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Re: ASX latest news
Reply #75 - Sep 12th, 2011 at 11:30am  
perceptions_now wrote on Sep 12th, 2011 at 11:02am:
http://realtime.bigcharts.com/custom/fairfax-com-au/market-chart.img?symb=XAO
Index Code: XAO
Description: All Ordinaries
Sep 12, 2011 - 10:57 AM
Open      4277.4
High      4277.4
Low      4158.3
Last      4161.3
Movement      -116.10  -2.7%

All Ords so far, as US & Europe markets are still making up their minds, what direction to take, when they open later today.


The above chart does seem to update, but it doesn't provide the actual numbers, like the following Etrade chart, which updates chart, numbers & time, when the screen is refreshed.
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Reply #76 - Sep 12th, 2011 at 6:10pm  
perceptions_now wrote on Sep 12th, 2011 at 11:30am:
perceptions_now wrote on Sep 12th, 2011 at 11:02am:
http://realtime.bigcharts.com/custom/fairfax-com-au/market-chart.img?symb=XAO
Index Code: XAO
Description: All Ordinaries
Sep 12, 2011 - 10:57 AM
Open      4277.4
High      4277.4
Low      4158.3
Last      4161.3
Movement      -116.10  -2.7%

All Ords so far, as US & Europe markets are still making up their minds, what direction to take, when they open later today.


The above chart does seem to update, but it doesn't provide the actual numbers, like the following Etrade chart, which updates chart, numbers & time, when the screen is refreshed.



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Well, the All Ords closed down 152.30 points (3.6%) at the local close, after US & European Bourses opened about 1% down this morning and they were in a similar position when the All Ords closed.

Bad enough? Yes!
But, there's more!

It's likely more is set to follow, as the DOW & European Futures started dropping again as our local markets were closing, with those futures now at -
US 30      
-203.00      -1.85%

Germany 30      
-167.70      -3.23%
     
France 40      
-145.60      -4.90%
     
UK 100      
-140.20      -2.70%


It may be about time for some of the Politicians &/or Central Bankers to float another half baked idea that IS guaranteed to save the Global Economy OR AT LEAST TRY TO AVERT A TOTAL COLLAPSE, THIS WEEK?
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