دعهم اخي يذهبون إلى الجحيم ….. وما هي فائدة المال ونحن نرى امريكا تقتل المسلمين ….فهل ستتمنى لهم العيش وموت لاخوتك الآن
بصراحه تعليقك غريب فهل تتمنى لهم التوفيق وهم من يعثون الارض فساد. سبحان الله
نسأل الله للجميع الهدايه
نعم اتمنى خسارة مالي إن كان هذا سيدمر امريكا واليهود الاوغاد …… ولن افرح بصعود اسواقهم
هذه مشيئة الله اخواني فلا تتمنوا الخير
Even GOLD is going down
OIL is below $ 77
Gold ends lower amid stock selloff; copper plungesFont size: A | A | A2:23 PM ET 10/10/08 | Marketwatch
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1:57 PM ET 10/10/08
Symbol Last % Chg
GLD 82.19 -8.58%
IAU 82.17 -9.70%
SLV 9.52 -20.33%
GDX 25.09 -17.06%
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NEW YORK (MarketWatch) — Gold futures fell for a second day on Friday amid sharp sell-off in global stock markets. A strengthening dollar also applied downward pressure on the precious metal.
Meanwhile, concerns about economic prospects pushed copper futures down 11% to the lowest in two-and-a-half years. The metal ended the week down 20%.
Gold for December delivery dropped $27.50, or 3.1%, to end at $859 an ounce on the Comex division of the New York Mercantile Exchange. It surged to $936.30 earlier, the highest intraday level since July 28.
The pullback in gold was partly due to “some fund liquidation desperate to raise cash,” said Peter Spina, president of GoldSeek.com. “The true gold market price is nothing close to the current paper gold price.”
“The disconnect between paper gold price and the physical gold price will not last,” he added
In spot trading, the London gold-fixing price — used as a benchmark for gold for immediate delivery — stood at $900.50 an ounce Friday afternoon, up $17 from Thursday afternoon.
Also adding downward pressures on gold futures was a rising U.S. dollar, as a stronger greenback reduces appeal of gold futures contracts as an alternative investment.
The dollar index (DXY), which measures the currency against a trade-weighted basket of counterparts, was at 82.648, up from 81.397 Thursday. See Currencies.
Despite Friday’s losses, gold futures ended the week up about 3.1%.
“The metal should continue to benefit from investor safe-haven demand,” said James Moore, analyst at TheBullionDesk.com.
U.S. stock suffered another sharp day of losses Friday as the frozen credit markets and lack of faith in the financial system continue to hammer stocks around the globe. Stocks plunged on Thursday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average down 678 points. See Market Snapshot.
“Many investors view gold as the only lifeboat in the stormy sea,” said Peter Fertig, analyst at Dresdner Kleinwort. He also warned that gold may return to follow weak fundamentals if the storm in financial markets calms.
Copper plunges
In other metals action, December copper slumped 27 cents to $2.14 a pound, the lowest since March 2006.
“Traders are having to revise down their expectations for commodities demand, and copper was one of the metals where prices are above marginal costs of production so in a way had the furthest to fall,” said William Adams, an analyst at BaseMetals.com.
“Obviously, a lot of nervous liquidation selling is going on as people dash for cash,” he added.
Elsewhere, platinum for January delivery fell 3.7% to $1,005.20 an ounce, while December palladium lost 3.8% to $197.50 an ounce. December silver sank 9% to $10.60 an ounce.
On the equities side, the Amex Gold Bugs Index slumped 16% to 238.89 points.
The SPDR Gold Trust dropped 8.8% to $81.92, the iShares Gold Trust lost 10 to $81.95 and the iShares Silver Trust ETF tumbled 21% to $9.50. The Market Vectors-Gold Miners ETF dropped 18% to $25.08.
بإذن الله سياعكس واسواقهم
حتى لو خسرنا جميع مدخراتنا ففداء لشهداء المسلمين …….نريد النصر على أؤلئك الاوغاد اليهود .
حتى لو وصل مؤشرنا 0 لا نريد إلا انهيااااااااااااااااااااار امريكا .
