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The Traders Thread - Thursday 1st May (TRAD)     

Greystone - 30 Apr 2008 21:03

Greystone - 30 Apr 2008 21:03 - 2 of 47

Hello traders!

Investors quickly shrugged off the gains accruing after the Fed's decision to trim
interest rates by a quarter point.

Heading into the US close, the Dow Jones was down 15.96 points at 12,815.98,
while the S&P500 slipped 6.29 points to 1,384.65 and the Nasdaq Composite was
was off 14.5 points at 2,411.6.

See you in the morning with the latest......

G.

Kyoto - 01 May 2008 03:19 - 3 of 47

fed_rate_moves_2_small.gifMorning all. Market reports:

Telegraph
The Times
The Times (Need to know)
FT
The Independent
The Guardian
This is Money

Central bank cuts rates for seventh time since September, but sees less risks of slowdown, suggesting this may be last cut for a while.
Fed cuts rates again and hints at pause

Britain's banks are overstating losses from the turmoil in the credit markets and the sub-prime lending debacle, the Bank of England says. Despite frequent official pleas for "transparency" and for the banks to reveal the full scale of potential losses, the practice of "marking to market" trying to attach a value to unmarketable securities is creating its own problems, says the Bank.
Banks are overstating losses, says King

Britain's big banks stand to lose as much as a fifth of their profits as the commercial property market implodes, the Bank of England has warned.
Bank of England sounds alarm on 5bn commercial property defaults

Financial markets have become so pessimistic that the Bank of England fears banks could cut loans to consumers, causing an adverse impact on the economy and preventing a return of confidence.
Markets are too pessimistic, says Bank of England

The blow to tax revenues from the credit crunch is set to send the Chancellor plunging 16 billion or more deeper into the red over the next two years than he has planned, calculations for The Times indicate today.
Credit crunch to deliver 16bn squeeze on Chancellor's tax plans

This gloomy news for homeowners came as Jim ONeill, chief economist at Goldman Sachs, who correctly forecast the collapse of the US property market, said that Britain was likely to be the worst hit of the worlds economies in the fallout of the global credit crisis.
House prices fall as bank predicts credit crunch will hit UK hardest

Householders face a downturn in the housing market lasting two to three years after one of Britain's biggest mortgage lenders yesterday reported the first annual decline in property prices in more than 10 years.
House prices could keep falling for three years

Kyoto - 01 May 2008 03:22 - 4 of 47

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Kyoto - 01 May 2008 03:22 - 5 of 47

US Video: Stock Market Technical Analysis 4/30/08

Greystone - 01 May 2008 05:38 - 6 of 47

Good morning traders!

In Asia today, the Nikkei was down 93.14 points at 13,756.85 at the midpoint,
while the Hang Seng is closed for a pubic holiday.

New York's main oil contract, light sweet crude for June delivery surged $1.35 to
$114.81 per barrel from $113.46 at the close of floor trading during US hours Wednesday.

Happy May Day!

G.

Kyoto - 01 May 2008 07:07 - 8 of 47

First Day of Dealings

Kyoto - 01 May 2008 08:53 - 17 of 47

UK smallcap opening - ID Data
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