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Strategies & Market Trends : VOLTAIRE'S PORCH-MODERATED

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To: Dealer who wrote (30707)2/8/2001 8:27:57 AM
From: Dalin   of 65232
 
Top o da mornin Porchies!!!

Nasdaq futures up 9 1/2......FWIW......

I got 2 kills last night, along with a couple of tanks, and a anti aircraft gun..........and I only died twice.......<g>

Updated: 08-Feb-01

07:08 ET: [BRIEFING.COM] S&P futures trading at 1352, 6.0 points over fair value, Nasdaq 100 futures trading at 2457, 34.0 points over fair value. Bonds +9/32 at 5.53%.

07:06 ET: FTSE +0.09%, DAX +0.99%: [BRIEFING.COM] European stocks saw mixed two way trade. Barclays bank announced a better than expected full year profit gain of 40.6%, Publicis rose 2.3% after reporting a 72% rise in sales. Puma rose 9.3% on a 24% rise in 2000 sales. BTY and ICI fell sharply after announcing disappointing profits.

07:02 ET Nikkei -1.7%, Hang Seng -0.87%: [BRIEFING.COM] The Nikkei fell to a new 27-month low with losses paced by Matsushita Communication after it cut its profit forecast. TDK Corp lowered its earnings forecast 17% after the close. The Korean Kospi rose 2.7% led by brokerages on the hope that today's rate cut will boost income. Hong Kong markets fell after Bank East Asia Ltd said profit rose a lower than expected 14.5% in H2/00 so leading to weakness in the bank sector. Telecom and computer related stocks fell in line with Nasdaq.

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Ramblin n da cyber skies
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