIMM,AAPL,AMZN,BIDU.
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**chichi2, my last post is revised
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OT: need pinch hit 4 Fed. stuff Tomo
l have Dr's appt early morning.
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Bloomberg: Scheduled Earnings Announcements
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Futures (2) + World Indices
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World Indices (2) Mini Charts
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Chichi2, UR 3 peaks exellent work and Toni's
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W@G1 QQQQ 10/22/07 for a 10/24/07 close
52.44 DrWorm
51.51 bob3
50.63 frenchee
FLECK: A super-duper bad-loan bailout scam
by Bill Fleckenstein
10/22/2007 12:01 AM ET
Call it Super SIV Mae. Wall Street's pals in the Treasury Department want to ride to the rescue with a new entity of entitlement, the 'structured investment vehicle.'
"Gambler Mae" made its debut in my Aug. 13 column. That was my name for the fictional entity I proposed should be created to bail out all losing trades everywhere, be they stock losses, racetrack losses or losing lottery tickets.
I modeled "Gambler Mae" on proposals being floated by our comrades in Congress who seem to think that the entire mortgage and housing sectors are deserving of a bailout -- despite the reckless behavior on display there that has brought us to where we are today.
Recipe for a no-fail subprime soufflé
This week I have another entity of entitlement to add to the list: "SIV Mae" (SIV = structured investment vehicle). That seems a fitting description of the super-duper bailout put together by the Goldman Sachs (GS, news, msgs) subsidiary known as the U.S. Treasury Department. (Goldman itself doesn't appear to be participating in the bailout, which is interesting.)
When I first heard about this, I was outraged, disgusted and slightly depressed. I thought, here we go, another bailout. Barney Frank and friends are trying to bail out the homeowners. Wall Street, the Treasury Department and the Bank of England appear determined to do whatever it takes so that we have absolutely no price discovery on any mortgage-related assets that may have gone bad -- thereby giving a pass to the folks who've made obscene amounts of money conceiving and marketing them. Whether you call this crony capitalism or socialism, the worst of it is what we have become.
Short-lived SIV Mae?
However, with the devil being in the details, this bailout may not get pulled off. For instance, at what price are these dodgy assets going to be moved into the new SIV Mae?
Obviously, the boys planning this scheme might like to make things look like the Treasury is standing behind it. And, for all I know, it might. On the other hand, will arm's-length buyers really be so stupid as to buy an asset that could easily be mismarked?
Keenly motivated to concoct the schlock
To quote a knowledgeable friend of a friend: "How anyone can look at the creation of this fund as anything other than a cynical way of moving an existing pile of crap from one place to another is beyond me. The fact that no one seems to think there is anything wrong with it (and I include the regulators) tells you just how 'fixed' the markets' problems are.
"The level of terror that must exist in the boardrooms of the banks and regulators that peered into Pandora's box this summer must be extreme. They set up the conduits to skirt balance-sheet constraints, and investors realized they were getting paid no-risk premium to buy the paper and fled. The answer? Do it again, in the same way, but call it something different."
And, to be filed in the further-reason-to-flee department, the Lord of the Dark Matter writes: "Meanwhile, in the background, Moody's is telling us in no uncertain terms that massive downgrades of subprime-laden CDOs are coming. To be sure, the ABX has been telling us for many months what the market thinks about the value of these things, but until the actual downgrade comes, an investor isn't necessarily obliged to sell. The IRS is also investigating accounting for mortgage-backed securities."
Gordian Knot all tangled up
The latest potential problem child in SIV world is Gordian Knot (which, until last Wednesday, had not appeared in the news). Bloomberg reported that Gordian Knot, a London investment house, completed a small financing of about $20 million, which is a rounding error.
I don't know why they even bothered. Gordian Knot has about $58 billion in SIVs outstanding, and Fidelity has about 4% of its money-market funds invested in Gordian-Knot-generated paper. This explains why Fidelity may be willing to be involved in the super-SIV bailout program.
It seems that Gordian Knot did not have any paper that needed to be rolled until mid-October, which is about where we are now. And, if it doesn't have a solid, enormous back-up liquidity line, life might get very complicated. So, Gordian is a name to keep your eye on.
