PVS dấu hiệu tay to gom, sắp muốn đánh lên như VCG

ký thuật nếu PVS bứt ra skhỏi vùng kháng cự rất mạnh là 39 thì em múc liền

PVS thử lủa 2 phiên, chuẩn bị một cuộc bứt phá

chiến tuyến 39-40, đã giữ vững, trước sức hút mua vào quá mạnh, tay to dám bỏ tiên ở mức giá này, thì họ phải nghĩ họ mua để được lợi tức bao nhiêu % chứ. Nhưng không biết quả này đánh nhanh thắng nhanh, hay là trường kỳ kháng chiến

Bọn PVF bán chắc xong rồi. TT lên nóng luồng tiền đầu cơ sẽ chảy vào em nó, Em nó sẽ bứt phá

càng ngày càng nhiều pịc về PVS roài. khà khà

hot, hot. đã ra tin rồi,mai đua lệnh thôi, không chần chừ nứa

http://atpvietnam.com/vn/san_hastc/32020/index.aspx

4 tháng chỉ là vớ vẩn thôi. Tháng 5-tháng 6 mới khủng.

mấy tháng sau là thu lợi nhuậ mấy dự án trên rồi, lại còn cái HĐ

khủng vận hành bảo trì Dung quất nứ chứ, PVS bọn PVFC giữ 1 đống

không đánh lên 6X thì hoàn nhập dự phòng làm sao được các bác nhểy

Tin nóng đây: http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Oil-rises-to-68-as-3month-apf-15437668.html?sec=topStories&pos=2&asset=&ccode=

Oil rises to $68 as 3-month rally resumes
Oil rises to $68 as 3-month rally resumes after brief sell-off

Oil prices rose $2 to above $68 a barrel Thursday, resuming a three-month rally after a jump in U.S. crude inventories triggered a sharp pullback a day earlier.

The slump of the U.S. dollar against other major currencies helped boost oil prices, as investors buy into commodities to safeguard against inflation and dollar weakness.

Benchmark crude for July delivery was up $2.05 to $68.17 a barrel by mid-afternoon in Europe in electronic trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange. On Wednesday, the contract tumbled $2.43 to settle at $66.12.

In London, Brent prices rose $2.30 to $68.18 a barrel on the ICE Futures exchange.

Oil soared to seven-month highs earlier this week -- double the price in March -- on investor expectations that a dismal U.S. economy could be stabilizing.

But the Energy Department''s Energy Information Administration said Wednesday that crude in storage unexpectedly rose by nearly 3 million barrels to about 20 percent above year-ago levels, suggesting demand remains sluggish.

"It was a timely reminder that the U.S. economy is still very weak," said David Moore, commodity strategist with Commonwealth Bank of Australia in Sydney. "The market had started to price in a V-shaped recovery in the world, and it''s likely to be more gradual."

Other signs Wednesday also suggested investor optimism may have outrun economic reality.

A Commerce Department report showed a smaller-than-expected rise in factory orders. And the Institute for Supply Management, a trade group of purchasing executives, said the services sector shrank in May below economists'' estimates at the slowest pace since October.

Traders will be eyeing key U.S. economic data the next couple days, including Thursday''s May retail sales report and Friday''s jobs data.

Rising optimism of an improving economy may set investors up for disappointment if the recovery is uneven, Moore said.

"We''re moving from a situation where ''less bad'' data fueled the market''s anticipation of recovery to one where markets are coming to expect it, so data becomes ''less good,''" Moore said.

Analyst Olivier Jakob of Petromatrix in Switzerland, however, said that Wednesday''s large fall was not necessarily a sign that the Nymex contract''s gains were running out of steam.

"Yesterday''s correction is nothing without a confirmation today and WTI (the West Texas Intermediate oil contract) remains for now in an ascending channel," Jakob said.

In other Nymex trading, gasoline for July delivery rose 3.59 cents to $1.9375 a gallon and heating oil gained 3.95 cents to $1.7779 a gallon. Natural gas for July delivery jumped 5.9 cents to $3.825 per 1,000 cubic feet.

Associated Press writer Alex Kennedy in Singapore contributed to this report.

các bác phi tin ra thì phi từ từ thôi.
ăn dè mới no lâu.