دورة المؤشرنت للتحليل الفني
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سهم اليوم
- بادئ الموضوع canada
- تاريخ البدء
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no
is 2 late
is 2 late
kamanana74
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- التسجيل
- 28 أبريل 2009
- المشاركات
- 27
اخي كندا
السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاتة
ممكن يالغالي تحليل لسهم onty
ومشكور
السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاتة
ممكن يالغالي تحليل لسهم onty
ومشكور
canada
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انا خارج السوق ممكن يوم الاثنين انشاء لله
وانا في الخدمه سارسل لك والاخ النصار على الخاص
وانا في الخدمه سارسل لك والاخ النصار على الخاص
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انا اسف ماعندي ستريمر في الموبايل ساتصل بكم
سيدي الكريم
kamanana74
سيدي الكريم
kamanana74
kamanana74
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- التسجيل
- 28 أبريل 2009
- المشاركات
- 27
مشكور يالغالي
والله يرزق ويرزقنا بحلالة
والله يعطيك العافية والصحة
والله يرزق ويرزقنا بحلالة
والله يعطيك العافية والصحة
wiiner
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- التسجيل
- 24 يوليو 2008
- المشاركات
- 2,263
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السلام عليكم هل فيه سهم تحت الدولار ممكن يعمل حفله اليوم أو بس خلاص خلصت الحفلات؟
متداول اسلامي
عضو مميز
السلام عليكم
يعطيكم العافيه
نبي لسته اسهم نحللها ياشباب
يعطيكم العافيه
نبي لسته اسهم نحللها ياشباب
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اهلا سيدي الكريم والله انت منور انا فرحان بوجودكالسلام عليكم
يعطيكم العافيه
نبي لسته اسهم نحللها ياشباب
وهذه لسته لم اشيكها بعد
opxa
spde
crox
meg
brks
dcgn
jobs
cvgi
knot
ompi
crbc
hans
mbhi
mbrx
nabi
cbs
bzh
ainv
cqb
mccc
mrt
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انشاء الله يوم الاثنين
canada
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السوق لم يبداء بالاستثمار بعد
انا من اشير الى السهم للمضاربه اليوميه السريعه
الاستب لوز مهم
يبع
على غير ماترغب
هذه هي فائد الستب لوز
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Target
Six months: 9.08 One year: 10.60
Support
Support1: 4.33 Support2: 2.20
Resistance
Resistance1: 7.77 Resistance2: 9.08
Pivot
4.62
Moving Averages
MA(5): 5.88 MA(20): 4.25
MA(100): 3.11 MA(250): 1.96
MACD
MACD(12,26): 0.68 Signal(12,26,9): 0.53
Stochastic Oscillator
%K(14,3): 53.55 %D(3): 61.05
RSI
RSI(14): 65.93
52-Week
High: 7.77 Low: 0.62 Change(%): 146.8
Average Volume(K)
3-Month: 734 10-Days 2165وتامر امر
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Closing Bell: Bears become victim of jobs report (OPXA, AIG, NVDA, PAYX, CROX, HANS)
Posted Aug 7th 2009 4:10PM by Jon Ogg
Filed under: Hansen Natural (HANS), Amer Intl Group (AIG), Crocs Inc (CROX)
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Today was simple. It's all about employment. A better than expected labor report sent shares soaring. The notion that a late day report showing that credit to Americans is still declining was largely ignored. The unemployment data was good enough that some might even question it. Either way, it looks like the only group losing droves of jobs now is the group of market bears. Here were today's unofficial closing bell levels:
DJIA:9,730.07(+1.23%)
S&P500:1,010.47(+1.35%)
NASDAQ:2,000.25(+1.37%)
Top 10 Analyst Calls
Opexa Therapeutics, Inc. (NASDAQ: OPXA) sold some stem cell technology to Novartis (NYSE: NVS) for $3 million up front, but it is getting another $1 million over six months and the company could get another $50 million from royalties and milestone hurdles. Shares were up a sharp and whopping 300% at $1.89 right before the close.
American International Group Inc. (NYSE: AIG) is back in the game. The board named a new director Harvey Golub as its non-executive chairman to succeed Edward M. Liddy. More importantly, the troubled insurer posted a profit outside of items of $1.82 billion for the quarter. Shares were up 21% at $27.35 ahead of the closing bell.
NVIDIA Corp. (NASDAQ: NVDA) rose after the graphics chipset maker beat earnings and revenue projections. The notion that the graphics chipset maker raised guidance helped. This was a return to profitability one quarter early. Shares were up over 5% at $13.79 ahead of the close.
Paychex Inc. (NASDAQ: PAYX) was a huge winner. Besides winning from the labor report implications, there was unusual call option trading in shares today. This was up over 6% at $27.86 right before the close.
Crocs Inc. (NASDAQ: CROX) was one of today's biggest winners after the ugly-shoe and apparel maker posted a much narrower loss than expected and guided next quarter higher. If you can believe it, a return to profitability next year was mentioned. Shares were up a sharp 30% at $5.55 right before the close.
Hansen Natural Corporation (NASDAQ: HANS) was yet another earnings winner. The specialty beverage maker posted a 14% rise in earnings despite tough times. This stock was up over 17% at $36.08 right before the close.
Posted Aug 7th 2009 4:10PM by Jon Ogg
Filed under: Hansen Natural (HANS), Amer Intl Group (AIG), Crocs Inc (CROX)
More
Today was simple. It's all about employment. A better than expected labor report sent shares soaring. The notion that a late day report showing that credit to Americans is still declining was largely ignored. The unemployment data was good enough that some might even question it. Either way, it looks like the only group losing droves of jobs now is the group of market bears. Here were today's unofficial closing bell levels:
DJIA:9,730.07(+1.23%)
S&P500:1,010.47(+1.35%)
NASDAQ:2,000.25(+1.37%)
Top 10 Analyst Calls
Opexa Therapeutics, Inc. (NASDAQ: OPXA) sold some stem cell technology to Novartis (NYSE: NVS) for $3 million up front, but it is getting another $1 million over six months and the company could get another $50 million from royalties and milestone hurdles. Shares were up a sharp and whopping 300% at $1.89 right before the close.
