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What devaluation are you referring to, the USD?
Cheers,
MER results out. Writedowns of $7.9 billion, remember they flagged writedowns of only $5.0 billion a few weeks ago. Loss per share of -$2.85 against analyst expectations of a loss of -$0.45. It's going to ugly for MER today .
who else??
after news reports that Merrill Lynch is going to release another multi-billion revision in the value of its sub-prime portfolio when it releases results this AM. When the results were released the actual write down of $7.9bn from the original $4.5bn exceeded expectations but not fears ($10bn), and earnings in ongoing operations did better than expected, the actual EPS loss was lower than expected. This has left equity markets in slightly better shape heading into the US session.
It reminded me of an old hotel broker friend of mine."If you're going to buy a hotel,don't buy one that is a succes.Get one that needs building up.You buy it cheap and enjoy the windfall when you sell it."
What a hairy start today! Down, up, down up...
One gets the feeling that once the market decides which way to go, it want's to get there fast.
Nice Recovery on the DOW.
Looks like a reversal to me.
Rumour is FED is going to open the rate window a little more.
I was actually looking to go long on the Dow last night, it got too late however with uni assignments due this morning and I missed the big reversal
Nice Recovery on the DOW.
Looks like a reversal to me.
You still got assignments due?
Thats unlucky, just exams for me (which is not much better), next week!
You would've made good money on that longeven if it was just a few contracts.
Talk about Rotten Luck
Here we go Between a Rock and a Hard Place again
Talk about Rotten Luck
Here we go Between a Rock and a Hard Place again
'Expectations for rate cuts in the US is the major driver that's pushing the Hong Kong market higher,' said Castor Pang, strategist at Sun Hung Kai Financial.
At 10:35 am (0235 GMT), the Hang Seng Index was up 310.80 points or 1 percent at 30,160.11, after hitting an all-time high of 30,320.06.
http://www.forbes.com/markets/feeds/afx/2007/10/25/afx4265339.html
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