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it looks to be a beat, what will do tomorrow ?
50% up /?
Don't give up your shares , new floor base is been formed .buy , buy , buy .
Investors should always prepare for the most extreme risk scenario because it will happen, Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein told the Australian Institute of Company Directors at a breakfast briefing on Friday.
"Most risk management is really just advanced contingency planning and disciplining yourself to realize that, given enough time, very low probability events not only can happen, but they absolutely will happen," said Blankfein.
Strait up, what ever they (banks)know diffidently must be good news
well, nobody made any money today />?
Still no news ,i am thankful i got in on time ,someone must knows whats up ? share the news to the world .
Definitely, but tight lips everywhere please let us know if you come up with anything.I still thing is a buy.
They could make a move before the deadline?>
i hope all of you listen and got in , is gone be epic.
A disastrous scenario.
Payrolls going up,claims going down,companies miss top and bottom line,all this happens the same time with banks been scrutinized from the government, possible ?
Maybe, a month or two don't mean much, but a big scare definitely is coming .
foundation start shaking already Google-Microsoft tonite, tomorrow watch out.
Never say never.
Just a matter of the perfect storm ,we escape many storms so far for the last three years,i hope Ben, is not going to be around after the end of the year .
Much time in your hands?I made money again today, what did you do
with your hands ?
Helicopter Ben may pull out even before september
claims keep dropping like that.
READ THIS
Nasdaq chairman warns about 'bubbly valuations' in markets
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Published: Thursday, 18 Jul 2013 | 4:36 AM ET
By: Deepanshu Bagchee | Managing Digital Editor, CNBC International
'bubbly valuations' Nasdaq chairman warns about 'bubbly valuations' in markets
www.cnbc.com/id/100895356
Check it out CBOE MARKET VOLATILITY MKT VLTILITY VIX turning green any min.
We may even close on red
Drop on claims today is turning the market uvxy $250 in a month.
NASDAQ turns red soon , every one who opens positions today will be burn, today all have join the party.Good day to turn the market.
whats going on today UVXY sould be down at least 5 points !!!!
People still shorting in after hrs.Response from the co. any time soon ?
So why is not crusing if they are always right ?
www.law.com/corporatecounsel/PubArticleCC.jsp?id=1202610910153&China_and_SEC_Reach_Agreement_on_Deloitte_Audit_Docs&slreturn=20130616064412
thank you,GL.
is definitely shorts covering taking place.
must be news coming out soon strange action lately!!
he still is a cro, i mispelled
I AM NEW TO "FEED" PLS GIVE ALL INFO POSSIBLE IT WILL BE APPRECIATED. THANKS.
THIS IS WHAT I GOT SO FAR .
Robert Relief
Scott DuBois
Kyle Koger
Josh Holley
George Henderson
Jim Anderson
Matthew A. Beresh
Michael K. Brennan
Farley Dakan
Ronald J. Rakunas
Ronald G. Gratz
Susan G. Gordon
Bob Krawczyk
Nishant Machado
Tom Pogorelc
Steve Weissenborn
Michelle Hansen
Hope T. Mitchell
James A. Weissenborn
Keith A. Maib NEW CEO
anyone knows if they have sell anything yet ?
and can someone buying the co. from the grey market is that legal ?
http://biz.yahoo.com/e/130516/feed8-k.html
http://dealbook.nytimes.com/2013/05/24/an-agreement-opens-some-chinese-audit-papers-to-the-u-s/
An Agreement Opens Some Chinese Audit Papers to the U.S.
BY FLOYD NORRIS
Philip Scott Andrews/The New York Times
James R. Doty of the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board, center, called the deal important to investors’ interests.
Accounting regulators in the United States and China announced on Friday in Beijing that they had reached an understanding that could give American fraud investigators access to work papers of Chinese audit firms. Until now, American efforts to see such papers have been rejected.
The memorandum of understanding was signed by the China Securities Regulatory Commission and the Ministry of Finance for China, and by the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board for the United States.
“This agreement with China is an important step toward cross-border enforcement cooperation that is necessary to protect the interests of investors in U.S. capital markets,” said James R. Doty, the chairman of the American group.
Whether the agreement will result in more cooperation remains to be seen, however. China retained the right to reject requests if they violated Chinese law or “essential national interest.”
In addition, the agreement covers only enforcement actions, not routine inspections of audit firms.
In an interview, Mr. Doty called the agreement “the culmination of years of effort” and voiced hope that progress could be made this year on arranging joint inspections of Chinese audit firms by the two countries. He said it could lead to cooperation that would be equal to that now provided by European authorities.
Under the Sarbanes-Oxley Act passed in 2002, accounting firms that are involved in the auditing of companies whose securities are sold to the public in the United States must register with the American board and submit to inspections by it. Many Chinese firms have registered, but no inspections have taken place. In addition, the Securities and Exchange Commission has sought work papers from Chinese audit firms as it investigated a string of frauds but has been turned down because the firms said they would be violating Chinese law if they turned over the papers.
Mr. Doty said that the inspectors from his board had been able to “observe the quality control reviews” of Chinese firms, made by Chinese regulators, but had not been able to observe reviews of actual audits.
Under the new memorandum, he said, if the board is investigating a potential fraud, it will be able to ask for papers from the Chinese audit firm through the Chinese regulators. The securities commission regulates the larger firms, but many smaller ones are regulated by the finance ministry. The regulator would then decide whether to forward them to the American inspectors.
If such papers are supplied to the United States board, they could then be obtained by the S.E.C. But the board cannot investigate other types of violations of securities laws, like insider trading, and therefore could not seek documents related to other investigations.
The American board has the power to revoke the registrations of firms that cannot be inspected, but it has not chosen to do so with overseas auditors and probably would not do so without approval of the Treasury Department. Mr. Doty said that such an action had not been ruled out, however, if additional progress was not made.
A version of this article appeared in print on 05/24/2013, on page B7 of the NewYork edition with the headline: A Deal Opens Some Chinese Audit Papers to the U.S..
why the shares i own of this dog, showing like they trading at my e trade account today at $9.89//WTF.. [/b)