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Mã CP Lệnh mua TB Lệnh bán TB


BMP 818 969
DRC 489 721
FPT 628 848
GMD 569 891
HAP 780 1,090
ITA 582 715
KDC 419 1,543
PPC 1,633 1,451
PRUBF1 2,445 2,766
PVD 751 1,272
RAL 353 452
REE 483 787
SAM 1,255 664
SJS 747 504
STB 1,093 1,272
TAC 698 1,109
TTP 4,334 852
VFMVF1 2,393 3,193
VNM 833 1,674
VSH 888 1,992
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Mời các bác tự nhận định xem đại gia xả hàng hay đại gia mua hàng nhé, đặc biệt là KDC, FPT, TAC, VNM,VSH,VF1,REE,GMD
Điềm sáng : PPC,SAM,TTP

sóng đẹp quá em lại chuẩn bị cuốn theo chiều sóng cùng với bác cơn sóng nào sẽ đưa em ra ngoài khơi đây?

Sáng nay bản tin TC và hàng tất cả báo đài đồng loạt đưa tin về sự hồi phục mạnh mẽ của ck toàn cầu roài .. nhà ĐT đã bình tĩnh và mua mạnh trở lại .... CK VN lại up roài...

Khi thị trường chứng khoán thế giới tăng sao thị trường viêtnam ko tăng theo tâm lý mà khi giảm thì giảm theo tâm lý??? vậy là như thế nào hả Tazăng???

Cuối tháng 8 và đầu tháng 9 con sóng đủ mạnh đưa các tay chuyên lướt sóng đến đỉnh vinh quang, nên chuẩn bị ván lướt ngay từ bây giờ, kẻo lỡ sóng.

Chúc mừng bà con....

Chúc mừng các bác. Tuy thị trường thế giới hồi phục nhưng điều đáng lo ngại là TT Mẽo vẫn tiếp tục giảm. http://www.bloomberg.com/markets/stocks/wei.html
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601084&sid=aXh5KhC9FTlk&refer=stocks
Chú khủng long này vẫn đang quẫy.

U.S. Stocks Fall on Financing Concern; MBIA, Exxon Lead Drop
By Lynn Thomasson

Aug. 13 (Bloomberg) -- U.S. stocks fell in a late-day sell- off of financial and energy shares on concern credit-market losses are hampering companies'' ability to raise financing.

MBIA Inc., the largest bond insurer, led declines in the Standard & Poor''s 500 Index following the bankruptcy of Houston- based subprime lender Aegis Mortgage Corp. The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped for a third day, paced by Exxon Mobil Corp., the biggest oil producer, and American Express Co., the third-largest credit card company.

Canadian financial-services company Coventree Inc.''s failure to sell asset-backed commercial paper also contributed to declines that kept the U.S. market from joining a global advance. European shares posted their best gain in a year after central banks added more cash to banks to ease a credit crunch.

The S&P 500 slipped 0.72, or 0.1 percent, to 1452.92. The Dow average lost 3.01, or 0.02 percent, to 13,236.53. The Nasdaq Composite Index decreased 2.65, or 0.1 percent, to 2542.24.
``There''s not a lot that gets me excited about putting money in the market right now,'''' said Jason Cooper, who helps manage $2.5 billion at 1st Source Investment Advisors in South Bend, Indiana. ``When you continue to see these companies trying to keep their heads above water and then they throw up their hands and file Chapter 11, it creates concern and risk that investors don''t want to see.''''

MBIA retreated $4.65, or 8 percent, to $53.85. Exxon lost $1.59 to $82.92. American Express slipped $1.33 to $59.45.

Early Rally Erased

Stocks rose earlier in the day, led by technology companies, on speculation demand will grow for database software, computer consulting and Apple Inc.''s iPhone.

Financial shares had also advanced earlier after Goldman Sachs Group Inc., the world''s largest securities firm, announced plans to shore up one of its hedge funds with $3 billion in new capital.

Goldman''s shares, which climbed as much as 3.7 percent in early trading, closed down $3, or 1.7 percent, at $177.50 after Punk Ziegel cut its share price forecast by 18 percent to $178, saying investment banking activity is slowing.

Financial companies in the S&P 500 fell 0.8 percent after earlier rallying 1.3 percent.

Fannie, Freddie

Fannie Mae, the largest source of U.S. home loans, dropped $2.34 to $64.12. After the close of trading on Aug. 10, regulators denied requests by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to purchase more loans and increase the supply of cash to the mortgage market. Freddie Mac lost 43 cents to $61.52.