فأدعوا الله ان يختفي نظام الراسماليه ( الظالمين )
Ameeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeen
Be sure that at the end; gulf states will pay for them to recover
Billions will be sent from here to help them recovering
If you forgot: remember who paid for the gulf wars
I’m with you but we are loosing 100 times more than them
Allah Kareem
Tech stocks add to broad losses in afternoon diveFont size: A | A | A2:17 PM ET 10/10/08 | Marketwatch
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1:51 PM ET 10/10/08
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INTC 14.50 -7.05%
JAVA 4.77 -8.45%
MSFT 20.85 -6.52%
HPQ 36.54 -5.09%
DELL 12.72 -5.29%
ADBE 25.89 -7.50%
IBM 84.10 -5.51%
STX 8.40 -9.87%
YHOO 12.00 -5.14%
GOOG 313.11 -4.82%
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SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) — A depressing mood engulfed tech shares Friday, as the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite Index tumbled by more than 6% amid reports of new, but as-yet unconvincing, efforts by the U.S. government to rein in the worldwide credit crisis.
The Nasdaq $COMPQ slumped to its lowest point of the day, giving up almost 100 points to fall to 1,545. The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA), which earlier fell below 8,000 for the first time since 2003, erased some of its early losses, but slipped again and plunged more than 600 points. At last check the average was off 340 points, or 3.9%, at 8,239.
The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index $SOX and the Morgan Stanley High Tech 35 Index (MSH) each fell more than 5%.
While the overall market was looking for direction, The Wall Street Journal reported that the U.S. government is considering steps such as guaranteeing billions of dollars in bank debt and temporarily insuring all U.S. bank deposits to lend support to the financial sector. See full story.
Semiconductor giant Intel Corp. (INTC) was a notable decliner among tech stocks, down $1.04, or almost 7%, to $14.56. Analyst Vijay Rakesh of ThinkPanmure cut his rating on Intel to sell from buy, and halved his price target to $12 from $24.
Rakesh said Intel is “heading into a perfect storm in 2009,” due mostly to weakness in the outlook for corporate and consumer spending on technology products.
Sun Microsystems Inc. (JAVA) shares fell 43 cents, or 8%, to $4.76. The stock is now below $5, the point where it stood when the company enacted a 1-for-4 reverse stock split earlier this year.
Other declines came from Microsoft Corp. (MSFT), Hewlett-Packard Co. (HPQ), Dell Inc. (DELL), Adobe Systems Inc. (ADBE), IBM Corp. (IBM), Seagate Technology (STX), Yahoo Inc. (YHOO), Google Inc. (GOOG) and Amazon.com Inc. (AMZN).
Apple Inc. (AAPL) was one of the few gainers, rising $3.87 a share, or 4.2%, to $92.51. Oppenheimer analyst Yair Reiner cut his price target on Apple’s stock to $145 from $213, but said there is value in the stock at its current levels. Reiner also left his outperform rating on Apple’s stock intact
دعهم اخي يذهبون إلى الجحيم ….. وما هي فائدة المال ونحن نرى امريكا تقتل المسلمين ….فهل ستتمنى لهم العيش وموت لاخوتك الآن
بصراحه تعليقك غريب فهل تتمنى لهم التوفيق وهم من يعثون الارض فساد. سبحان الله
نسأل الله للجميع الهدايه
نعم اتمنى خسارة مالي إن كان هذا سيدمر امريكا واليهود الاوغاد …… ولن افرح بصعود اسواقهم
هذه مشيئة الله اخواني فلا تتمنوا الخير
Even GOLD is going down
OIL is below $ 77
Gold ends lower amid stock selloff; copper plungesFont size: A | A | A2:23 PM ET 10/10/08 | Marketwatch
RELATED QUOTES
1:57 PM ET 10/10/08
Symbol Last % Chg
GLD 82.19 -8.58%
IAU 82.17 -9.70%
SLV 9.52 -20.33%
GDX 25.09 -17.06%
Quotes delayed at least 15 minutes
NEW YORK (MarketWatch) — Gold futures fell for a second day on Friday amid sharp sell-off in global stock markets. A strengthening dollar also applied downward pressure on the precious metal.
Meanwhile, concerns about economic prospects pushed copper futures down 11% to the lowest in two-and-a-half years. The metal ended the week down 20%.
Gold for December delivery dropped $27.50, or 3.1%, to end at $859 an ounce on the Comex division of the New York Mercantile Exchange. It surged to $936.30 earlier, the highest intraday level since July 28.
The pullback in gold was partly due to “some fund liquidation desperate to raise cash,” said Peter Spina, president of GoldSeek.com. “The true gold market price is nothing close to the current paper gold price.”
“The disconnect between paper gold price and the physical gold price will not last,” he added
In spot trading, the London gold-fixing price — used as a benchmark for gold for immediate delivery — stood at $900.50 an ounce Friday afternoon, up $17 from Thursday afternoon.
Also adding downward pressures on gold futures was a rising U.S. dollar, as a stronger greenback reduces appeal of gold futures contracts as an alternative investment.
