What happened today?
- PSEi closed at 6,320.96 pts (-3.21; -0.05%, 7.1B)
- AC - #7 most active, 258M
- BDO -
- PX -
- LCB -
- URC - #3 most active, 481M
- LTG - #6 most active, 389M, #7 gainer at 9%, ito na ba ang pagbangon?
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- Gold $1,275.83
- B2 Gold @ 2.30
- You might want to check comments/reactions from traders here
- Observations:
- CIP is top gainer and NXT is top loser
- Notes:
- AC -
will it test 575-->38% Fibo as support?broken or will it free fall as well? - BDO - will it have 75-->62% Fibo as support? or will it free fall as well?
- PX - no idea for suport, gold is at 1250, mining will have its time
- LCB - price way back 2010, like PX, it will have its time
- URC - will price go down to 115?
- LTG - if it will break 13 support, it will freefall to 5,
ouch. still looking for news, only rumors were gatheredMighty vs Phillip Morris (confirmed reversal? ) - Watchlist for this week:
- BPI oversold but look at MACD, retest of 85 support
- COSCO impending breakaway, which side?
- DNL impending breakaway, which side? 3Q profit no effect
- IRC? flag pennant -> for breakout? wahaha pababa
- MER retest support at 270?
- MWC(support at 25?) market has little effect on this stock
- TEL retest support at 2700?
- SMC - retest support at 65?
- News:
- Razon-led port operator takes over Honduras terminal
- Filinvest's debt sale gets top credit score from local rating firm
- Wall Street dips after two days of gains
- Telcos offer free SMS load to 'Yolanda' survivors
- Philippine, Singapore bourses to introduce index futures this month
- Dollar edges down in Asia ahead of Yellen remarks – Lead
- Oil prices up in Asia on bargain-hunting
- PH exports up 4.9% to $5.05B in Sept.
- Merger incentives for banks may be extended, says BSP
- Gensets eyed to bring power in Leyte
- FGP moves to stabilize PHL power supply
- EastWest, PBB post healthy profit growth
- PAL, PALEA settle 2-year labor dispute
- DOTC to defer deadline of bids for Cebu airport project
- FMIC says consolidated net income surged 176% to P7.12B in Jan.-Sept.
- Others:
Cheers!
thank's for your information
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