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Up and away once again with All Ords +0.4%. In the sectors, Property Trusts is taking a turn in the lead, +0.8% and there are several red sectors of which Telecom is down the most, -0.7%.
The heavyweight miners are continuing their run: BHP +1.3% and RIO +2%. In the golds, a massive drop on Newcrest, -7.8% with the others up around 2%.
Oils not doing a lot: Woodside flat, Santos +0.5%.
China's Economy Grew 10.7 Percent, Closing on Germany
Jan. 25 (Bloomberg) -- China's economy grew 10.7 percent in 2006, closing in on Germany as the world's third largest, fueled by investment in manufacturing and a boom in exports.
Gross domestic product expanded to 20.94 trillion yuan ($2.69 trillion) after growing 10.4 percent in 2005, Xie Fuzhan, chief of the National Bureau of Statistics, said in Beijing.
The world's fastest-growing major economy expanded at more than twice the global average as record exports swelled foreign- currency reserves to more than $1 trillion and fanned tension with the U.S and Europe. Premier Wen Jiabao wants to boost consumer spending to reduce the country's reliance on shipments overseas and avoid igniting investment bubbles.
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Maruti to Restart Diesel Car Sales on Demand in India
Jan. 24 (Bloomberg) -- Maruti Udyog Ltd., the maker of half of all cars sold in India, will start selling the first model powered by its own diesel engines, challenging Tata Motors Ltd. in a segment that's more than a quarter of domestic auto sales.
Maruti will start selling the Swift hatchback with a diesel engine from tomorrow, said Jagdish Khattar, the automaker's managing director, in New Delhi today. The 1.3-liter, diesel- powered model will be priced from 468,000 rupees ($10,580), 17 percent more than the base model of its gasoline version. The higher-end version will cost 496,511 rupees.
Automakers, including Ford Motor Co. and Hyundai Motor Co., have introduced more diesel-engine cars in India to tap demand from customers who prefer the fuel because it's 30 percent cheaper than gasoline. Car sales in India may triple in the next decade as automobiles become more affordable amid higher incomes and accelerating economic growth.
Jan. 25 (Bloomberg) -- China's economy grew 10.7 percent in 2006, closing in on Germany as the world's third largest, fueled by investment in manufacturing and a boom in exports.
Gross domestic product expanded to 20.94 trillion yuan ($2.69 trillion) after growing 10.4 percent in 2005, Xie Fuzhan, chief of the National Bureau of Statistics, said in Beijing.
The world's fastest-growing major economy expanded at more than twice the global average as record exports swelled foreign- currency reserves to more than $1 trillion and fanned tension with the U.S and Europe. Premier Wen Jiabao wants to boost consumer spending to reduce the country's reliance on shipments overseas and avoid igniting investment bubbles.
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Maruti to Restart Diesel Car Sales on Demand in India
Jan. 24 (Bloomberg) -- Maruti Udyog Ltd., the maker of half of all cars sold in India, will start selling the first model powered by its own diesel engines, challenging Tata Motors Ltd. in a segment that's more than a quarter of domestic auto sales.
Maruti will start selling the Swift hatchback with a diesel engine from tomorrow, said Jagdish Khattar, the automaker's managing director, in New Delhi today. The 1.3-liter, diesel- powered model will be priced from 468,000 rupees ($10,580), 17 percent more than the base model of its gasoline version. The higher-end version will cost 496,511 rupees.
Automakers, including Ford Motor Co. and Hyundai Motor Co., have introduced more diesel-engine cars in India to tap demand from customers who prefer the fuel because it's 30 percent cheaper than gasoline. Car sales in India may triple in the next decade as automobiles become more affordable amid higher incomes and accelerating economic growth.
New Zealand Central Bank Chief Says He Probably Will Raise Rate
Jan. 25 (Bloomberg) -- New Zealand's central bank said it will probably raise the benchmark interest rate from a record-high 7.25 percent because a surge in consumer spending and house prices may fan inflation.
``We remain concerned about the upside risks to medium-term inflation,'' Reserve Bank Governor Alan Bollard said in a statement released in Wellington today after he left the rate unchanged. ``In the absence of clear indications of moderation in housing and demand, it is likely that further policy tightening will be required.''
Jan. 25 (Bloomberg) -- New Zealand's central bank said it will probably raise the benchmark interest rate from a record-high 7.25 percent because a surge in consumer spending and house prices may fan inflation.
``We remain concerned about the upside risks to medium-term inflation,'' Reserve Bank Governor Alan Bollard said in a statement released in Wellington today after he left the rate unchanged. ``In the absence of clear indications of moderation in housing and demand, it is likely that further policy tightening will be required.''