Treasury-only money funds
Meanwhile, I suggest that readers be extra-careful with money-market funds (as I discussed here). I think that Treasury-only money funds are the way to go, until such time as financial-institution accounting becomes truly legitimate, which may be quite a long while from now, given where we are.
In any case, the level of desperation on the part of players involved in anything SIV-related -- witness their attempts to pull off this anti-capitalistic bailout -- suggests that the situation could be quite dicey.
http://articles.moneycentral.msn.com/Investing/ContrarianChronicles/ASuperDuperBadLoanBailoutPlan.as....
Mortgage Security Bondholders Facing a Cutoff of Interest Payments
By VIKAS BAJAJ
Published: October 22, 2007
For all the pain in the mortgage market, investors who hold bonds backed by risky home loans have continued to receive their monthly interest payments — until now.
Slowdown Collateralized debt obligations — made up of bonds backed by thousands of subprime home loans — are starting to shut off cash payments to investors in lower-rated bonds as credit-rating agencies downgrade the securities they own, according to analysts and industry executives.
Cutting off the cash flow, which is governed by rules and mathematical formulas that vary by security, is expected to accelerate in the months ahead.
Such a cutoff would be the latest blow to financial markets as investors try to anticipate the next problem that might shake confidence.
The stock market, which ended down sharply on Friday across the board, in a week that the Standard & Poor’s 500-stock index dropped 3.92 percent, has been battered by renewed concerns over the credit crisis and about some weak earnings reports.
With such a re-evaluation, owners of collateralized debt obligations — investment banks, hedge funds, insurance companies and public pension funds — may be forced to write down mortgage investments beyond the billions they have already written off. Some bonds, for example, may go from being valued at, say, 70 cents on the dollar to becoming largely worthless overnight, bankers and analysts say.
The adjustment could further erode the availability of credit to consumers and businesses.
Though many people in the mortgage market expect a shut-off of payments, the broader financial market has not focused on it. “At this point, it’s fair to say that everybody expects this shoe will drop,” said Mark Adelson, an independent mortgage securities consultant and analyst. “It’s a foregone conclusion. But when it happens, there will be a market reaction to it.”
From the period since July, the stock market has fallen, then posted several weeks of advances and, most recently, dropped back as investor sentiment about the weakness in housing and its broader effect on the economy waxed and waned.
A re-evaluation of payments by trustees who oversee the debt obligations is part of a long, complex chain reaction that is caused by the surge in mortgage delinquencies and home foreclosures. As more homeowners fall behind on payments and lose their homes, the pressure builds on large pools of mortgages that issue bonds to investors. Many of the riskiest of those mortgage bonds have been bought by the C.D.O.’s, which issue bonds of their own.
On Friday, Standard & Poor’s lowered the ratings on $22 billion in bonds backed by mortgages made to people with weak credit in 2006, citing the continued deterioration in the housing market. Another credit rater, Moody’s Investors Service, lowered a similarly large group of bonds earlier in the month.
It is unclear exactly how many bonds will be affected and how quickly. Investment banks issued some $486 billion in debt obligations linked to mortgages in 2006 and the first half of 2007. A majority of the bonds have high credit ratings, and the trustees of the debt obligations typically shut off lower-rated bonds first to accelerate payments to investors holding higher-rated debt.
When ratings on the bonds directly backed by mortgages are lowered, it forces the trustees to discount the value of their holdings in a calculation performed once a month. Some C.D.O.’s also hold bonds issued by other debt obligations, so it can take months for ratings downgrades to work their way through the system.
“It’s still the early stages of a very significant stress,” said John Schiavetta, a group managing director at Derivative Fitch, which rates the debt obligations.
He noted that C.D.O. deals varied significantly. In some, interest payments continue on all bonds regardless of their rating, which means that higher-rated bonds may be more vulnerable to losses. Fitch has downgraded 30 percent of the debt obligations in its rating portfolio and has put 15 percent more on watch for possible downgrading.
In the last two weeks, leading investment banks have written down about $20 billion, much of it in collateralized debt obligations and mortgage-related securities. Merrill Lynch wrote down $4.5 billion in debt linked to home loans and ousted two senior executives in charge of its bond division. UBS wrote down $3.4 billion and ousted the chief financial officer. Citigroup wrote down $1.3 billion from the deterioration in the value of mortgage-related securities.
