CFD (Buy) Price on My Watchlist:
Tencent (HK) 167.10
Zhaojin Mining (HK) 25.20
JiangXi Copper (HK) 22.00
Zijing Mining (HK) 6.95
Agile Property (HK) 10.70
China Shineway Pharmaceutical (HK) 24.25
GuangZhou Pharmaceutical (HK) 8.94
CNOOC (HK) 16.50
Sinopec Corp (China Petroleum) (HK) 7.17
China Coal Energy (HK) 12.44
Hopson Dev Holding (HK) 8.32
HuaNeng Power International (HKD) (HK) 4.37
MinMetals Resources (HK) 5.59
PetroChina (HK) 9.53
Wynn Macau (HK) 15.20
Yanlord Land (SGD) 1.74
Genting Singapore (SGD) 2.10
Happy Holiday to Malaysians and Singaporean :)
Only if we could short.
Or pick the support levels to buy. :)
Showing posts with label Equities. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Equities. Show all posts
Wednesday, November 17, 2010
Wednesday, October 6, 2010
FX Market Rally Halted
If you follow EUR, GBP, AUD, NZD... rally seems halted...
it is good because we need to take a break, market need to take a breather, awaiting for a breakout. Since I have the privilege of time, that I can watch the market today, I choose to enter the market during my visualization hour.
Today, my visualization hour will be:
1pm
4pm
8pm: Release of ADP National Employment Report at 8.15pm (GMT+8) is expected to show private payrolls rose 20,000 in September. Private-sector jobs in the U.S. fell by 10,000 in August, less than the 17,000 economists were expecting. The ADP report — which is released today before of the big Friday BLS jobs report — is closely watched by the markets.
9.30pm: US market open
10.30pm: Crude Oil Inventories at 10.30pm (GMT+8) Energy Information Agency releases its weekly updates on oil stockpiles. Last week’s report showed that oil inventories dropped by 500,000, slightly more than analysts had anticipated. With crude up 6% so far this month, traders will be watching this gauge of demand.
Tonight I would skip my Zumba class for ADP Non-Farm Employment Chagne report. I will practice my techniques at home, 3 techniques, 50 times each.
In the afternoon will be revision to the Professional Trade Master Module and back-testing on Equities, Futures market using the Volume change + Japanese Candlestick Reversal method. 3 markets, 3 products, 3 case studies.
Hopefully can steal some time to read the Universal Principles of Successful Trading
too!
it is good because we need to take a break, market need to take a breather, awaiting for a breakout. Since I have the privilege of time, that I can watch the market today, I choose to enter the market during my visualization hour.
Today, my visualization hour will be:
1pm
4pm
8pm: Release of ADP National Employment Report at 8.15pm (GMT+8) is expected to show private payrolls rose 20,000 in September. Private-sector jobs in the U.S. fell by 10,000 in August, less than the 17,000 economists were expecting. The ADP report — which is released today before of the big Friday BLS jobs report — is closely watched by the markets.
9.30pm: US market open
10.30pm: Crude Oil Inventories at 10.30pm (GMT+8) Energy Information Agency releases its weekly updates on oil stockpiles. Last week’s report showed that oil inventories dropped by 500,000, slightly more than analysts had anticipated. With crude up 6% so far this month, traders will be watching this gauge of demand.
Tonight I would skip my Zumba class for ADP Non-Farm Employment Chagne report. I will practice my techniques at home, 3 techniques, 50 times each.
In the afternoon will be revision to the Professional Trade Master Module and back-testing on Equities, Futures market using the Volume change + Japanese Candlestick Reversal method. 3 markets, 3 products, 3 case studies.
Hopefully can steal some time to read the Universal Principles of Successful Trading
Tuesday, October 5, 2010
US Stock Futures Up But Off Highs Ahead Of ISM
From Dow Jones Newswires - Top Stories
http://www.djnewsplus.com/article/0,,SB128627424563230647,00.html?mod=article-outset-box
DJIA futures is trading at 10,754 now (8.30pm GMT+8)
This Friday 8-Oct-10: Nonfarm payroll data for September
AUD and JPY
Central banks delivered some surprises in overnight markets with the Bank of Australia holding steady on interest rates and the Bank of Japan dropping its policy interest-rate range to between zero and 0.1%, saying it plans to buy a variety of assets. Stocks in Japan largely shrugged off the news, while the Australian dollar fell but stocks there pared earlier losses.
Gold
Gold touched an intraday record of $1,329.60 an ounce. The dollar sank against the yen after getting only a brief Bank of Japan-related boost.
The dollar and gold tend to move in different directions. The dollar index dropped 0.3% to 78.315.
Stoxx Europe 600 Index
In Europe, stocks were poised to halt a six-session losing streak, with the Stoxx Europe 600 index gaining 0.1%. The market shook off news that Moody's Investors Service has put Ireland's credit rating under review for a possible downgrade.
http://www.djnewsplus.com/article/0,,SB128627424563230647,00.html?mod=article-outset-box
---By Barbara Kollmeyer; 34 91 395 8131; AskNewswires@dowjones.com
DJIA futures is trading at 10,754 now (8.30pm GMT+8)
U.S. stock-index futures signaled opening gains for Wall Street on Tuesday, with key ISM non-manufacturing data on tap and gold pushing higher in the wake of a Bank of Japan policy move.
Futures pared back their earlier advance, though, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average lately moving up 16 points to 10722 while those for the Nasdaq 100 advanced 6.26 points to 1983.25. Futures for the S&P 500 gained 2.4 points to 1137.20.
