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besotted

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fucking loser who missed the asset gains and griping everyday

why don't you play your fucking guitar like you always recommend others to do

market crash you happy? got fuckers like you?
 

Taishi Ci

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market crash you happy? got fuckers like you?

Haha! You reminded me of LWL, the greedy bitch who wrote about having regretted not selling off her shares before the fall. Then there are people like us who will wait for the market to fall to make a heap. Since you can afford to hold you hold lor. :biggrin:
 

downgrader

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fucking loser who missed the asset gains and griping everyday

why don't you play your fucking guitar like you always recommend others to do

market crash you happy? got fuckers like you?


looks like you are really missing out on good music in your life

anyway the stock market opens in a few hours, Europe is trying very hard to get a deal before market opens

either way it is gonna be one way down

will break 2,800 and let's see how far the stone will drop

don't be attached to your bubble gains

listen to a good song lah
 

downgrader

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HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA....................

HO SAY AH!!!!!!!!


http://money.cnn.com/2010/05/20/markets/markets_newyork/

Stocks plunge as fear spikes
By Alexandra Twin, senior writerMay 20, 2010: 4:16 PM ET


NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- Stocks got pummeled Thursday, with the Dow, Nasdaq and S&P 500 losing enough to fall into "correction territory" - marked by a drop of more than 10% off the rally highs.

Worries that the European debt crisis and slump in the euro might spark a second leg down for the global economy fueled the selling, extending the recent declines.



The Dow Jones industrial average (INDU) fell 376 points, or 3.6%, closing just above its lows.

The Nasdaq (COMP) fell 94 points, or 4.1% and the S&P 500 (SPX) declined 43 points, or 3.9%.

The market had cut losses in the afternoon as the euro gained ground against the dollar, but stocks reversed course and ended just above their lows after the Wall Street reform bill cleared a key hurdle in the Senate that all but assures its passage.

Here's a look at what was moving stocks near the close:

The CBOE Volatility index, the VIX (VIX), Wall Street's fear gauge, spiked 25% to a 14-month high of 44.25. The VIX had touched 45.21 earlier.

"With the jobless data and weakness out of the European markets, stocks are down again," said Steven Goldman, market strategist at Weeden & Co.

"There's a heightened sense of nervousness and markets look to be testing the lows of two weeks ago, when we had the mini-crash," he said.
 

downgrader

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Beautiful song... Greece is the word


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downgrader

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downgrader

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HAHAHAHA Singapore economic growth at record high but stock market lao sai

2,700 easily touched today hahahahahah

then 2,300 then 2,000 hahahahah
 

downgrader

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sell blue-chips, sell s-chips, sell potato chips, sell sell sell

sell OCR, CCR and RCR hahahah

sell all bubble assets, what to purchase? go ask dr chee buy
 

downgrader

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This morning on the Sydney Futures Exchange, the June share price index contract was 106 points lower at 4211 points, indicating a fall of approximately 2.5 per cent.

What you need to know
The SPI was down 106 points at 4211

The Australian dollar was buying 81.82 US cents

In the US, the S&P500 fell 43.46 points at 1071.59

In Europe, the FTSE fell 84.95 points to 5073.13

Gold was down $US4.50 an ounce to $US1188.60

Oil fell $US1.68 a barrel to $US70.80

The Reuters Jefferies CRB index was down 1.02%
 

soikee

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HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA....................

HO SAY AH!!!!!!!!


http://money.cnn.com/2010/05/20/markets/markets_newyork/

Stocks plunge as fear spikes
By Alexandra Twin, senior writerMay 20, 2010: 4:16 PM ET


NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- Stocks got pummeled Thursday, with the Dow, Nasdaq and S&P 500 losing enough to fall into "correction territory" - marked by a drop of more than 10% off the rally highs.

Worries that the European debt crisis and slump in the euro might spark a second leg down for the global economy fueled the selling, extending the recent declines.



The Dow Jones industrial average (INDU) fell 376 points, or 3.6%, closing just above its lows.

The Nasdaq (COMP) fell 94 points, or 4.1% and the S&P 500 (SPX) declined 43 points, or 3.9%.

The market had cut losses in the afternoon as the euro gained ground against the dollar, but stocks reversed course and ended just above their lows after the Wall Street reform bill cleared a key hurdle in the Senate that all but assures its passage.

Here's a look at what was moving stocks near the close:

The CBOE Volatility index, the VIX (VIX), Wall Street's fear gauge, spiked 25% to a 14-month high of 44.25. The VIX had touched 45.21 earlier.

"With the jobless data and weakness out of the European markets, stocks are down again," said Steven Goldman, market strategist at Weeden & Co.

"There's a heightened sense of nervousness and markets look to be testing the lows of two weeks ago, when we had the mini-crash," he said.

Thank you Sir & Guru downgrader. Your unselfish warning has saved me by the millions.

Now we watch besotted squirm and regret like a piece of shit!

Thank you kind Sir.
 

angie II

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