QUOTE(zamans98 @ Nov 10 2009, 08:32 AM)
Regret selling ur MGM so early?
LVS and MGM rose 1.5% after-hours again.
aiyo... the market is unpredictable la
if fed did increase rate to curb inflation, then koyak lo
but since they no do tat, its best let market do the talking & follow the momo
good to see contribution from the board, but wonder will get to see u all working together & clobbering a list of maybe 5 to 10 stock in a watchlist portfolio to be keep track & adjsuted for at all times (i guess no

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louyah analyst report as usual
A combination of favorable developments sent the major indexes surging Monday, marking a bullish change in the market's tone.
The NYSE composite led with a 2.5% pop. The S&P 500 rose 2.2%. The Nasdaq and the Dow added 2% each as the industrials made a new high for 2009.
Volume was up across the board, an easy hurdle given Friday's unusually light trading.
Stocks got a break Monday as news lined up on the bullish side.
The G-20 summit members stood by their cheap-money stance, a move that — while troublesome to inflation hawks — assured more booze was headed toward the punch bowl.
It also pushed the U.S. dollar down further, boosting gold, oil and U.S. stocks. In fact, the stock market has moved opposite of the dollar for much of this year.
Tropical Storm Ida's rumblings in the Gulf of Mexico also buoyed oil prices.
Another factor supporting the bullish tone was the continued gains in the Shanghai composite. It rose Monday for a seventh consecutive session. It now sits at its highest close since Aug. 11.
A number of gold stocks moved to 52-week highs, including Goldcorp (GG) and Iamgold (IAG).
Four Chinese stocks that trade on U.S. exchanges reported quarterly results. Two roared ahead, two fell apart. Home Inns & Hotels (HMIN) gained 3% in fast trade. Mindray Medical International (MR)rose 3% in big trade as it broke out.
Fuqi International (FUQI) and China Natural Gas (CHNG) lost 18% and 29%, respectively.