For some reason even though GE beat estimates, the stock super tanked. Now i'm not sure if to take the lost or continue holding for long.
Bought at 16.79

Just to hear your experience, that's all...

Want to know if it's a hassle to withdraw

Bought 100 TNA 44.60. 

imo for this range trading, options won't help, as direction still uncertain, it'll just decay its time value

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hmm... 16.5-17.5 range trading? i sense greed & fear from the thread 
wat the heck, buy market open & gamble  ...caveat emptor

50>200ma & looks up, but u gotta ask urself (imo trading takes common sense too  )
if u r those lucky fellows who bought during nov08-jan09
wat is ur game plan now 

Hey sulifei, how come the yahoo & stockcharts 50d/200d MA line position not same one ?

Oh.. found the answer, 1 is logarithmic.
Better to use linear/loga ?

I just wired my fund to Sogotrade and am entitled for 100 free trades for a month.

I use maybank, they charged me RM 10.
Sogotrade side charged me USD21.

So plus conversion loss, I already lost about RM100.

Sogotrade only allows wire back at USD50/per wire. The incoming will charge back RM10 plus conversion rate again.

Ok. I have lost RM300 plus plus if I withdraw now..

Foreign trading so expensive..

But they gave me 100 free trades, then may be I can say these one month brokerage worth RM300++.

I will give a try. see how long I need to earn back RM300.

I only use less than 10 Free trade due to market so bad. Going to 1 month already.

Market very difficult to predict. 2 week of strong earning also cannot push the market up.

The Weekly Report For October 26th - October 30th, 2009

Commentary: The best analogy I can think of for the markets this week is that they have been sprinting on a treadmill. There were some volatile moves back and forth, but in the end, the markets ended up going nowhere. There were some large moves higher in individual stocks such as Amazon.com (Nasdaq:AMZN) and Apple(Nasdaq:AAPL), but it wasn’t enough to swing the indexes into the positive column for the week. The promising breakouts from last week have basically stalled, although most of the indexes remain above their breakout areas.

Bottom Line
There are some clear signals of weakness appearing in the markets, but as of yet there is still not a valid reversal signal. The market remains above prior support and in a near-term lateral range. This coming week should offer additional clues. If the indexes fail their breakouts, they could be in for a more prolonged consolidation or lateral trading range. The key level on the downside remains the September lows; if these are breached, it could signal a more protracted correction.