Yesterday's Trading: Calm, Cool and Clueless (Seeking Alpha via Yahoo! Finance)
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Yesterday's Trading: Calm, Cool and Clueless (Seeking Alpha via Yahoo! Finance)
James Picerno submits: Relative tranquility returned to equity trading yesterday. The S&P 500 moved within a fairly tight range on Monday relative to recent history and closed down by only a small fraction vs.
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Hang Seng rises after mainland relaxes investment rules (International Herald Tribune)
Stocks in Hong Kong rose, giving the Hang Seng Index its biggest two-day gain in almost nine years, after the Chinese government said that it will let some individual investors buy securities listed in the city.
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MacAskill rules out New Year trade ban (The Scotsman: Business)
SCOTTISH business leaders have praised the decision by the Justice minister Kenny MacAskill to rule out legislation banning New Year trading.
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South Africa: Setting the Rules for Entry (AllAfrica.com)
SUPPOSEDLY something like 90% of all online traders go broke within the first few months of trading. That applies equally to the currency, stock, futures and commodity markets.
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New rules to curb stock price fluctuation (People's Daily)
The Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE) yesterday announced new rules for stock trading to prevent and curb irregularities. The new rules, targeted mainly at "abnormal price fluctuations", are expected to curb insider trading, excessive specul ...
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insider trading (China Daily)
, an SSE statement said. They will become effective September 1. The SSE will target stocks with limitless price fluctuation and will have the right to suspend them from trading for up to 30 minutes on a day they surge above 100 percent or drop below 50 percent of their opening prices.
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New rules to curb stock price fluctuation (China Daily)
The Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE) yesterday announced new rules for stock trading to prevent and curb irregularities. The new rules, targeted mainly at "abnormal price fluctuations", are expected to curb insider trading, excessive speculation and price rigging, an SSE statement said.
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Forex, fund flows spark second day of gains for Asian markets (Market Watch)
HONG KONG (MarketWatch) -- Most Asian indexes advanced for a second day on Tuesday, with hopes of increased fund flows from China lifting Hong Kong-listed shares.
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North American leaders end 'constructive' summit (AFP via Yahoo! News)
North American leaders wrapped up a two-day summit here Tuesday, trumpeting consumer protections and other joint efforts, while dismissing charges of plotting to erode national sovereignty.
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Social Networking Hits Investing (BusinessWeek Online via Yahoo! News)
For most equity investors, the wild market volatility of the past few weeks has been cause for gritted teeth and palpitating hearts. But a few who have become active in online trading communities took some solace in the fact that they at least had found a place where they can see how other investors are riding out the storm.
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Yesterday's Trading: Calm, Cool and Clueless (Seeking Alpha via Yahoo! Finance)
For those unfamiliar with the term, FOREX (FOReign EXchange market), refers to an international exchange market where currencies are bought and sold. The Foreign Exchange Market that we see today began in the 1970's, when free exchange rates and floating currencies were introduced. In such an environment only participants in the market determine the price of one currency against another, based upon supply and demand for that currency.
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