It fell pretty hard last week...do you think it will rally up or fall more?
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Lower. AS US inetrest rate ticking higher & Bund futures will under buying pressure this week (correction after heavy selling last few weeks).  The pressure on EUR/USD is on lower side.  BUY USD across all currencies.  \n\nHope that helped
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YHOO.  It's got a track-record and has broken through resistance of $39 and is demonstrating that $40 is now support.  It should start skipping above $40 from now on, assuming "all else remains equal."
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Seems like AMTD ( ameritrade is giving out 6$ dividens.) Watch and see what happens to its price in the coming days. \n\nIf I were to guess I would say the price would fall.
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beter to sell even now & by other to cover loss eg gmr ind gave 100% rise in mth\n\nvisit my answers and try technical analysis for better decision
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Eventually yes they will have to fall!! Prices are rising at an alarming rate, and it will get to the point where it will be difficult for many people to afford to buy their own home. As the saying goes "what goes up has to come down".
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I think that it will crash soon.\n\nTheres too much instability in this world right now!!\n\nFor example:\n\n1. All these strains of the flu- affect the health care system\n2. War in Iraq and God knows what other places in the future!\n3.Gas will run out\n4. etc.\n\nI think we're heading to a bad place soon. Make sure you look out for yourself! And think ahead for yourself and your family.\n\nI think that the government is gonna take us for a ride....\n\nCheers! danae
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The US economy is driven by consumption and the Fed does not want to see any inflation, so we'll see another rate increase in the next quarter. This will further cool the real estate market, and by cool, I  expect a 5 to 10% decrease in the OC and San Diego markets. Just take a look at the number of units for sale. The people who got in late with a 100% financed loan and with an adjustable rate will find themselves inverted very soon. Foreclosures are inevitable, specially if you can't continue to feed the hungry beast in a rising rate market. But I don't see this drop for more than 10% at the lowest point of the valley and the cycle will probably be about 18 months before starting an upward, and modest, trend.
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The Race is over..DEMOCRATS are in control. George Allen will concede tonight or tomrrow.\nThe troops wll come home, the economy will come back to life, minimum wage will be raised...America is back in business.
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Um...not to state the obvious, but...it's falling.  Markets do that from time to time, and it doesn't necessarily mean that there's anything significant going on.  It's just a sign that people are unhappy/uneasy/worried/ panicking/ taking out money for other things.  \n\nIf a little blip like this has you on Prozac, you'll be comatose before long.  You have to go into investing with an understanding that we'll go through ups and downs.  \n\nHaving said all that, I'm not convinced that this drop is entirely unwarranted.  As one previous answerer said, inflation is now becoming a legitimate worry.  Greenspan, with his magic wand, is gone.  And we're stuck with all this wild spending our government is doing (and not paying for). We're wondering how it could possibly NOT be inflationary.  (Secret hint: it can't.)\n\nSo, armed with that info, what should you do?\n\nPersonally, I've been keen on investing outside the U.S. for some time now.  And today, with overseas markets falling harder than ours, this may be an opportunity to do some switching.  Of course, if the U.S. dollar falls, we'll probably buy less imports from them, but I doubt if that will plunge the world into recession.  We're big, but not that big.\n\nLonger term, I suggest you vote for politicians that understand fiscal responsibility.  (Secret hint: neither of the major candidates in the last election!)\n\nHope you can hold on through this difficult time.
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Microsoft has been DEAD MONEY so long I can't remember when.  I lost 20 points a share on it quite a few years back.\n\nIt will be a very slow go for a long time, 1 to 2 days a week gaining, 3 - 4 days losing or hanging around even.  They do not have anywhere to go with core business, done their deal, unless they get something into Japan, Asia, etc. profitable.\n\nF and CAT will eventurally show much better long term return on investment.
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You are right...it was suspended for about 45 minutes this morning. After it opened, it traded all day today and closed at 1.43. Traded almost 600,000 shares too.
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I think there is a lag in new home sales and the closings in October really were under contract in Aug and September, thus November numbers should be down dramatically even after seasonal adjustment. Rates will undoubtedly go up again at the next meeting, but with the advent of so many new mortgage products (interest only, reverse mortgage, etc.) money is still relatively easy but definitly more risky. I expect volume levels to slow, prices to flatten across most of the US but do not see a big drop in prices unless rates get above 8%.
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http://www.marketwatch.com/News/Story/Story.aspx?guid={867CEFA6-22D6-4DB9-AB4B-29D66BC02F39}&siteid=mktw\n\nIt says why they ended it there. I wonder if they'll refund our money...
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realistate is solid ! and since its a buyers market and will be for quite sometime....profits to be made ! stock market is propally going to crash again right after the 1st of the year again like in 99....its over inflated by the republicans to get votes...everyone will sell in January !
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no\nno opinion\nlet the market forces shape it
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I don't think the bubble's bursting, per se...not yet.\n\nI think property values have gone up enough that people who have been there for awhile are ready to cash out.
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The "whole market" may not because it is so diverse (e.g. some hedge strategies may even gain) but its probable that tech. in general is going to take a hit because its a Co. that leads in big way and huge investor base.  Its a good research question cause you'll have to separate the day's effects of the Fed rate increase, change of the Fed Chair, and volatile oil mkt.