Newcrest Mining announced a downgrade of gold reserves at their Telfer mine hence the steep share price drop of 11.1% at this moment in time. Chartists, however, were warned well ahead of the event 
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Ooh, a fadeout into end of day or maybe just some profits or losses being booked before we head into a national holiday tomorrow. All Ords closed +0.1% and a number of sectors fell into the red. Down the most was Telecom, -1.2% followed by Consumer Staples, -0.6%. At the green end, IT moved into the lead, +0.8% with Healthcare in second place, +0.6%.
The mining sector was dragged down by Newcrest which finished the day -11.1%. The rest didn't do so badly: BHP +0.7% and RIO +1.9% and in the golds, Newmont closed +3.6% and Lihir +2.7%.
Oils dipped into the red: Woodside and Santos ended -0.1%.
A reddish day in Asia with China down the most so far, -2%.
Over to UK/Europe:
http://quote.yahoo.com/m2?u
Talking about stampede at the pai gow poker table:
New Brokerage Accounts opened daily in China:
May 2006, 60,000
Dec 2006, 70,000
1/22/2007, 92,639
1/23/2007, 97,941
Total Brokerage Accounts opened as of 1/23/2007
80,530,000
Some brokerage houses even rent pickup trucks to haul people from residential communities to local offices to sign up.
New Brokerage Accounts opened daily in China:
May 2006, 60,000
Dec 2006, 70,000
1/22/2007, 92,639
1/23/2007, 97,941
Total Brokerage Accounts opened as of 1/23/2007
80,530,000
Some brokerage houses even rent pickup trucks to haul people from residential communities to local offices to sign up.
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QUOTE(mozart2007 @ Jan 25 2007, 01:48 AM)
Talking about stampede at the pai gow poker table:
New Brokerage Accounts opened daily in China:
May 2006, 60,000
Dec 2006, 70,000
1/22/2007, 92,639
1/23/2007, 97,941
Total Brokerage Accounts opened as of 1/23/2007
80,530,000
Some brokerage houses even rent pickup trucks to haul people from residential communities to local offices to sign up.
New Brokerage Accounts opened daily in China:
May 2006, 60,000
Dec 2006, 70,000
1/22/2007, 92,639
1/23/2007, 97,941
Total Brokerage Accounts opened as of 1/23/2007
80,530,000
Some brokerage houses even rent pickup trucks to haul people from residential communities to local offices to sign up.
COMPLETE MADNESS...
Nice opening to morning low, pr&-'jek-sh&n is it gets bought sharp, staying short until then.
bounce in yen and rising yields, clutching at straws.........................
Do my eyes deceive me? Do I see that gold has cleared 650? Does this not open the door to 1100?
Oooh La La. I love the sound that gold coins make as they slosh around in my pockets!
Oooh La La. I love the sound that gold coins make as they slosh around in my pockets!
DJ Fed Accepts $10 Bln In 14-Day RPs
Type of transaction: 14-Day RPs
Total accepted: $10 Bln
Total submitted: $84.25 Bln
Agency Collateral Operation
Total accepted: None
Total submitted: $23.05 Bln
Stop-Out Rate: N/A
Weighted Average: N/A
High-rate submitted: 5.25%
Low-rate submitted: 5.22%
Treasury Collateral Operation
Total accepted: $10 Bln
Total submitted: $37.25 Bln
Stop-Out Rate: 5.21%
Weighted Average: 5.21%
High-rate submitted: 5.22%
Low-rate submitted: 5.16%
Mortgage-Backed Collateral Operations
Total accepted: None
Total submitted: $23.95 Bln
Stop-Out Rate: N/A
Weighted Average: N/A
High-rate submitted: 5.26%
Low-rate submitted: 5.24%
Type of transaction: 14-Day RPs
Total accepted: $10 Bln
Total submitted: $84.25 Bln
Agency Collateral Operation
Total accepted: None
Total submitted: $23.05 Bln
Stop-Out Rate: N/A
Weighted Average: N/A
High-rate submitted: 5.25%
Low-rate submitted: 5.22%
Treasury Collateral Operation
Total accepted: $10 Bln
Total submitted: $37.25 Bln
Stop-Out Rate: 5.21%
Weighted Average: 5.21%
High-rate submitted: 5.22%
Low-rate submitted: 5.16%
Mortgage-Backed Collateral Operations
Total accepted: None
Total submitted: $23.95 Bln
Stop-Out Rate: N/A
Weighted Average: N/A
High-rate submitted: 5.26%
Low-rate submitted: 5.24%
The price of Wonton soup at the Chinese restaurant down the street went up 25 cents the other day to $1.75 for a small.....and then there is this.....
check out tgic one of those stocks in the nas 100 financials, just bombed after pigman crank yesterday. lee wee gave us his take on the group, watchin like a hawk,chicken hawk that is.
