ความคิดเห็นที่ 11
 
เป็นไปตามคาด ดาวทำ price pattern ตามที่พี่ DSC วาดไว้(นานแล้วผมจดไว้)
แต่ตามหลักของโมเมนต์ตัม ลงแรงต้องมีแรงเฉี่ยอีกหน่อย(อันนี้ผมมั่ว)
จริงแล้วควรจะเด้ง นะพี่ดาวน์ คืนนี้
แต่วันนี้ขอชมอย่างเดียวจ้า ไม่กล้าลุย (จริงแล้วผมชอบซื้อปิดวันศุกร์มากเลยเพราะได้ลุ้นเสาร์อาทิตย์ ชอบมีมาตราการคาดไมถึงออกมา)
Top 10 stocks by % chg today
Wal-Mart 49.75 +2.6%
Pfizer 12.67 +1.36%
General Electric 6.66 -0.45%
Verizon Comms 27.91 -0.85%
AT&T 22.56 -1.91%
IBM 87.48 -2.25%
Johnson&Johnson 47.67 -2.91%
Boeing 29.39 -3.04%
United Tech 37.92 -3.17%
Intel 12.31 -3.53%
Bottom 10 stocks by % chg today
Hewlett-Packard 27.08 -5.48%
Walt Disney 15.99 -5.61%
DuPont 16.97 -6.81%
Caterpillar 23.49 -7.67%
Citigroup 1.02 -9.73%
Bank of Am 3.17 -11.7%
American Express 10.33 -11.78%
JPMorgan Chase 16.6 -13.99%
General Motors 1.86 -15.45%
Alcoa 5.26 -15.71%
จะเห็นว่า GM ,Citi Bank และ Bank of america ลงหนัก ตามคาดการณ์
เช่นเคยข่าวครับ
* GM stock off over 15 pct on possible bankruptcy warning
* Citigroup shares fall below $1, financials drag
* Worries of troubles in finance arm of GE weigh
* Dow off 4.1 pct, S&P off 4.3 pct, Nasdaq down 4 pct
* For up-to-the-minute market news, click [STXNEWS/US]
(Adds details on Wal-Mart, Pfizer and Friday's jobs data, plus volume figures)
By Leah Schnurr
NEW YORK, March 5 (Reuters) - U.S. stocks slid on Thursday with the Dow and S&P falling to 12-year lows as General Motors' warning of possible bankruptcy and concerns about the banking system's fate reinforced investors' reluctance to take on risk.
The previous session's rally proved fleeting as worries about the financial system's health hit bank stocks again and investors focused on the possibility that troubles in the finance arm of widely held General Electric <GE.N> could lead to a debt rating downgrade for the entire company.
GE's stock was down 0.5 percent at $6.66 after falling to its lowest since 1991 a day earlier. Uncertainty about the exposure of U.S. banks to GE remained a significant concern and the S&P financial index <.GSPF> fell nearly 10 percent.
Shares of Citigroup <C.N> , once the world's largest bank by market value, fell as low as 97 cents during the session, trading below $1 for the first time. [nN05328477] . Anxiety rose over whether the bank can be restored to health or whether it will have to be taken over by the government.
"The loss of confidence is pervasive. There isn't any magic bullet here that's going to save Citi or Bank of America. The only thing that might save them is if the government comes in and sponsors a bankruptcy," said John Schloegel, a vice president of Capital Cities Asset Management in Austin, Texas.
The Dow Jones industrial average <.DJI> fell 281.40 points, or 4.09 percent, to 6,594.44. The Standard & Poor's 500 Index <.SPX> lost 30.32 points, or 4.25 percent, to 682.55. The Nasdaq Composite Index <.IXIC> dropped 54.15 points, or 4.00 percent, to 1,299.59.
General Motors <GM.N> shed 15.5 percent to $1.86 after its auditors raised "substantial doubt" about the automaker's viability if it fails to head off losses and stop burning through cash. [nN05319669]
Investors worry that GM's collapse would send shock waves through the recession-hit U.S. economy, given that it is a major employer and buyer of supplies from auto parts makers.
NASDAQ AT 6-YEAR LOW
The Nasdaq closed at its lowest level since March 2003, a month remembered for the beginning of the Iraq war. Both the Dow and S&P 500 are down more than 24 percent for the year so far, with the broad S&P shedding 56 percent from 2007's all-time high. U.S. stocks have lost around $11 trillion in value since hitting all-time highs in October 2007.
Indexes more than gave back Wednesday's rally, which was spurred by news of a Chinese economic stimulus plan. But those hopes were dashed on Thursday morning when Premier Wen Jiabao, speaking to parliament, did not announce any expansion of China's stimulus package.
Moody's Investor Service said on Wednesday it may cut its ratings on Wells Fargo <WFC.N> and Bank of America <BAC.N> , helping drive Wells Fargo down 15.94 percent at $8.12 and pushing Bank of America down 11.7 percent at $3.17.
Citigroup's stock closed at $1.02, down 11 cents, or off 9.7 percent for the day in NYSE trading.
Exxon Mobil <XOM.N> was the Dow's biggest drag, dropping 5.3 percent to $62.22 as U.S. front-month crude <CLc1> lost $1.77 to settle at $43.61 a barrel, pressured by deteriorating global economic prospects.
On the upside, shares of Wal-Mart <WMT.N> added 2.6 percent to $49.75 after the world's largest retailer posted solid monthly sales and raised its annual dividend by 15 percent. [nN05461432] Of the 30 Dow industrials, only two -- Wal-Mart and Pfizer <PFE.N> -- finished higher. Pfizer gained 1.4 percent to $12.67 after Goldman Sachs reinstated coverage with a "buy" rating.
DIRE JOBS REPORT EXPECTED
Grim economic reports signaling more fallout from the recession added to the negative tone ahead of Friday's key non-farm payrolls report. Data is expected to show the economy shed 648,000 jobs in February, while the unemployment rate is expected to rise to a 25-year high of 7.9 percent, according to a Reuters poll of economists.
Indeed, the White House said that it doesn't expect to see good news out of the jobs report.
A report on Thursday showed new orders received by U.S. factories fell for a sixth straight month in January. The Mortgage Bankers Association said that one in every eight U.S. households with mortgages, a record share, ended 2008 behind on their payments or in foreclosure. [nN05306148] .
Trading was active on the New York Stock Exchange, with about 1.88 billion shares changing hands, above last year's estimated daily average of 1.49 billion, while on Nasdaq, about 2.34 billion shares traded, above last year's daily average of 2.28 billion.
Declining stocks outnumbered advancing ones on the NYSE by about 12 to 1, while on the Nasdaq, about six stocks fell for every one that rose.
จากคุณ :
ศรัทธาชาวสวน 
- [
6 มี.ค. 52 06:45:23
]
|
|
|
ขอบคุณมากค่ะ
