POT - Hành trình về cội nguồn 100 ...

Biết ... nhưng có điều nói ra để được cái gì ... khi mà cái tin đó khá tế nhị ... và chả cần nói ra nó vẫn cứ phi ... [r2)]

bac pm cho em duoc ko. thanks anyway

Nếu bác đang ôm POT thì cứ ôm đi thôi ... biết cũng chả làm gì ... tận hưởng cảm giác 7%/day đi bác ... [r2)][r2)][r2)]

Với 5 khu đất vàng, 6 khu đất bạc cộng với hoạt động kinh doanh chính đang trở lại thời kỳ làm ăn thịnh vượng. POT sẽ là viên kim cương 100 cara giá 100X trên sàn HA !

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Thâu tóm hả
Phải nói mấy DN lắm đất như PTC, POT thì đại gia nào cũng muốn thâu tóm

Ko cầm thì sao lại phải quan tâm, quan tâm để biết, biết để tìm hiẻu, bác biết thì pm hộ, ko bít thì thui có sao đâu

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NASDAD đã chính thức huỷ 60% các giao dịch PG furture từ 2h 30PM -> 3h

Nasdaq to Cancel U.S. Trades That Moved More Than 60% (Update2)

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By Michael Tsang and Lynn Thomasson




May 6 (Bloomberg) -- Nasdaq OMX Group Inc. said it will cancel trades of 286 securities that fell or rose more than 60 percent from their prices at 2:40 p.m. New York time, just before U.S. equities plummeted.



The Dow Jones Industrial Average plunged almost 1,000 points before trimming its drop and ended down 347.80 points, or 3.2 percent, at 10,520.32. About $700 billion of U.S. stock- market value was wiped out in less than 10 minutes, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.



Nasdaq, which investigated trades between 2:40 p.m. and 3 p.m., said it didn’t find any technology or system issues that caused declines of as much as 99.9 percent in some shares. Citigroup Inc. may have been the firm that made an erroneous trade, CNBC said, citing “multiple sources.” New York-based Citigroup said it found “no evidence” of erroneous trades, and CME Group Inc. said the bank’s activity in CME stock index futures didn’t appear to be “irregular or unusual.”



“Somebody hits the wrong button and everybody heads through the same door at the same time,” said David Goerz, who oversees $17 billion as chief investment officer at Highmark Capital Management in San Francisco. “It clearly was a factor. When you have a lot of skepticism and nervousness in the market place, that just exacerbates the problem.”



Accenture, Exelon
Accenture Plc and Exelon Corp. were on Nasdaq’s list of companies and dropped more than 60 percent as U.S. equities tumbled, before recovering by the close. The list also included some bearish exchange-traded funds that surged as stocks fell.



The decision means that trades in Cincinnati-based Procter & Gamble Co., which slid as much as 37 percent for the biggest intraday drop in the Dow industrials, would stand. The world’s largest consumer products company said stock trades that pushed its shares down were probably an error.



Philip Morris International Inc. of New York, which sank as much as 96 percent to $2, also wasn’t included on the list of companies whose trades would be canceled.



Accenture, the second-biggest technology consulting company, fell more than 99 percent to a penny. All trades executed below $17.74 have been canceled, Bloomberg data showed. The stock closed down 2.6 percent at $41.09.



Exelon, the Chicago-based utility company, plummeted to a hundredth of a penny before closing down 4.2 percent at $41.86.



To contact the reporters on this story: Michael Tsang in New York at [email protected] Lynn Thomasson in New York at [email protected].
Last Updated: May 6, 2010 22:55 EDT