HOLLY CRAP!
Wasn't FFIV down over 10% last night?
It's currently down only 1 buck!
Wasn't FFIV down over 10% last night?
It's currently down only 1 buck!
Well that's it....housing bottom is in.....so says Ethan Allen CEO.....no conflict there....right?
Lets try this again on CUP 4.09 currently 4.10 and its off to the races.
J Fed Accepts $5.5 Bln In Overnight RPs
Type of transaction: Overnight RPs
Total accepted: $5.5 Bln
Total submitted: $46.12 Bln
Agency Collateral Operation
Total accepted: $4.081 Bln
Total submitted: $17.6 Bln
Stop-Out Rate: 5.25%
Weighted Average: 5.25%
High-rate submitted: 5.25%
Low-rate submitted: 5.19%
Treasury Collateral Operation
Total accepted: $1.419 Bln
Total submitted: $22.17 Bln
Stop-Out Rate: 5.23%
Weighted Average: 5.23%
High-rate submitted: 5.23%
Low-rate submitted: 5.18%
Mortgage-Backed Collateral Operations
Total accepted: None
Total submitted: $6.35 Bln
Stop-Out Rate: N/A
Weighted Average: N/A
High-rate submitted: 5.26%
Low-rate submitted: 5.2%
Type of transaction: Overnight RPs
Total accepted: $5.5 Bln
Total submitted: $46.12 Bln
Agency Collateral Operation
Total accepted: $4.081 Bln
Total submitted: $17.6 Bln
Stop-Out Rate: 5.25%
Weighted Average: 5.25%
High-rate submitted: 5.25%
Low-rate submitted: 5.19%
Treasury Collateral Operation
Total accepted: $1.419 Bln
Total submitted: $22.17 Bln
Stop-Out Rate: 5.23%
Weighted Average: 5.23%
High-rate submitted: 5.23%
Low-rate submitted: 5.18%
Mortgage-Backed Collateral Operations
Total accepted: None
Total submitted: $6.35 Bln
Stop-Out Rate: N/A
Weighted Average: N/A
High-rate submitted: 5.26%
Low-rate submitted: 5.2%
Still short Rutty, et al, top of the hour, if they are buying that's where it's going to be imo.
Can I open my eyes now ? Did we gap up a trillion points at the open ? Huh ? It opened down ? No entiendo nada.
In separate news, LFC gettin' its beep beeped pretty bad, down almost 5%
In separate news, LFC gettin' its beep beeped pretty bad, down almost 5%
QUOTE(mozart2007 @ Jan 24 2007, 11:48 PM)
Talking about stampede at the pai gow poker table:
New Brokerage Accounts opened daily in China:
May 2006, 60,000
Dec 2006, 70,000
1/22/2007, 92,639
1/23/2007, 97,941
Total Brokerage Accounts opened as of 1/23/2007
80,530,000
Some brokerage houses even rent pickup trucks to haul people from residential communities to local offices to sign up.
New Brokerage Accounts opened daily in China:
May 2006, 60,000
Dec 2006, 70,000
1/22/2007, 92,639
1/23/2007, 97,941
Total Brokerage Accounts opened as of 1/23/2007
80,530,000
Some brokerage houses even rent pickup trucks to haul people from residential communities to local offices to sign up.
Do you have a link to that story?
QUOTE(LeeWhee @ Jan 25 2007, 10:49 AM)
QUOTE(mozart2007 @ Jan 24 2007, 11:48 PM)
Talking about stampede at the pai gow poker table:
New Brokerage Accounts opened daily in China:
May 2006, 60,000
Dec 2006, 70,000
1/22/2007, 92,639
1/23/2007, 97,941
Total Brokerage Accounts opened as of 1/23/2007
80,530,000
Some brokerage houses even rent pickup trucks to haul people from residential communities to local offices to sign up.
New Brokerage Accounts opened daily in China:
May 2006, 60,000
Dec 2006, 70,000
1/22/2007, 92,639
1/23/2007, 97,941
Total Brokerage Accounts opened as of 1/23/2007
80,530,000
Some brokerage houses even rent pickup trucks to haul people from residential communities to local offices to sign up.
Do you have a link to that story?
dmm, this is true. The situation is pretty much like 1999 in the US.
there goes CUP!! 4.11..
Need volume follow thru..
Need volume follow thru..
