Speck Tater
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Thu Nov-10-11 01:45 AM
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Asian Markets are falling off a cliff. Again. |
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http://finance.yahoo.com/intlindices?e=asiaSeoul and Hang Sen both near 4% down. Seoul not quite 4%, and Hang Sen flirting with 5% down. Others all close to -3% give or take a few tenths.
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Thu Nov-10-11 02:48 AM
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Thu Nov-10-11 03:43 AM
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2. Yep but European stocks are starting to recover. In answer to above, Italy in trouble now too |
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And the thoughts are that the EU may be collapsing as we know it.
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Thu Nov-10-11 05:16 AM
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3. Three banks are responsible for half of Hong Kong's 5.3% drop. |
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- HSBC, Europe's largest lender plunged 9.1% because of falling profits and EU fears.
- ICBC, a Chinese bank, which I believe is the largest lender in the world, fell 8.7% because Goldman Sacs sold its share.
- China Construction Bank was down 5.4%.
Not to worry, though. Tsingtao Brewery was up 1%. All is good.
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Thu Nov-10-11 05:25 AM
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4. Europe markets up and US futures up significantly at the moment... |
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due to some glimmers of hope from europe. We shall how it plays it out.
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