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By Stanley Carvalho ABU DHABI (Reuters) - Abu Dhabi, wealthy capital of the United Arab Emirates, will "pick and choose" how to assist debt-laden neighbor Dubai, a senior official said on Saturday, after fears of a Dubai default sent global markets reeling. "We will look at Dubai's...

Daily ES since Sep 2007 until Nov 2009 :

European banks most exposed to UAE debt [UPDATED] Here’s a nifty breakdown of global banks’ exposures to the United Arab Emirates, via Reuters on Friday. According to the Bank for International Settlements, banks have claims totalling $123bn on debtors in the UAE, $88bn of which are...

Hum, I am just short covering but I think we should go for the gap filling...

My greetings to the sheikh of Dubai ! Thank you for the "little" Thanksgiving surprise ! :D :D :D

1078.75 buy 300 contracts and let his baby run.

Take a look at this gap that would occur if the opening of the pit session would commence right now. This chart cries for an upswing.

Dubai story is ridiculous. There is enough collateral out there to satisfy any sort of debt repayment. It´s just an excuse for bulls to take some money off the table.

Long 21685 or better.

Nov. 27 (Bloomberg) -- Japan’s unemployment rate in October unexpectedly fell for a third month, a sign that the worst may be over for the labor market. The jobless rate declined to 5.1 percent, the statistics bureau said today in Tokyo. The median forecast of 26 economists surveyed by...

Time to buy. Limited downside risk. Yen too strong lately. Time for a nice rebound.

Sometimes, you will find also some information at : www.opalesque.com

My understanding of "market ecology" is of very simple nature : Hangseng points x tick size x contract size = P/L.

Will the gap at 1074.00 be closed tomorrow ? Good opportunity...

He, he. I don´t expect the region to gow down. But sovereign CDS traders had their fun in the last couple of days. Any chance for Barclays et al to refinance / restructure some of this "toxic" bond stuff ?

And once again we are witness of the schicophrenic imbecile behavior of so called "Wall Street Professionals"...:p

Presenting a list of the more colourful names understood to have invested in Nakheel’s Dubai Palm development (Source: tabloids and press). * David Beckham (footballer, international fashion icon) * Michael Owen (footballer) * David James (goalkeeper) * Joe Cole...

http://www.marketwatch.com/story/european-banks-may-face-exposure-to-dubai-losses-2009-11-26

he cost of insuring Dubai's sovereign debt against default continued to soar Thursday, after conglomerate Dubai World sought to delay debt payments. The company, which is the largest corporate entity in Dubai, has around $60 billion worth of liabilities and will seek a six-month "standstill" on...

Cover FDAX 5684.00 or better.