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Check out Hong Kong! Wow I was watching last night as long as I could here are the final numbers... 1,350 Down and back to EVEN!
In a stunning turnaround, the benchmark Hang Seng Index lost more than 1,350 points in the morning session to its lowest level in more than two years, only to claw back all of the lost ground and then some in the closing moments. The index, which lost 15.2% in the previous six sessions, finally ended 0.03% lower at 17,632.46. The sharp recovery was aided by news that the Federal Reserve and other major central banks planned to inject hundreds of billions of dollars worth of liquidity into the financial system in a bid to thaw frozen short-term money markets.
Our Fed got those news releases out at like 3 in the morning for a reason, astute investors with access to 24 hour trading or hedge funds coulod of taken advantage of this for sure, I believe I participated in a small way but phone calls have to be made-- well morfe importantly they have to be returned!!!
Everyone is " very busy around here " or " in a meeting " That kind of a market, it makes you feel small & insignificant.
With Cramer telling his viewers with more than 200,000 in assets should be all in T Bills and no stocks last night. How can that not be a bottom?
Thanks for the RIMM tip! lol. ~ stoney
Check out Hong Kong! Wow I was watching last night as long as I could here are the final numbers... 1,350 Down and back to EVEN!
In a stunning turnaround, the benchmark Hang Seng Index lost more than 1,350 points in the morning session to its lowest level in more than two years, only to claw back all of the lost ground and then some in the closing moments. The index, which lost 15.2% in the previous six sessions, finally ended 0.03% lower at 17,632.46. The sharp recovery was aided by news that the Federal Reserve and other major central banks planned to inject hundreds of billions of dollars worth of liquidity into the financial system in a bid to thaw frozen short-term money markets.
Our Fed got those news releases out at like 3 in the morning for a reason, astute investors with access to 24 hour trading or hedge funds coulod of taken advantage of this for sure, I believe I participated in a small way but phone calls have to be made-- well morfe importantly they have to be returned!!!
Everyone is " very busy around here " or " in a meeting " That kind of a market, it makes you feel small & insignificant.
With Cramer telling his viewers with more than 200,000 in assets should be all in T Bills and no stocks last night. How can that not be a bottom?
Thanks for the RIMM tip! lol. ~ stoney