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Nice! Thanks buddy.
Its not dead yet but its getting there, just play momentum stocks. Like AMR AMWI for example. Good luck though
Yea I wanna know too
Base on T/A $GOOG n $SPY will go higher, $GOOG broke 620 barrier n so far GOOG holding up really well, $SPY broke 200ma n consolidating above it.
wow squeezing
12:46 pmS&P to Put Entire Euro Zone on Watch for Downgrade
The 17 nations of the euro zone will be placed on "credit watch negative" by Standard & Poor's Rating Services, according to a person familiar with the matter.
The ratings firm is expected to make an announcement after the market closes in New York at 4 p.m. S&P is expected to cite the difficulties of the euro region in containing its debt crisis.
12:44 pmDi Rupo Set to Lead Belgium, Ending Stalemate by Frances Robinson Add a Comment
French-speaking socialist Elio Di Rupo will head a new Belgian government to be sworn in on Tuesday, ending 18 months of political stalemate in time for the new prime minister to take his seat at a European summit at the end of the week, officials said.
Mr. Di Rupo, the divided nation’s first Francophone premier in 32 years, will take office in a Europe dominated by center-right governments.
Mr. Di Rupo was due to meet King Albert II on Monday evening to give him the names of Belgium’s new cabinet ministers, said people familiar with the matter.
Local media reported that the cabinet will have 13 members, including Mr. Di Rupo, with longtime Finance Minister Didier Reynders moving to foreign affairs and Steven Vanackere, from the centrist Flemish liberal party, moving to finance from foreign affairs.
“My first words are for the citizens,” Mr. Di Rupo said last week, as he set out the new government’s plans, including public-sector cuts and new taxes. “I want to thank them for their patience.…Together, we need to roll up our sleeves and get this country out of crisis.”
no one calling u a basher, still far from that
is HDOG still part of STHG?
arthur u still here.. uhmmm Chart setting up for run. what do u think?
11:32 amGreek Opposition Leader Sees Deep Recession Lingering
The head of Greece's opposition New Democracy party--and most likely the country's next prime minister--expects Greece's economy to shrink by more than 6% this year and the recession to linger through 2013.
In an interview, Antonis Samaras said that the country was also unlikely to meet its upwardly revised deficit target in 2011, underscoring Greece's difficulty in meeting the fiscal goals the country has promised its international creditors.
"This year again you will have a 10% deficit... and the recession will be greater than 6%," he said. "We are entering into a fifth year of recession and very possibly it will extend to a sixth year, that is a European record."
11:28 amA Euro-17 Deal Would Lead To a Two-Pace EUby Flemming Emil HansenAdd a Comment
The national economies of the 27 members of the European Union are so entangled that a decision to push ahead with a narrow intergovernmental agreement between the 17 euro zone members would be damaging for the countries left out as well as for the EU project, the Danish minister of economy said Monday.
The small Nordic EU-member, which is due to assume the rotating presidency of the block on January 1, is open to changes of the EU treaty to ensure stricter fiscal discipline, but the decisions must be made in the context of all of the EU member states, Minister of Economy Margrethe Vestager said in an interview.
"The worst thinkable scenario is that we get a narrow intergovernmental agreement in the euro zone. That would create a Europe in two paces," Ms. Vestager said.
Like the U.K., Denmark has opted not to adopt the euro.
"It is clearly in the interest of Denmark that the debt crisis is handled in unity by the European Union. It's important, especially for the smaller states,that we keep Europe united, and an intergovernmental agreement would instead tear the countries apart," she said.
Ms. Vestager commended the initiative shown by Germany and France, but also expressed regret that the two EU powerhouses didn't await for Mr. Van Rompuy's conclusions.
"I had looked forward to Van Rompuy's report, because it would have provided a more neutral foundation for discussions of what we can accomplish by changing the treaty," she said.
"A treaty change most certainly isn't the answer to the European debt crisis,"she cautioned. "The answer is to get the national economies in order and makes sure that the fiscal policies of the individual states can be trusted. But we need to make sure that we never again land in a similar situation to the one we are in now, and a treaty change can be part of the answer to that," Ms. Vestager said.
11:08 amS&P Warns Euro Zone Countries of a Possible DowngradeAdd a Comment
Just as investors showed signs of relief that European leaders are making progress to deal with the euro zone debt crisis, the Financial Times reports that rating agency Standard and Poor's has warned Germany and other euro zone economies with the highest ratings they could face a downgrade as the economic turmoil takes its toll.
major resistance 70.50 and 73 IMO, might grab some puts
7:25 amMarkets Monster Likes What It Seesby Katie Martin
The markets monster certainly likes the taste of these comments from Nicolas Sarkozy and Angela Merkel.
The euro has popped higher and, more importantly, Italian yields have collapsed, as the leaders of the two most powerful euro states have signalled that they're preparing a new treaty to turn around the long-running debt crisis.
That's all well and good, although it will still need to be approved more broadly.
Still, if this headline doesn't strike fear into your heart, nothing will:
Sarkozy: Will Hold Monthly Euro Zone Summits in Brussels
Yes, that's monthly. Every month.
If these treaty changes do come through, and euro states are subjected to permanent oversight of their finances, that opens the door to monthly arguments over budgets. The festering euro sore will be yanked open every four weeks. Shudder.
The horror show of constant crisis meetings that has persisted through 2011 is never going to go away
in $AAPL 390 W P 10 at .31 lets see
Thanks! I am still learning, lost $3k in my first two weeks. I am hoping to get it all back this month. Enjoy ur weekend!
gotta wait for the volume to kick in IMO
sold out $AAPL 390 W P in 7 at .33 sold 5 at .62 sold another 2 at .70 see u guys next week~
yea almost double, I am hoping it to break 390 barrier
sold 5 at .62 holding 2 more
$AAPL there u f**ing GO!! break under 390 come on!
in $AAPL 390 W P for quick flip
got MTG calls too for lotto
tomorrow its all depend on the data IMO
Thanks $AAPL $$$$
$AAPL next support 386
almost at S1 387.50, if it break its going to test 387
holding up really nice, looking for re-entry soon
got $AAPL 385 W P for quick flip
I might grab some TDGI on monday. near bottom
.16 is not overpriced but chart overbought for now IMHO
low profit? 200% profit here
I guess u sold for loss wait till it dip and join us
I hope u can bring this down to .05s again so I can load 150k
Real company, ground floor opportunity!
I mean under radar
Still under here. Pump ain't here yet
take it easy buddy
$SPY expecting bounce back to 122-124 this week or next week
Volume increasing, love it!