Investment banks still hold billions more that could be under threat by the recent downgradings and a continued deteriorating in the mortgage market, said Brad Hintz, an analyst at Sanford C. Bernstein & Company. UBS, for instance, still holds about $20 billion in subprime securities.
But Mr. Hintz said it was difficult to determine how much more of the banks’ portfolios is vulnerable because the institutions have not disclosed many details about their holdings. The size of the recent write-downs surprised many analysts and investors because data provided by the banks earlier in the year suggested there was little to worry about.
“In the case of Merrill Lynch,” Mr. Hintz said, “when you analyzed the financials based on the second-quarter numbers, it didn’t look like they had a lot of exposure. There has been a breakdown in risk management.”
It is unclear what portion of the collateralized debt obligations issued by the investment banks is still on their balance sheets because they could not sell them to other investors. Merrill Lynch was by far the biggest issuer, underwriting $54 billion last year, almost twice as much as in 2005, according to Asset-Backed Alert, a trade publication.
A group of financial enterprises called structured investment vehicles also hold C.D.O.’s, although bankers say that subprime debt makes up only a small percentage of their assets. Problems with these investments has led big banks including Citigroup, Bank of America and JPMorgan Chase to develop a $75 billion rescue fund that could be used to buy risky mortgage securities and other assets from them, a move intended to ease pressure on an important part of the credit markets.
Yet for all the damage that has already been done, the real stress for investors in these securities lies ahead, industry officials say.
Most mortgage securities have not yet had significant losses, which are only recorded when homes are foreclosed and sold. Up to two years can pass between a borrower’s falling behind on payments and an auction. Each mortgage security has a reservoir of excess cash to draw upon to pay bondholders when borrowers do not make monthly payments.
“As far as the security is concerned, it’s only once the property is effectively sold that a loss is recorded,” said Nicholas Weill, chief credit officer at Moody’s. “The process of foreclosure is a long process. It doesn’t just happen overnight.”
http://www.nytimes.com/2007/10/22/business/22market.html?_r=1&oref=slogin
**Roxmark Mines, Premier Gold announce joint venture agreement for Geraldton properties
Monday September 24, 9:42 am ET
EDIT....Fully-permitted state of the art on site mill
http://roxmark.com/docs/Roxmark%20Fact%20Sheet.pdf
Agreement involves cash, shares, $7 million in expenditures -----------------------------------------------------------
TORONTO, Sept. 24 /CNW Telbec/ - Roxmark Mines Limited (TSXV - RMK) today announced that it has signed a letter of intent with Premier Gold Mines Limited (TSX - PG) for a joint venture to actively explore and earn interest in certain gold properties owned by Roxmark in the Geraldton Camp of the Beardmore-Geraldton Greenstone Belt of Northwestern Ontario.
Under the terms of the agreement which is subject to due diligence by Premier, Premier has the option to earn a 51% interest in the properties over a four-year period by making cash payments of $500,000, issuing 250,000 shares of Premier to Roxmark and carrying out, as operator, $7 million in expenditures to advance the highly prospective high-grade gold properties to a production decision. Premier also makes a firm commitment to $2.5 million in exploration expenditures in the first 12 months and to pay $100,000 in cash and issue 100,000 shares of Premier to Roxmark on signing. Premier's extensive program, including diamond drilling is expected to begin immediately.
http://biz.yahoo.com/cnw/070924/e_roxmark_jointventur.html?.v=1
**
*12 properties in the Beardmore-Geraldton Greenstone Belt covering 14,700 acres and including, in addition to the Northern Empire, five other formerly highly productive mines which produced nearly two million oz. of gold from high grade ore, but were closed primarily due to a $35 gold price and boundary issues which Roxmark has eliminated by consolidating land holdings.
* The mines offer extensions and parallel occurrences to previous veins as well as existing infrastructure above and below ground which will significantly advance the speed and reduce the cost of mining. In 1998, the resource potential of these holdings was estimated at approximately 1.5 million ounces of gold by consulting geologist Dr. S. E. Malouf (not NI43-101
compliant).
* Diamond drilling at The Northern Empire Mine indicates resources grading 0.4 oz of Au/T. 150,000 oz. of gold was previously produced and milled at The Northern Empire.
* Premier Gold has committed to conduct up to $7 million in exploration on Roxmark’s Geraldton properties over the next four years. Exploration momentum in both camps is increasing.
