US Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJI) – Trend is still strong and intact

Filed Under (Finance Help) by Admin on 30-09-2009

Wall Street was bullish last month as investors were anticipating favourable outcome from the 2-day FOMC policy meeting end September. The DJI climbed 125.90 points or 1.3% in a month to close at 9,665.19 points. The benchmark index went as high as 9,918 points but failed to hold after the FOMC meeting ends and the Fed announced that the US economy is on the road to recovery. Investors were quick

Quicken Deluxe Coupons & Deals - Upto 34% OFF Discount

Filed Under (Investor News) by Admin on 30-09-2009

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HSBC Direct - $50 Bank Signup Bonus

Filed Under (Investor News) by Admin on 29-09-2009

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HSBC Direct is offering a $50 bank sign up bonus to their customers for using their debit cards. Here are the details.

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TD Ameritrade - $100 Sign up Bonus - Save Yourself Account

Filed Under (Investor News) by Admin on 29-09-2009

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FTSE Straits Times Index (FTSTI) – Strong resistance at 2,700 points

Filed Under (Finance Help) by Admin on 28-09-2009

The market faces heavy resistance when the FTSTI is at 2,700 points level. The market has been testing this level 4 times in the past one month but failed to break above it. The last test on the resistance level was on the 23rd of September and then fell for two days to close at 2,662.82 points on the 25th. It was another yo-yo month for the Singapore equity market which has gone into a bullish

Kuala Lumpur Composite Index (FBMKLCI): Market expected to trade sideways

Filed Under (Finance Help) by Admin on 25-09-2009

The market opened positively Wednesday with a new year high after the Aidilfitri holiday. The FBMKLCI opened 10 points higher from the closing before the holiday to 1,231.33 points Wednesday. However, the bullish sentiment was not sustainable as regional markets start to weaken and investors lock in profits. The benchmark index then fell to 1,219.07 points. Another 1 point is taken away from the

OVERNIGHT GAP TRADE MANAGEMENT II by Daryl Guppy

Filed Under (Finance Help) by Admin on 24-09-2009

Continued from Part 1…DAY 2 EXITThis is a two day trading strategy. Day two is about profits. There is no intention to extend this trade into a third day. Prior to the open our focus is on the order lines. We look for evidence that buying pressure is continuing. There are two ways to determine this.The first uses the estimated match price. This is set at $0.61 and represents a gap above the

Kuala Lumpur Stock Market: Sentiment still bullish

Filed Under (Finance Help) by Admin on 22-09-2009

The market extends its bullish rally last week as sentiments continue to improve. The FBMKLCI gained for the 4th consecutive week. The FBMKLCI rose another 17.52 points or 1.45% from the previous week to close at 1,218.80 points, another high for this year. The benchmark index traded in a narrow trading range between 1196.46 and 1,220.47 points. With a long break coming ahead of the Hari Raya

12 Tips To Lower Your Heating Bill

Filed Under (Investor News) by Admin on 22-09-2009

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Sep 22, 2009: The cost of energy is rising everyday. Whether it be electricity, gas, water or sewage, our utility bills are becoming higher with each passing month. Consequently most of us are looking for ways to trim our energy expenses and boost our savings. As winter sets in, the cost of heating our houses will be a major concern.

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CORPORATE MAS or GOVERNMENT KPI? by Ameer Ali Mohamed

Filed Under (Finance Help) by Admin on 17-09-2009

Corporate Malaysia was stunned by the surprise appointment of the 51-year-old (now former) Malaysia Airlines managing director/chief executive officer, Dato Seri Iris Jala @ Idris Jala as minister to oversee the implementation of the governments key performance indicator (KPI) initiatives.The main question on everyones mind is, has he been deployed to a position where he can deliver results?

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