Madness by looking at the level 2 where is all the sell orders at? looks good just printed 4.15 im liking it
QUOTE(intertrader888 @ Jan 25 2007, 09:53 AM)
QUOTE(LeeWhee @ Jan 25 2007, 10:49 AM)
QUOTE(mozart2007 @ Jan 24 2007, 11:48 PM)
Talking about stampede at the pai gow poker table:
New Brokerage Accounts opened daily in China:
May 2006, 60,000
Dec 2006, 70,000
1/22/2007, 92,639
1/23/2007, 97,941
Total Brokerage Accounts opened as of 1/23/2007
80,530,000
Some brokerage houses even rent pickup trucks to haul people from residential communities to local offices to sign up.
New Brokerage Accounts opened daily in China:
May 2006, 60,000
Dec 2006, 70,000
1/22/2007, 92,639
1/23/2007, 97,941
Total Brokerage Accounts opened as of 1/23/2007
80,530,000
Some brokerage houses even rent pickup trucks to haul people from residential communities to local offices to sign up.
Do you have a link to that story?
dmm, this is true. The situation is pretty much like 1999 in the US.
I've been watching the FXI very closely...
Might want to buy some "HAIL MARY" puts a couple of months out.
QUOTE(Dr.Correll @ Jan 25 2007, 10:01 AM)
Madness by looking at the level 2 where is all the sell orders at? looks good just printed 4.15 im liking it
SELL?
What sell orders?
It's doing the stair ways to heaven march...Baby steps folks...baby steps...
QUOTE(Sudaca @ Jan 25 2007, 09:44 AM)
Can I open my eyes now ? Did we gap up a trillion points at the open ? Huh ? It opened down ? No entiendo nada.
In separate news, LFC gettin' its beep beeped pretty bad, down almost 5%
In separate news, LFC gettin' its beep beeped pretty bad, down almost 5%
No sheet....that fact that the indices are flat to down shows me that I don't have a phucking clue....
Die Rutty Die! Okay, just a little bit more, possible bottom now.
a/d dropping nicely on both exchanges. I wouldn't be shocked to see yesterday's gains given up today.
cash is king
T-Bills and C.D.'s are investments
everything else is gambling
especially RE
git out of everything
if you can
T-Bills and C.D.'s are investments
everything else is gambling
especially RE
git out of everything
if you can
Internals are already about as bad as yesterday's were good, but the Dow is down 18 pts now vs. an 87 pt rally yesterday.
Stealth deterioration
Stealth deterioration
go cup
(restrained rational exuberance)
(restrained rational exuberance)
Strange bedfellows: semis, gold schlocks and REITs all bright green.
Maybe fingers get burned, but out shorts and long. Think like a Pigman™
QUOTE(intertrader888 @ Jan 25 2007, 07:53 AM)
QUOTE(LeeWhee @ Jan 25 2007, 10:49 AM)
QUOTE(mozart2007 @ Jan 24 2007, 11:48 PM)
Talking about stampede at the pai gow poker table:
New Brokerage Accounts opened daily in China:
May 2006, 60,000
Dec 2006, 70,000
1/22/2007, 92,639
1/23/2007, 97,941
Total Brokerage Accounts opened as of 1/23/2007
80,530,000
Some brokerage houses even rent pickup trucks to haul people from residential communities to local offices to sign up.
New Brokerage Accounts opened daily in China:
May 2006, 60,000
Dec 2006, 70,000
1/22/2007, 92,639
1/23/2007, 97,941
Total Brokerage Accounts opened as of 1/23/2007
80,530,000
Some brokerage houses even rent pickup trucks to haul people from residential communities to local offices to sign up.
Do you have a link to that story?
dmm, this is true. The situation is pretty much like 1999 in the US.
I don't doubt it. Just would like to read more detail.
BTW, here's a picture of a group of level-headed Chinese investors climbing aboard the F-Trade Express.
QUOTE(crazy_ate @ Jan 25 2007, 10:04 AM)
QUOTE(Sudaca @ Jan 25 2007, 09:44 AM)
Can I open my eyes now ? Did we gap up a trillion points at the open ? Huh ? It opened down ? No entiendo nada.
In separate news, LFC gettin' its beep beeped pretty bad, down almost 5%
In separate news, LFC gettin' its beep beeped pretty bad, down almost 5%
No sheet....that fact that the indices are flat to down shows me that I don't have a phucking clue....
The indications were so confusing last night, I was sweatin' bullets trying to write my report. I hate this kind of muddled picture. It's extremely difficult to write anything coherent. I made the attempt, but don't know if I succeeded.