Accredited Home Lenders Holding Co. fell $3.09, or 35 percent, to $5.82 after buyout firm Lone Star Funds said it wouldn''t go through with its planned $400 million purchase of the subprime mortgage lender. Accredited said today it''s suing to force Lone Star to honor the agreement.

Financial shares were also buffeted after Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co., the private-equity firm that plans to raise $1.25 billion in an initial public offering, said the recent jump in borrowing costs for leveraged buyouts may hurt its funds'' performance.

``It''s difficult to find a financial institution that''s completely untouched and immune from this contagion,'''' said Rob Brown, who helps manage about $13 billion at Genworth Financial Asset Management in Los Angeles. ``Now it''s just a question of how bad and over what time period they will be affected.''''

Homebuilders in S&P indexes dropped 5.8 percent as a group, the steepest decline since November 2005. D.R. Horton Inc., the second-largest U.S. homebuilder, fell 57 cents to $16.87 after analysts at JPMorgan Securities Inc. cut the shares to ``neutral'''' from ``overweight'''' and said they expect negative order growth in the second half as ``elevated'''' home inventories hurt pricing.

Lennar, Centex

Lennar Corp., the largest U.S. homebuilder, lost $2.53 to $32.92. Centex Corp. declined $2.78 to $35.63.

Beazer Homes USA Inc. dropped the most since its initial public offering in 1994, losing $2.85, or 19 percent, to $12.34. The homebuilder under investigation by the FBI and securities regulators said it will delay filing its quarterly report with securities regulators.

EMC Corp., the world''s largest maker of data-storage computers and software, rose $1.33, or 7.5 percent, to $19.05 for the biggest gain since April 2005. S&P equity analyst Jawahar Hingorani said the company''s initial public offering of its VMware software business, which plans to raise as much as $1.1 billion today, ``adds to our positive view of EMC fundamentals.''''

Computer Sciences Corp. rose $4.88, or 9.2 percent, to $57.67, for the biggest gain in the S&P 500. The company may outperform the market by as much 10 percent in the next three to six months, given the stock''s valuation and the company''s efforts to increase commercial and government orders and cut costs in Europe, Cowen & Co. analysts Moshe Katri and Avishai Kantor wrote in a note.

BMC Software, Apple

BMC Software Inc. advanced $1.80 to $29.80. The maker of programs that manage databases and networks was raised to ``buy'''' from ``neutral'''' by Kirk Materne at Banc of America Securities LLC, who cited ``diligent'''' cost management and improving trends in the mainframe business that will help drive earnings.

Apple climbed $2.79 to $127.79. The iPhone launch has been ``epic'''' and the company should benefit from upcoming holiday sales, said Cowen & Co. analysts Matthew Hoffman and Jennifer Baxter in a note to clients.

Blackstone Group LP, manager of the world''s largest private- equity fund, added 43 cents to $25.71. In its first report as a public company, Blackstone''s second-quarter earnings more than tripled as revenue at its four main units increased during a record year for leveraged buyouts. Morgan Stanley began coverage of the stock with an ``overweight'''' recommendation.

Retail Sales

In economic reports, U.S. retail sales rose 0.3 percent in July after a 0.7 percent drop in June that was smaller than previously estimated, the Commerce Department said. Economists expected an increase of 0.2 percent, according to a Bloomberg survey.

The government said businesses had enough goods on hand to last 1.27 months at June''s sales pace, near the lowest in a year. Leaner inventories put companies in a better position to deal with any slump in demand without slashing orders or production. Inventories increased 0.4 percent in June, matching economists'' forecasts, the Commerce Department said, while sales fell 0.3 percent for the first decline since January.

European Rally

Shares rallied in Europe after the European Central Bank added an extra 47.7 billion euros ($65 billion) in emergency money to the banking system and the Bank of Japan injected 600 billion yen ($5.1 billion) into its system.

The Dow Jones Stoxx 600 Index climbed 2.2 percent, its biggest advance since July 2006. London''s FTSE 100 Index climbed 3 percent, the most since April 2003. Japan''s Nikkei 225 Stock Average rose 0.2 percent.

About 10 stocks fell for every nine that gained on the New York Stock Exchange. Some 1.7 billion shares changed hands on the Big Board, about equal to the three-month daily average.

In other markets, yields on 10-year Treasury notes declined 0.03 percentage point to 4.77 percent. Crude oil for September delivery gained 15 cents to $71.62 a barrel in New York.

The Russell 2000 Index, a benchmark for companies with a median market value of $639 million, declined 1.1 percent to 779.81. The Dow Jones Wilshire 5000 Index, the broadest measure of U.S. shares, fell 0.1 percent to 14,633.36.

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