Stocks lost ground on Monday as downgrades hit several sectors, raising jitters about earnings season, which blue chip Alcoa Inc. (AA) is due to kick off later this week.
First and foremost for the U.S. markets on Tuesday is the ISM non-manufacturing data for September, scheduled for release at 10 a.m. Eastern time. Economists surveyed by MarketWatch are forecasting the index to rise to 52.3 from 51.5 in the prior month.
"After the disappointing ISM [manufacturing] number last week, people will watch very carefully what is happening with this index, the main factor to drive the market on the economic front," said Francois Savary, economist and director of investments at the Reyl Group.
This Friday 8-Oct-10: Nonfarm payroll data for September
Friday's nonfarm payrolls data for September remain the main event for the week, he said. "The influence of that number and the certainty concerning that number will be key from the point that people will be able to reassess prospects of rapid or not rapid quantitative easing and the Federal Reserve," he said.
Savary said the market remains range-bound and the S&P 500 could go to 1120, with much depending on Friday's data. But until earnings season gets into full steam, macroeconomic issues will continue to be key, he said.
AUD and JPY
Central banks delivered some surprises in overnight markets with the Bank of Australia holding steady on interest rates and the Bank of Japan dropping its policy interest-rate range to between zero and 0.1%, saying it plans to buy a variety of assets. Stocks in Japan largely shrugged off the news, while the Australian dollar fell but stocks there pared earlier losses.
Gold
Gold touched an intraday record of $1,329.60 an ounce. The dollar sank against the yen after getting only a brief Bank of Japan-related boost.
The dollar and gold tend to move in different directions. The dollar index dropped 0.3% to 78.315.
Stoxx Europe 600 Index
In Europe, stocks were poised to halt a six-session losing streak, with the Stoxx Europe 600 index gaining 0.1%. The market shook off news that Moody's Investors Service has put Ireland's credit rating under review for a possible downgrade.
Thursday, September 30, 2010
HKSE
Ayumi has been taking her own sweet time to come up with the shortlisted China H Shares....
Ayumi has better management of her time now... today, will be the day for some serious studies.
Today, mark the end of Q3, tomorrow, mark the 1st day of Q4, I am feeling great and hope all readers has the extraordinary, fruitful Q4 with many many profits! Ayumi already start to imagine her 1st competition in October, celebration in November, 2nd concert in December, then Christmas, then New Year 2011!
Whatever comes up in mind, is a vision, lets plant the seeds of growth, today!
^___^
China
Healthcare
China Shineway HKD 27.05
Guangzhou Pharmaceutical HKD 8.52
Sinopharm HKD 31.70 (high PE, highest EPS CAGR among 3)
Property
Agile HKD 8.94
China Overseas Land HKD 16.82
China Resources Land HKD 16.50
Guang Zhou R & F HKD 11.14
Hopson HKD 9.00
KWG HKD 6.13
Minmetals Ltd HKD 1.62
Poly HK HKD 8.39
Shimao Property HKD 13.30
SOHO China HKD 5.49
Yanlord (YLLG SP) SGD 1.72
Gaming
SJM Holdings HKD 9.00 (preferred)
Wynn Macau HKD 13.76
Oil and Gas, Power
PetroChina
China Petroleum and Chemical (SINOPEC)
China Shenhua
CNOOC
Huaneng Power
China Coal
Ayumi has better management of her time now... today, will be the day for some serious studies.
Today, mark the end of Q3, tomorrow, mark the 1st day of Q4, I am feeling great and hope all readers has the extraordinary, fruitful Q4 with many many profits! Ayumi already start to imagine her 1st competition in October, celebration in November, 2nd concert in December, then Christmas, then New Year 2011!
Whatever comes up in mind, is a vision, lets plant the seeds of growth, today!
^___^
China
Healthcare
China Shineway HKD 27.05
Guangzhou Pharmaceutical HKD 8.52
Sinopharm HKD 31.70 (high PE, highest EPS CAGR among 3)
Property
Agile HKD 8.94
China Overseas Land HKD 16.82
China Resources Land HKD 16.50
Guang Zhou R & F HKD 11.14
Hopson HKD 9.00
KWG HKD 6.13
Minmetals Ltd HKD 1.62
Poly HK HKD 8.39
Shimao Property HKD 13.30
SOHO China HKD 5.49
Yanlord (YLLG SP) SGD 1.72
Gaming
SJM Holdings HKD 9.00 (preferred)
Wynn Macau HKD 13.76
Oil and Gas, Power
PetroChina
China Petroleum and Chemical (SINOPEC)
China Shenhua
CNOOC
Huaneng Power
China Coal
KLSE
Many KLSE stocks gap down. Found one of my favorite stock jumped to be the Top 10 Active Stock today.
HAIO
Bought HAIO at RM2.98, Stop Loss 2.85, Exit 3.40
Some figures:
Net Profit: 70.916M
EPS: 32.52 Cents
P/E: 8.5
Div: 28.5 cents (0.10%)
P/S: HAIO is currently trading at 50% of its 2 Years' High 4.89 - Low 1.10.
Now HAIO is the highest Div Yield stock in my bucket, then is AXREIT.
HAIO
Bought HAIO at RM2.98, Stop Loss 2.85, Exit 3.40
Some figures:
Net Profit: 70.916M
EPS: 32.52 Cents
P/E: 8.5
Div: 28.5 cents (0.10%)
P/S: HAIO is currently trading at 50% of its 2 Years' High 4.89 - Low 1.10.
Now HAIO is the highest Div Yield stock in my bucket, then is AXREIT.
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