maybe you did a right move.

right, seriously i feel tired

i need to change my strategy again, going for high dividend yeild & bluechips next


gua jugak...sigh

Ya....i'm still holding! hahhahaa......waiting for it to go up one more round then can sell lo.....

me lagi teruk..
buy gamuda-cd at 0.105@35000..
now only 0.02..
wow.. what a lost..

trying to sell 4.8@0.280....den keep 10 for good day tomorrow !!!! hahahaha

Dec. 10 (Bloomberg) -- Crude oil fell for a second day in New York on speculation slowing U.S. economic growth may limit demand as fuel stockpiles rise.

Oil dropped as much as 0.8 percent as financial futures trading on the Chicago Board of Trade showed a 74 percent likelihood the U.S. Federal Reserve will cut interest rates a quarter-point tomorrow to avoid a recession. OPEC last week left its output targets unchanged, citing the risk of slowing demand growth in the world's largest oil consumer.

``If the U.S. needs to cut its interest rates, it means that the near-term economic outlook is not so good,'' said Tetsu Emori, a fund manager at Astmax Futures Ltd. in Tokyo. ``The rate cut may avert a credit crisis in the first half of next year but probably would not help the economy in the second half and oil consumption is unlikely to grow.''

Crude oil for January delivery declined as much as 70 cents to $87.58 a barrel in after-hours electronic trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange. It was at $87.70 at 4:02 p.m. in Singapore.

The contract fell $1.95, or 2.2 percent, to $88.28 on Dec. 7, taking its decline for the week to 0.5 percent. Prices today are down 11 percent from the record $99.29 reached on Nov. 21.

Housing Weakness

The number of Americans signing contracts to buy previously owned homes probably fell in October to the lowest in at least six years, pointing to further weakness in housing. The National Association of Realtors' index of pending home sales decreased 1 percent, according to the median estimate of 23 economists surveyed by Bloomberg News.

The jump in mortgage delinquencies and foreclosures has made it more difficult for some prospective buyers to get financing. Federal Reserve policy makers, who've said they are concerned the turmoil in credit markets will limit lending, are forecast to lower the benchmark interest rate tomorrow.

Oil dropped as low as $85.82 last week after the Energy Department's weekly stockpile report showed U.S. fuel stockpiles surged the week before as demand eased and refinery operating rates held at a 10-week high. Gasoline inventories jumped four times as much as analysts expected and demand for all fuels fell 0.3 percent to 20.8 million barrels a day.

OPEC's Capacity

The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries has spare output capacity of between 3 million barrels a day and 4 million barrels a day, Secretary General Abdalla el-Badri said on Dec. 4.

``There are no bullish factors,'' Astmax's Emori said. ``U.S. stockpiles are adequate, OPEC's spare production capacity is more than 3 million barrels a day and global oil demand growth for next year is probably less than 2 percent.''

Brent crude oil for January settlement on the London-based ICE Futures Europe exchange declined as much as 70 cents, or 0.8 percent, to $87.94 a barrel and traded at $88.17 at 4:07 p.m. in Singapore.

``There's probably some uncertainty in the market as to just how tight things actually are,'' said David Moore, commodity strategist at Commonwealth Bank of Australia Ltd. in Sydney. ``You've got the Fed meeting on the 11th. That seems to be well and truly priced into the market, a rate cut there, but that could be a point of some volatility.''

Oil Cheap?

Many investors consider $85 cheap for oil, said Gerard Burg, energy and minerals economist at National Australia Bank Ltd. in Melbourne. The market is entering the peak winter demand period and oil is likely to trade between $85 and $95.

``If we see a cold winter, then it's likely that crude prices could push considerably higher,'' Burg said.

Global demand peaks in the fourth quarter as refiners make heating fuel for the Northern Hemisphere winter. Average demand will reach 87.1 million barrels a day during the quarter, up from 85.3 million in the preceding three months, the International Energy Agency said Nov. 13.

Temperatures in much of the U.S. Northeast, the nation's biggest heating oil-consuming region, may fall below average during the next two weeks, the National Weather Service forecast yesterday.

Source: Bloomberg.com


Hm, hopefully this will be a very cold winter for them so they use more oil and push up the oil prices LOL.

that's a lot

cannot do anything lor..
nothing to regret...

But din cut loss? Apasal?

walauyeh.....what's your plan????

you reminded me

i am waiting for GAMUDA to rebound, the babies will follow,
highest i have seen was 0.065
that was the time when the mothershare rebounce strongly from 3.7xx to 4.1xx
i didnt sell that time, i thought it can go up further

but time is running out, sien jor

1. work round a clock..
2. forgot lor that i have a shares..
3. now get the pain..

next time everybody boycott all the CWs, since at the end of the day, most retail investors lose out.

just wait till next week..
then throw away..
close half of my eyes then..

I don't know why, been monitoring KLCI shares since I started playing, not really my type of game plan. Very little confidence in it, unless you have strong bullets for bluechips

i paid to learn

lesson 1 : dun keep the CW for more than 2 days (best is day trade)
lesson 2 : know where to set the line to CUT LOST (very important!)


throw punya masa, buzz buzz me la

lor..
i wait 4 u ma..
u the taiko..
also the guru..
then i should listen 2 u laa..

HSBC-C1 close at 0.015, sigh, didn't manage to get it at 0.01. I was at the back of the Q.

This post has been edited by alivecmh: Dec 10 2007, 05:02 PM

the lesson 2 sounds like Graham's "Margin of Safety" to me

bloomberg futures : -40.00

let's predict

if everyone is positive that fed will cut rates on tomorrow (tuesday) night
we can see a positive futures on tomorrow
so maybe tomorrow (afternoon session) will be a good time to sell

next to go in my list : SINOPEC & CNOOC