American International Group Inc. (NYSE: AIG) is back in the game. The board named a new director Harvey Golub as its non-executive chairman to succeed Edward M. Liddy. More importantly, the troubled insurer posted a profit outside of items of $1.82 billion for the quarter. Shares were up 21% at $27.35 ahead of the closing bell.
NVIDIA Corp. (NASDAQ: NVDA) rose after the graphics chipset maker beat earnings and revenue projections. The notion that the graphics chipset maker raised guidance helped. This was a return to profitability one quarter early. Shares were up over 5% at $13.79 ahead of the close.
Paychex Inc. (NASDAQ: PAYX) was a huge winner. Besides winning from the labor report implications, there was unusual call option trading in shares today. This was up over 6% at $27.86 right before the close.
Crocs Inc. (NASDAQ: CROX) was one of today's biggest winners after the ugly-shoe and apparel maker posted a much narrower loss than expected and guided next quarter higher. If you can believe it, a return to profitability next year was mentioned. Shares were up a sharp 30% at $5.55 right before the close.
Hansen Natural Corporation (NASDAQ: HANS) was yet another earnings winner. The specialty beverage maker posted a 14% rise in earnings despite tough times. This stock was up over 17% at $36.08 right before the close.
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American International Group Inc., the insurer criticized by Congress for handing out retention bonuses after its U.S. bailout, said the awards will cost the company $249 million in the last two quarters of this year.
The earmark includes $93 million for the division with AIG’s Financial Products, the unit that sold derivatives blamed for the firm’s near-collapse last year, the company said today in a regulatory filing. AIG said the entire retention program will cost $1.09 billion, including $824 million already incurred through June 30 and $19 million for 2010 and 2011 combined.
“The public will perceive this very poorly,” said Frank Glassner, chief executive officer of pay consulting firm Veritas LLC. He said better plans provide more incentive for employees to improve performance, and AIG’s approach is “a poorly designed pay program that shareholders and taxpayers will have to bear the brunt of.”
Retaining employees without provoking congressional ire will be a challenge for Robert Benmosche when he replaces CEO Edward Liddy next week. Lawmakers proposed a 90 percent tax on the awards after AIG paid $165 million to employees of the swaps unit in March. The New York-based insurer, which lost more than 45 executives to rivals including Ace Ltd. and Chubb Corp., said the payments prevent staff from quitting.
The insurer expects costs in the last six months of this year of $64 million for property-casualty employees, $62 million for life insurance staff, $13 million for asset management and $17 million for other workers, according to the filing. Christina Pretto, an AIG spokeswoman, declined to comment.
‘Distasteful’ Payments
Liddy told lawmakers in a March 18 hearing that while the Financial Products bonuses were “distasteful,” he needed to keep those employees to unwind trades and prevent a shock to the economy. Most of the unit’s workers will be gone before the final round of retention payments, he said.
AIG is discussing the awards with U.S. compensation official Kenneth Feinberg. The $1.09 billion retention total AIG reported today increased from the $1.08 billion disclosed in May. The final tally may be lower if employees forfeit the awards, AIG said.
The insurer “has to convince” Feinberg that it is appropriately rewarding performance without encouraging excessive risk-taking, said Meg Reilly, spokeswoman for the Treasury, today in an e-mailed statement.
‘Appropriate Balance’
“We are not going to provide a running commentary on that process, but it’s clear that Mr. Feinberg has broad authority to make sure that compensation at those firms strikes an appropriate balance,” Reilly said. The plan to tax the payments stalled in Congress and was never passed.
New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo said March 24 that employees have agreed to give back $50 million of the $165 million round of payments, and it might be possible to recoup $80 million.
AIG’s board began reviewing a retention program in June 2008 because of the decline of its shares, AIG said in an April 30 filing. The board acted “promptly” to hold onto employees with cash awards after getting an $85 billion credit line in its first U.S. rescue on September 16, the insurer said.
‘Substantial Wealth Creation’
“I fully recognize the devastating loss of personal wealth you’ve suffered, and pledge to you my personal commitment to provide an opportunity for substantial wealth creation through a combination of cash and equity awards,” Liddy wrote in a Sept. 22 letter included in the April filing.
AIG’s businesses were “adversely affected” by the criticism surrounding the bonuses in the first quarter, including customer cancellations of annuity contracts, AIG said in May. AIG rebranded its two biggest non-U.S. life units and its main property-casualty division to distance the subsidiaries from the company.
About 4,600 executives and employees will get the bonuses that exceed a total of $1 billion, Bloomberg News reported in January, citing people familiar with the matter.
The insurer posted its first profit in seven quarters today on narrowing investment losses and a rebound in the value of some derivatives. AIG, which had more than $100 billion in net losses driven by failed housing market bets in the six quarters ended March 31, reported second-quarter net income of $1.82 billion.
Financial Products reported a $132 million operating loss in the quarter, narrowing from a $6.2 billion loss a year earlier. The results included $636 million in unrealized valuation gains on its swap portfolio.
AIG agreed in September to turn over a majority stake to the government in exchange for a bailout that swelled to about $182.5 billion including loans, an investment and the purchase of mortgage-linked assets owned or insured by the company
دورة المؤشرنت للتحليل الفني
50 دينار كويتي