* Roxmark’s Nortoba-Tyson property is an important new high grade molybdenum /gold prospect with rich resources.
* Roxmark has generated cash flow from bulk-sampled gold and moly processed at the 200-TPD Northern Empire Mill, digitized historical data and completed an extensive program of 3-D mapping of gold bearing structures on its properties.
* Shares are listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange Venture Exchange (TSX-V) under the symbol RMK and in the U.S. on the Pink Sheets under RMKMF.
UPDATE 1-Barclays, RBS line up Fed for $30 bln facility
Sun Oct 21, 2007 3:23pm EDT
(Corrects sourcing in paragraph 5 on comments that credit line may not be used)
LONDON, Oct 21 (Reuters) - UK banks Barclays (BARC.L: Quote, Profile, Research) and Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS.L: Quote, Profile, Research) have joined other global banks this month by lining up $30 billion facility from the Federal Reserve to rescue customers with short-term liquidity problems.
The agreement follows similar deals arranged between the U.S. central bank and top international banks including Citigroup (C.N: Quote, Profile, Research), Bank of America (BAC.N: Quote, Profile, Research), JPMorgan Chase (JPM.N: Quote, Profile, Research) and Deutsche Bank (DBKGn.DE: Quote, Profile, Research) at the height of the global credit crunch in August and September.
Barclays has been given permission to borrow up to $20 billion through the facility while RBS can borrow up to $10 billion, according to data from the U.S. Federal Reserve webtsite.
"Major banks such as ourselves... are encouraged by the Fed to have this kind of facility in place. That's what we have done," an RBS spokeswoman said.
The Sunday Telegraph newspaper had earlier quoted banking sources as saying the credit line was set up as a contingency and may not have to be used at all.
Barclays also said it has a facility ready for clients when they need refinancing.
http://www.reuters.com/article/marketsNews/idUKL2155508920071021?rpc=44
ECB May Have to Raise Interest Rates, Weber Says (Update1)
By Gabi Thesing and Michael Wudonig
Oct. 21 (Bloomberg) -- Axel Weber, a member of the European Central Bank's governing council, said the bank may have to raise interest rates further to quell inflation as the euro- region's economy maintains its expansion.
``I don't believe that interest rates have to support the economy, which is currently growing at 2.5 percent,'' Weber said in an interview in Washington yesterday. ``Inflation risks have increased recently,'' and the bank will ``have to counter these risks should they materialize.''
Weber said there's a ``reasonable probability that inflation may end up above 2 percent in 2008 and possibly in 2009,'' and ``that is reason enough to examine closely if there is a need to adjust'' interest rates. The bank aims to keep inflation just below 2 percent.
The ECB left its benchmark rate at 4 percent on Oct. 4 after shelving a planned increase in September to assess how the U.S. housing slump and rising credit costs will affect the economy. Weber warned Oct. 12 that rates may need to be lifted to a ``restrictive'' level to control inflation.
Inflation breached the 2 percent limit for the first time in more than a year last month and oil prices have soared more than 75 percent since mid-January, passing a record $90 a barrel on Oct. 19.
In a separate interview today in Washington, ECB council member Nicholas Garganas said inflation risks have perhaps ``increased'' since the ECB last met, citing rising food and energy prices.
Oil Prices
According to Weber, oil costs are likely to ``retreat'' as the recent surge was driven by geopolitical tensions. However, ``futures markets show that over the medium to long term the oil price will hover somewhere between $70 and $80 a barrel. These are still elevated levels and above what we had based our projections on.''
In September the ECB forecast that inflation would average 2 percent in 2007 and in 2008, based on an average oil price of $68.1 a barrel this year and $71.9 in 2008. Crude oil closed at $86.95 on Oct. 19.
Weber said there may be a ``slight downward revision'' to the bank's forecast for growth in 2008, which will be presented in December. Last month, the ECB predicted 2.3 percent expansion in 2008 after 2.5 percent this year. Last year, the 13-nation euro-area grew 2.8 percent, the most since the turn of the decade.
Exports May Cool
``We expect European exports to moderate somewhat,'' as the U.S. economy cools, Weber said. Growth will also moderate ``in connection with other changes that we have seen recently,'' such as ``changes in exchanges rates between the major currency blocs, price increases, some increases in long-term interest rates.''
