D dhpar Mar 13, 2007 #11 Quote from Ivanovich: Down 300 points at open. Yikes! I love 100% up room to go $$??? More... now it is 102% up room to go anyway, despite big red numbers the open felt like strong unshaken market....god knows what is going on - maybe Japanese will finally give America a finger (but I doubt it)
Quote from Ivanovich: Down 300 points at open. Yikes! I love 100% up room to go $$??? More... now it is 102% up room to go anyway, despite big red numbers the open felt like strong unshaken market....god knows what is going on - maybe Japanese will finally give America a finger (but I doubt it)
S stock_trad3r Mar 13, 2007 #12 It is crashing in repsonse to the selloff in the US markets sometimes its the other way around-the US markets sellsoff in response to the Nikkei selling off.
It is crashing in repsonse to the selloff in the US markets sometimes its the other way around-the US markets sellsoff in response to the Nikkei selling off.
M makloda Mar 13, 2007 #13 Quote from stock_trad3r: It is crashing in repsonse to the selloff in the US markets sometimes its the other way around-the US markets sellsoff in response to the Nikkei selling off. More... Wait a sec bro... wasn't a huge rally in Asia going to bail the US markets out?????
Quote from stock_trad3r: It is crashing in repsonse to the selloff in the US markets sometimes its the other way around-the US markets sellsoff in response to the Nikkei selling off. More... Wait a sec bro... wasn't a huge rally in Asia going to bail the US markets out?????
I Ivanovich Mar 13, 2007 #14 Quote from stock_trad3r: It is crashing in repsonse to the selloff in the US markets sometimes its the other way around-the US markets sellsoff in response to the Nikkei selling off. More... This was a very profound statement. Thank you for sharing. It's all so much more clear now.
Quote from stock_trad3r: It is crashing in repsonse to the selloff in the US markets sometimes its the other way around-the US markets sellsoff in response to the Nikkei selling off. More... This was a very profound statement. Thank you for sharing. It's all so much more clear now.
T Trendytrader Mar 13, 2007 #15 Nikkei is falling off a cliff - down over 440 and still dropping! I note that the aussie miners have been hit hard also down over 2.5% BHP, RIO. A drop in BHP will impact FTSE when it opens.
Nikkei is falling off a cliff - down over 440 and still dropping! I note that the aussie miners have been hit hard also down over 2.5% BHP, RIO. A drop in BHP will impact FTSE when it opens.
B ByLoSellHi Mar 13, 2007 #16 Quote from stock_trad3r: It is crashing in repsonse to the selloff in the US markets sometimes its the other way around-the US markets sellsoff in response to the Nikkei selling off. More... You are really embarrassing yourself now.
Quote from stock_trad3r: It is crashing in repsonse to the selloff in the US markets sometimes its the other way around-the US markets sellsoff in response to the Nikkei selling off. More... You are really embarrassing yourself now.
D dhpar Mar 13, 2007 #18 Quote from Ivanovich: There goes the Hang Seng...down a 100... More... where can I see it pls?
I Ivanovich Mar 13, 2007 #19 http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=^HSI&x=29&y=26 Though I realized that was yesterday. I'm a newb!
D dhpar Mar 13, 2007 #20 Quote from Ivanovich: http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=^HSI&x=29&y=26 Though I realized that was yesterday. I'm a newb! More... LoL - you almost got me. I though that they shifted time or something. 100 in red today would actually be quite bullish - strange as it sounds....
Quote from Ivanovich: http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=^HSI&x=29&y=26 Though I realized that was yesterday. I'm a newb! More... LoL - you almost got me. I though that they shifted time or something. 100 in red today would actually be quite bullish - strange as it sounds....