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The market looked to continue lower yesterday until the last hour, when an EU bank aid program was reported. European markets shrugged off Italy's three-notch downgrade and followed the U.S higher.

Trends prevailing in the U.S market have heaved distress of a stock bubble. According to many money managers this idea should not be taking place as the stocks are not yet overpricing themselves even with the broader market's 26% leap this year.

Hong Kong stocks opened sharply higher following the announcement Friday by U.S. Federal Reserve Board chairman Bernanke that the Fed might launch new measures in September to stimulate the U.S. economy.

Investors may expect a bounce today, but anticipating a market bottom is premature. There is more downside as the market seeks comfort level that discounts uncertainties.

Barack Obama's election as U.S. president after another has come back strongly in international markets. Obama's victory liquidity in the markets is expected to continue growing.... Read Full News here- http://onlinetradingttips.blogspot.com

Uncertainty in the European Union's financial health helped to spark an international sell-off today, hammering U.S. equities as the market returns from the holiday weekend.

Stocks fall hard as markets react to Operation Twist and the financial crisis in Europe. Investors worry about lack of growth in U.S., and deterioration in Europe.

Hong Kong stocks slumped in extremely slow trading ahead of a speech to be given by U.S. Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke early Friday, U.S. time. Hope that Bernanke would announce another round of easy money policies helped blue chips.

U.S. stocks continued their rallies in morning trading on Thursday after major central banks agreed to inject dollar liquidity to the market in an coordinated effort.

U.S. stocks retreated to one-month lows on the back of a surge in the U.S. dollar and some weakness in oil. DJIA was down 332.8 points or -1.8% at 17662.9. Asian stocks are trading mixed as markets awaited more data that could shed light on the state of China's economy. Nikkei 225 is trading up 92.4 points or 0.5% at 18757.6, while Hang Seng is trading down 69.5 points or -0.3% at 23827.5. Indian rupee weakened to close at 62.7800 against USD. Read More here- http://onlinetradingttips.blogspot.in/2015/03/stock-in-news-for-today-intraday-stocks.html

China and Hong Kong stocks plunged along with other global markets on fears of a sagging U.S. economy and spreading European debt crisis. Turnover almost doubled from recent levels in the rush to get out of the market.

The recent 9% surge in stock prices discounts a euro-solution and expectation the U.S. won't slip into recession. No room for disappointment.

Q3 earnings take center stage. Wall Street now EXPECTS the U.S. to avoid recession and for Europe to solve its debt problems. There may be no room for surprises in this market.

News the U.S. Federal Reserve Board is considering further measures to boost the sagging U.S. economy helped Hong Kong sustain its month-ending rally. But Hong Kong blue chips still lost 8.5% in August.

The stock market recovered from earlier losses after a string of poor economic data threatened to curtail recent gains. The housing market may be forming a bottom, however.

Much of the market news from Europe and the Fed was overshadowed by the passing of Steve Jobs, Apple's iconic CEO, at the age of 56 after a long battle with cancer.

U.S. stocks crumbled today, dropping over 4.5 percent on the major indices as investors grow increasingly fearful that the economy would be heading into a recession.

Hong Kong rebounded strongly from Tuesday's massive decline, following U.S. markets higher. Blue chips broke back above the 20,000 level at one point but fell back on profit-taking.

Falling global markets and a stronger U.S. dollar pushed Hong Kong stocks lower in heavy turnover, although blue chips ended the day of volatile trading slightly off day-lows.