just now i tot i'm in the wrong thread hahaha

Pls let chatterbox know what is it lol

Freethink yes indeed!!!!

U saw?

omg guys please go up up there, on top of this page, tell me what you see :)

holiday? where to TJ?

No oil? i was there, speculators vs investors, traders vs speculators

that's how bad things are for me right now!

raining outside and inside, having a kit-kat, smoking a cigarette and listening to http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4WHbceas_4A

:)

hepitrade :(

okey dokey, after this u say buy, i buy, u say sell, i sell
happy now?

I'm here alone. Sometimes at Hibiscus alone. hahaha

it depends whether u investor or speculator, i bot 1.93, when it hit 2.70 my other half keep on reminding me until my telinga sakit to sell, i did not, i look at long-term not short-term

Posted by Pareto > Dec 19, 2013 03:18 PM | Report Abuse

hmm i start to think whether people have taken harvard57's advise seriously (i.e. take profit @ 30% profit) that's why the panic selling domino effect

--someone confessed to me, he cabut after reading harvard57 comments

i believe in hibiscus, and don't need money that urgent

FreeThink

"The thing women have yet to learn is nobody gives you power. You just take it.” ~Roseanne Barr -

korek everywhere, no news, hard for me to say there is, if there isn't, right?

if u have the money can buy the warrant, not many in the market, sudah banyak converted to mother

Eeee TAS too

no worry I'm shareholder
I buy warrant for speculation purposes
mother hold tight tight

Posted by FreeThink > Dec 19, 2013 01:25 PM | Report Abuse

public sweetheart, your fav poet your story?

--FreeThink, how do you mean?

regret? why? short term is it?

Asia shares climb on Fed commitment

SYDNEY: Asian share markets rallied on Thursday as a Federal Reserve commitment to low rates offset a long-dreaded decision to taper stimulus, sending Wall Street to record heights and the dollar galloping above 104.00 yen for the first time since 2008.

The dollar was a major beneficiary, surging to 104.15 yen while the euro toppled back to US$1.3685.

The broad-based slide in the yen was viewed as positive for Japanese exports and profits, and thus for the Nikkei which climbed 1.7% to threaten its peak for this year.

Stocks in Sydney and Seoul both gained 0.8% while MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan edged up 0.2%.

After months of agonising, investors took the Fed's decision to trim its bond buying by US$10bil to US$75bil a month as a modest step and one the US economy could well withstand.

Crucially, the Fed softened the blow by making its forward guidance even more dovish.

"It likely will be appropriate to maintain the current target range for the federal funds rate well past the time that the unemployment rate declines below 6½%, especially if projected inflation continues to run below the committee's 2% longer-run goal," the Fed statement said.

Alan Ruskin, global head of G10 currency strategy at Deutsche Bank in New York, noted the Fed's forecasts for the funds rate had also been trimmed out to the end of 2016.

"This is a very dovish taper-lite where the Fed has done its utmost to provide an offset with forward guidance," said Ruskin.

"It tends to elevate the importance of the inflation rate in decision making should it be meaningfully undershooting target, which is very constructive for risky assets."

The market seemed to agree, with the Dow ending Wednesday up 1.84%, while the S&P 500 gained 1.66% and the Nasdaq 1.15%.

European markets had rallied earlier after think-tank Ifo reported German business morale in December was at its highest since April 2012.

LOW FOR LONGER

The Fed's message that tapering was not tightening looked to have resonated in debt markets as Fed fund futures firmed all the way out to the early 2016 contracts. A first hike in the funds rate is not fully priced in until November 2015.

Treasury yields were stable for three years ahead, while rising at the longer end as the yield curve steepened. Yields on 10-year notes increased 5 basis points to 2.89%, but remain below their 2013 peak of 3%.

Still, tapering could be a double-edged sword for some Asian countries since it could accelerate the "great rotation" of funds out of emerging markets and into developed world assets.

Indonesia, the Philippines, Thailand and India have all been hit to a varying extent in recent months, though some are now better prepared for the change.

Notably the mood around India has improved enough that the country's central bank could hold off on hiking interest rates on Wednesday, surprising many.

In commodity markets, gold was the main casualty of the Fed move, and the resulting jump in the dollar. After gyrating wildly, spot prices for the metal were off at US$1,220.91 an ounce and uncomfortably close to the year low at US$1,211.80.

Oil markets shrugged off the Fed's decision, perhaps encouraged by signs of a pick up in global growth.

Brent crude ended Wednesday up 84 cents at US$109.24 a barrel. U.S. oil futures edged back 19 cents to US$97.87 a barrel but are still up over a dollar on the week so far – Reuters

http://www.hibiscuspetroleum.com/press.php?content=press_release#menu_ir

Lunch. Hmmm..those who do not know how to fight worry die young.
Gunpowder and Lead http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4zRwo7ezX5I

song TJ?
in foreigh language sounds romantic and sexy

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XcrPF6vD_Y4

i got ladies supporting me, no guys, this ain't good

Tessa public sweetheart in i3 LOLL

chatterbox are u in Hibiscus WA?

Yup FreeThink u too buy all hibiscus wa LOLL

TJ!!!! Hun, do me a big favour buy hibiscus wa all LOLLLL

he/she used to argue with guys at sumatec
i like to do that too but not worth my time
hahaha

what??? TJ is yanyana, omg hahaha
yanyana is a woman right?

now sad again, thinking of BGYEAR, another one, oh no!!!!!

not looking at anything, just hibiscus

C'MON up up up

come to think of it, i better start spying on those negative peeps at hibiscus, maybe sona, cliq fans hahaha

u know why i at csl at that time, because strange face came, badmouthed pelikan, so i go and intai intai, aiya CSL fans hahaha

not selling, hold tight tight. yo have the money, u want to buy go and buy some more.

I need more coffee, a whole pot of coffee next to me. FreeThink you in CSL? I've been there months ago, alot of anti-Pelikan, some of them entered Pelikan giving bad review, dare not comment anything on CSL, but find the departure news of the boss rather amusing hmmm dead or retired hahaha

TJ and monster? hahaha FreeThink I had fun last night reading Pelikan threads, woke up late today. I have T4 today, Hibiscus WA :(

Still hold mine tight tight

omg FreeThink not again!
hahaha

Good morning. Drinking coffee. Read the news on new SPAC guideline online. Went to Hibiscus website there's no latest news on Oman.
Oil found? No.
Dirty oil? No.
Heart Attack? No, I have a good heart.
The question HIBISCUS WA : TO AVERAGE OR NOT TO AVERAGE.
Another question TO KILL OR NOT TO KILL MYSELF

Good nite hun. sleepy. Techical rebound I remembered that word in pelikan up to now, its tj!!!!

Tj so many nicks in i3. U the guy that tells me technical rebound hahaha

Omg I spoke to u in pelikan several times

I don't think I met ct there. In censof. I was there with others not ct. He visited perhaps.

Tj!!!! Omg I tot I met u in kub not pelikan. Hahaha