The dollar index (DXY), which measures the currency against a trade-weighted basket of counterparts, was at 82.648, up from 81.397 Thursday. See Currencies.
Despite Friday’s losses, gold futures ended the week up about 3.1%.
“The metal should continue to benefit from investor safe-haven demand,” said James Moore, analyst at TheBullionDesk.com.
U.S. stock suffered another sharp day of losses Friday as the frozen credit markets and lack of faith in the financial system continue to hammer stocks around the globe. Stocks plunged on Thursday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average down 678 points. See Market Snapshot.
“Many investors view gold as the only lifeboat in the stormy sea,” said Peter Fertig, analyst at Dresdner Kleinwort. He also warned that gold may return to follow weak fundamentals if the storm in financial markets calms.
Copper plunges
In other metals action, December copper slumped 27 cents to $2.14 a pound, the lowest since March 2006.
“Traders are having to revise down their expectations for commodities demand, and copper was one of the metals where prices are above marginal costs of production so in a way had the furthest to fall,” said William Adams, an analyst at BaseMetals.com.
“Obviously, a lot of nervous liquidation selling is going on as people dash for cash,” he added.
Elsewhere, platinum for January delivery fell 3.7% to $1,005.20 an ounce, while December palladium lost 3.8% to $197.50 an ounce. December silver sank 9% to $10.60 an ounce.
On the equities side, the Amex Gold Bugs Index slumped 16% to 238.89 points.
The SPDR Gold Trust dropped 8.8% to $81.92, the iShares Gold Trust lost 10 to $81.95 and the iShares Silver Trust ETF tumbled 21% to $9.50. The Market Vectors-Gold Miners ETF dropped 18% to $25.08.
Ameeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeen
Be sure that at the end; gulf states will pay for them to recover
Billions will be sent from here to help them recovering
If you forgot: remember who paid for the gulf wars
I’m with you but we are loosing 100 times more than them
Allah Kareem
Tech stocks add to broad losses in afternoon diveFont size: A | A | A2:17 PM ET 10/10/08 | Marketwatch
RELATED QUOTES
1:51 PM ET 10/10/08
Symbol Last % Chg
INTC 14.50 -7.05%
JAVA 4.77 -8.45%
MSFT 20.85 -6.52%
HPQ 36.54 -5.09%
DELL 12.72 -5.29%
ADBE 25.89 -7.50%
IBM 84.10 -5.51%
STX 8.40 -9.87%
YHOO 12.00 -5.14%
GOOG 313.11 -4.82%
Quotes delayed at least 15 minutes
SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) — A depressing mood engulfed tech shares Friday, as the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite Index tumbled by more than 6% amid reports of new, but as-yet unconvincing, efforts by the U.S. government to rein in the worldwide credit crisis.
The Nasdaq $COMPQ slumped to its lowest point of the day, giving up almost 100 points to fall to 1,545. The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA), which earlier fell below 8,000 for the first time since 2003, erased some of its early losses, but slipped again and plunged more than 600 points. At last check the average was off 340 points, or 3.9%, at 8,239.
The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index $SOX and the Morgan Stanley High Tech 35 Index (MSH) each fell more than 5%.
While the overall market was looking for direction, The Wall Street Journal reported that the U.S. government is considering steps such as guaranteeing billions of dollars in bank debt and temporarily insuring all U.S. bank deposits to lend support to the financial sector. See full story.
Semiconductor giant Intel Corp. (INTC) was a notable decliner among tech stocks, down $1.04, or almost 7%, to $14.56. Analyst Vijay Rakesh of ThinkPanmure cut his rating on Intel to sell from buy, and halved his price target to $12 from $24.
Rakesh said Intel is “heading into a perfect storm in 2009,” due mostly to weakness in the outlook for corporate and consumer spending on technology products.
Sun Microsystems Inc. (JAVA) shares fell 43 cents, or 8%, to $4.76. The stock is now below $5, the point where it stood when the company enacted a 1-for-4 reverse stock split earlier this year.
Other declines came from Microsoft Corp. (MSFT), Hewlett-Packard Co. (HPQ), Dell Inc. (DELL), Adobe Systems Inc. (ADBE), IBM Corp. (IBM), Seagate Technology (STX), Yahoo Inc. (YHOO), Google Inc. (GOOG) and Amazon.com Inc. (AMZN).
Apple Inc. (AAPL) was one of the few gainers, rising $3.87 a share, or 4.2%, to $92.51. Oppenheimer analyst Yair Reiner cut his price target on Apple’s stock to $145 from $213, but said there is value in the stock at its current levels. Reiner also left his outperform rating on Apple’s stock intact