Closing update
Dow 10674.98 -5.45 -0.05%
Nasdaq 2293.06 -10.51 -0.46%
S&P500 1125.81 -1.43 -0.13%

Well, the early dive to -50 pts on the Dow pretty much has diminished. Buyers came back.
That's going to be pretty exciting to see what happens to the market after big job report tonight.

I suspect we'll dive down and funds will start pushing this back up by next week. 

Unemployment: 9.5% July vs 9.5% June

Nonfarm payroll: 131k July vs. 221k June
Private sector: 71k versus 100k expected.

I think we'll sell off at open here.. perhaps rebuy back much later.

I believe it is SingTel. Don't ask me how but I know it is quite fast.
I can see CNN/CNBC/Bloomberg TV stream.. stock quotes, etc all real time. 

My 2000 order C@4.01 hasn't hit yet. I thought I saw a quick blip @ 4.01 but must be thousands of buy orders in front of me.

Woohoo join you guys at C, 1k got filled @4.02, other 1k @3.99 no smoke
However C vol pretty thin at less than half of average
Let's see if can rebound off 50MA level support 

Monday evening, perhaps chance for bounce play for HPQ.

HPQ CEO got ousted because of sexual harassment case. HPQ drops 10% because of this news.
IMO, this is overdone and nothing to do with the company performance. 
Last quarter, HPQ delivered excellent earnings and outlook is good for upcoming quarter. 

CAIRO (Zawya Dow Jones) -- Saudi Arabian billionaire Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal, Citigroup Inc.'s /quotes/comstock/13*!c/quotes/nls/c  (C  3.94, -0.06, -1.50%) biggest individual shareholder, said Monday that Chief Executive Vikram Pandit has his "firm backing," and congratulated the company on posting a first-quarter net profit of $4.4 billion.

"Citigroup has demonstrated its ability to overcome the recent economic obstacles," Alwaleed said in an e-mailed statement.

"I commend Citigroup's performance and the management of Citigroup under the leadership of Pandit who has my firm backing," he said.

Citigroup, reporting its strongest results in nearly three years, said earlier Monday that the fallout from the financial crisis and the bank's massive strategic repositioning is settling.

The bank's first-quarter profit more than doubled from a year earlier as it recorded increased revenue from investment banking and improving losses from bad loans.

In January, the Saudi billionaire told Fox Business News that 2010 was the year Pandit had "to deliver" results and that shareholders had already given the U.S. bank two years to turn it around.

In 2006, Alwaleed grew impatient with the U.S. bank's former CEO, Chuck Prince, complaining that its costs were rising faster than revenue. Pandit replaced Prince in 2007.

Alwaleed, who owns 95% of Kingdom Holding Co. , has focused his investments on banks, hotels and media firms, building sizable stakes in companies like Citigroup, News Corp. /quotes/comstock/15*!nwsa/quotes/nls/nwsa (NWSA 13.39, -0.54, -3.88%) , Apple Inc. /quotes/comstock/15*!aapl/quotes/nls/aapl (AAPL 253.49, -5.92, -2.28%) , and Time Warner Inc. /quotes/comstock/13*!twx/quotes/nls/twx (TWX 31.32, -0.69, -2.16%) . The conglomerate also owns stakes in Fairmont Raffles and Four Seasons. News Corp. owns Dow Jones & Co, publisher of this newswire and the Wall Street Journal.

Alwaleed has kept a low profile after his U.S. stock picks plunged in the wake of the financial crisis and wiped out half of his conglomerate's equity. The company, which bounced back to profit last year after selling some hotels and land in Saudi Arabia, posted a SAR31 billion net loss in the fourth quarter of 2008.

Over the past few months the prince has regained his swagger and has traveled around the world seeking investors and acquisition

real estate commercial loan papers. high yield dividend stock with risk

Was that pre-market only? Sometimes, if you queue only for pre-market and if it didn't get filled, it will auto cancel and you've to resubmit during market time.

Anyone got C at 3.83 pre-market? now 3.87-3.88
Seem like rebounding off previous gap as support? or are we going to see lower level(s)? like 3.55? LOL

Any good stock to pick?