The economy has ``the potential to grow at about 2 percent or slightly above'' next year, he said.
Economists are divided over whether the ECB will raise rates further. While Commerzbank AG expects the governing council to keep lending costs on hold for the next year, Merrill Lynch sees an increase in the key rate to 4.25 percent in December, and Bear Stearns International forecasts the bank will cut the benchmark rate in the first quarter of 2008.
To contact the reporters on this story: Gabi Thesing in Washington at gthesing@bloomberg.net ; Michael Wudonig in Washington at Mwudonig1@bloomberg.net .
Last Updated: October 21, 2007 13:27 EDT
Fed Ops: 28.25B Matures this week.
Mon: 3.25B 3day
Thu:
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(2) 19.00B 7day
Float: 34.25B
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Fed Ops: 28.25B Matures this week.
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Nice work Doc, been following this experement.
BtW l think you won W@G if so Grats.
keeping the payroll down is goodThing /
Medic!!!
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YTD Performance Ranking of U.S.-Listed Chinese Stocks (10/17/2007)
Below is the latest YTD performance ranking of U.S.-listed Chinese stocks/ETFs. YTD changes for 2007 IPOs are calculated as the differences between current and IPO offer prices.
Ranking Ticker Name 10/17/2007 End of 2006 YTD Change
1 JRJC China Finance Online 38.60 4.45 767%
2 CEA China Eastern Airlines 111.58 21.78 412%
3 CHNR China Natural Rsrcs 35.74 8.53 319%
4 ZNH China Southern Airlines 77.97 20.45 281%
5 ACH Aluminum Corp. of China 88.05 23.50 275%
6 JASO JA Solar 48.82 15.00 225%
7 KUN China Shenghuo Pharm. 10.64 3.50 204%
8 TSL Trina Solar 55.58 18.90 194%
9 YZC Yanzhou Coal Mining 115.70 40.54 185%
10 YGE Yingli Green Energy 31.10 11.00 183%
11 BIDU Baidu.com 316.20 112.69 181%
12 WX WuXi PharmaTech 37.35 14.00 167%
13 MHJ Man Sang Holdings 13.00 4.94 163%
14 SVA Sinovac Biotech 5.99 2.33 157%
15 YTEC Yucheng Technologies 17.45 7.30 139%
16 SYUT Synutra International 29.81 12.50 138%
17 CHL China Mobile 98.77 43.22 129%
18 HRBN Harbin Electric 18.19 8.05 126%
19 EDU New Oriental Education 75.15 33.54 124%
20 GIGM GigaMedia 21.46 9.77 120%
21 CAF MS China A Sh. Fund 66.20 31.00 114%
22 LFC China Life Insurance 106.56 50.51 111%
23 CEO CNOOC 194.74 94.63 106%
24 EJ E-House 27.00 13.80 96%
25 FXI FTSE/Xinhua China ETF 217.80 111.45 95%
26 SNP Sinopec 178.83 92.64 93%
27 PWRD Perfect World 30.73 16.00 92%
28 SINA Sina Corp. 54.89 28.70 91%
29 SHI Sinopec Shanghai 93.62 49.53 89%
30 PTR PetroChina 263.70 140.78 87%
31 PGJ Halter USX China ETF 38.70 20.98 84%
32 SNDA Shanda 39.50 21.67 82%
33 SOHU Sohu.com 43.48 24.00 81%
34 GSOL Global Sources 29.15 16.16 80%
35 CHA China Telecom 97.00 54.40 78%
36 ATS APT Satellite 2.75 1.55 77%
37 FMCN Focus Media 58.79 33.20 77%
38 CTRP Ctrip.com 52.14 31.19 67%
39 LDK LDK Solar 44.75 27.00 66%
40 MR Mindray Medical Int'l 38.79 23.92 62%
41 CHDX Chindex International 30.00 18.86 59%
42 HNP Huaneng Power Int'l 57.12 35.93 59%