QUOTE(DrStool @ Jan 25 2007, 10:36 AM)
QUOTE(crazy_ate @ Jan 25 2007, 10:04 AM)
QUOTE(Sudaca @ Jan 25 2007, 09:44 AM)
Can I open my eyes now ? Did we gap up a trillion points at the open ? Huh ? It opened down ? No entiendo nada.
In separate news, LFC gettin' its beep beeped pretty bad, down almost 5%
In separate news, LFC gettin' its beep beeped pretty bad, down almost 5%
No sheet....that fact that the indices are flat to down shows me that I don't have a phucking clue....
The indications were so confusing last night, I was sweatin' bullets trying to write my report. I hate this kind of muddled picture. It's extremely difficult to write anything coherent. I made the attempt, but don't know if I succeeded.
Just so you get the picture, I am now short S&P and long LFC
Sounds really logical
Just printed 4.2...
I don't want this to get out of hand. Don't want to wake up the neighbors yet!
I don't want this to get out of hand. Don't want to wake up the neighbors yet!
Not sure i've ever seen a sector chart that has tested key resistance more often in one year than GDX.
Back at $40 today, this is at least the 12th attempt since Jan06 to get over the hump. Note that the GDX failed at $40 at this exact time last year. Will this time be different?
Sure seems like something extraordinary might be needed to get thru this level. Maybe an overnite limit-up type move on the underlying or something like that. Gentle Ben makes an appearance next Wed. Perhaps that will be the day of destiny---one way or t'other---for the gold schlocks.
Also note that EWJ (Japan) is essentially the same chart. It "appears" as if EWJ has successfully mounted its key resistance level from 14.00-14.20...for now.
Either these vehicles are about to run like the wind or they will fail yet again. Maybe both.
Back at $40 today, this is at least the 12th attempt since Jan06 to get over the hump. Note that the GDX failed at $40 at this exact time last year. Will this time be different?
Sure seems like something extraordinary might be needed to get thru this level. Maybe an overnite limit-up type move on the underlying or something like that. Gentle Ben makes an appearance next Wed. Perhaps that will be the day of destiny---one way or t'other---for the gold schlocks.
Also note that EWJ (Japan) is essentially the same chart. It "appears" as if EWJ has successfully mounted its key resistance level from 14.00-14.20...for now.
Either these vehicles are about to run like the wind or they will fail yet again. Maybe both.
This is a summary, current brokerage accounts > 80 mi, will go to
100 mil very soon. Currently average daily new accounts 90,000.
http://business.sohu.com/20070125/n247824247.shtml
The p/b in Shanghai yesteday was due to LFC was added into the index.
internals were very strong.
100 mil very soon. Currently average daily new accounts 90,000.
http://business.sohu.com/20070125/n247824247.shtml
The p/b in Shanghai yesteday was due to LFC was added into the index.
internals were very strong.
QUOTE(intertrader888 @ Jan 25 2007, 08:56 AM)
This is a summary, current brokerage accounts > 80 mi, will go to
100 mil very soon. Currently average daily new accounts 90,000.
http://business.sohu.com/20070125/n247824247.shtml
The p/b in Shanghai yesteday was due to LFC was added into the index.
internals were very strong.
100 mil very soon. Currently average daily new accounts 90,000.
http://business.sohu.com/20070125/n247824247.shtml
The p/b in Shanghai yesteday was due to LFC was added into the index.
internals were very strong.
Sadly, my six years of Latin is of little help in interpreting this article.
On the other hand, it comes in very handy keeping up to date on developments in Vatican City.
In case you missed it, did a podcast yesterday with Steve Northwood.
http://podcast.streetiq.com/streetiq?Chann...age=MediaViewer
http://podcast.streetiq.com/streetiq?Chann...age=MediaViewer
Gallia est omnes divisa en partes tres.
Rudolpus cervus nasum, rubicundum habebat, quam si videre possit, elucere referas.
Rudolpus cervus nasum, rubicundum habebat, quam si videre possit, elucere referas.
QUOTE(DrStool @ Jan 25 2007, 11:15 AM)
Gallia est omnes divisa en partes tres.
Rudolpus cervus nasum, rubicundum habebat, quam si videre possit, elucere referas.
Rudolpus cervus nasum, rubicundum habebat, quam si videre possit, elucere referas.
I can get you some prescription meds for that, Doc. Don't worry, there's a cure.
bonds, dont matter til it matters...
Really lovin' my girlfriend now.... CUP @ $4.30
homies acting well post GS upgrade........ cool who's still short them?
who's still short them?
QUOTE(Sudaca @ Jan 25 2007, 11:26 AM)
Really lovin' my girlfriend now.... CUP @ $4.30
It just tagged resistence at 4.4...
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