43 CMED China Medical Tech. 40.70 27.07 50%
44 CYD China Yuchai 10.34 6.89 50%
45 CHN China Fund Inc. 50.75 34.18 48%
46 CHU China Unicom 21.82 14.89 47%
47 JFC JF China Region Fund 32.68 22.80 43%
48 GSH Guangshen Railway 45.22 33.90 33%
49 STP Suntech Power 44.39 34.01 31%
50 ATV Acorn International 19.71 15.50 27%
51 CN China Netcom 67.70 53.52 26%
52 JST Jinpan International 29.80 24.14 23%
53 ASIA AsiaInfo 9.47 7.68 23%
54 COGO Comtech 22.15 18.19 22%
55 JOBS 51job 20.35 17.07 19%
56 JADE LJ International 5.16 4.35 19%
57 NINE Ninetowns Internet Tech. 5.62 4.77 18%
58 ADY American Dairy 23.20 19.80 17%
59 CSUN China Sunergy 12.70 11.00 15%
60 CTDC China Tech. Development 9.27 8.03 15%
61 SOLF Solarfun Power 13.49 11.69 15%
62 SSRX 3SBio Inc. 18.05 16.00 13%
63 HMIN Home Inns & Hotel Mgmt 41.65 37.54 11%
64 TBV Tiens Biotech 4.36 3.93 11%
65 CBAK China BAK Battery 7.17 6.52 10%
66 SCR Simcere Pharmaceutical 15.85 14.50 9%
67 NTES NetEase 20.00 18.69 7%
68 QXM Qiao Xing Mobile 12.45 12.00 4%
69 AOB American Oriental Bio. 12.05 11.67 3%
70 TCM Tongjitang Ch. Medicines 10.12 10.00 1%
71 NCTY The9 32.33 32.22 0%
72 SPRD Spreadtrum Comm. 13.80 14.00 -1%
73 SMI Semiconductor Mfg. Int'l 6.29 6.44 -2%
74 CPSL China Precision Steel 10.44 10.75 -3%
75 CSIQ Canadian Solar 10.05 10.48 -4%
76 SORL Sorl Auto Parts 8.57 9.03 -5%
77 DSWL Deswell Industries 10.70 11.40 -6%
78 SEED Origin Agritech 9.95 10.94 -9%
79 PACT PacificNet 5.61 6.18 -9%
80 XING Qiao Xing Univ Telephone 11.78 13.19 -11%
81 LONG eLong 11.47 13.01 -12%
82 NTE Nam Tai Electronics 13.19 15.19 -13%
83 TSTC Telestone Technologies 7.10 8.20 -13%
84 MPEL Melco PBL Entertainment 18.15 21.26 -15%
85 CHINA CDC Corp. 7.51 9.50 -21%
86 NWD New Dragon Asia Corp. 1.43 1.81 -21%
87 ASTT ASAT Holdings 1.20 1.58 -24%
88 HRAY Hurray! 4.61 6.20 -26%
89 CNTF China Techfaith 7.90 10.78 -27%
90 CAAS China Automotive Sys. 8.61 12.49 -31%
91 KONG KongZhong 6.58 9.76 -33%
92 EFUT eFuture 22.11 34.04 -35%
93 LTON Linktone 3.35 5.19 -35%
94 ACTS Actions Semiconductor 5.21 8.30 -37%
95 XFML Xinhua Finance Media 7.75 13.00 -40%
96 GRRF China GrenTech 10.46 18.44 -43%
97 UTSI UTStarcom Inc. 4.80 8.75 -45%
98 VIMC Vimicro International 5.25 10.20 -49%
99 FFHL Fuwei Films 7.05 15.80 -55%
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Opened some Q calls @ 4:13 based Goog
early #s (nov).
Opened some Q calls @ 4:13 based Goog
early #s (nov).
Using gold to trade crude oil. WMV by Philip Erlanger
http://www.goodmorningwallst.com/files/gmws101907/gmws101907.html
Using gold to trade crude oil. WMV by Philip Erlanger
http://www.goodmorningwallst.com/files/gmws101907/gmws101907.html
Courtesy.....Joe Stocks
not convinced Yet...
Googidu dance team /
Fed.(2)(3) 7day RP + 19.00B [net Drain-2.00B ]
Fed.(3)1day RP + 3.25B
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Fed.(2)(3) 7day RP + 19.00B [net Drain-2.00B ]
Fed.(3)1day RP + 3.25B
http://www.ny.frb.org/markets/omo/dmm/temp.cfm
Fed. 14day RP + 6.00B [ SoFart
On Deck: 20B 7day, 6.25B 1day
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