11/24/2009 白天灌水

buctusa

what is the current 50-hr moving avg? $16?

If closed above 50 hour moving average, Yes!
CoolMax 发表于 2009-11-24 13:42

newbee168

Yes, If it hold above the wedge upper trendline.
CoolMax 发表于 2009-11-24 13:39

Daily PSAR finally shows the first green dot for a long time. 5D MA is flatting. Hope they are good signs, but need to confirm!

maopao

199# CoolMax
Where? Any link pls. Thanks!

CoolMax

what is the current 50-hr moving avg? $16?



buctusa 发表于 2009-11-24 01:43 PM

15.44

newbee168

呵呵，半天没人，估计都pump aone 去了，16.2x now

zhishun

欧，，，，，anoe发春了。。。。。。

Simpletrader

good to see the vol spike on aone in the last hour

CoolMax

A123 (AONE) Surging Off Bottom On Detroit Edison Lithium Battery Collaboration

Posted by Tate Dwinnell | # |
01:49:36 pm on November 24, 2009

A123 Systems (AONE) has been surging off the bottom over the past 30 minutes on news it will use $5 million from the US Dept of Energy to collaborate with Detroit Edison on a study to find out if electric car batteries can be bundled together to store emergency supplies of power for the electric grid.  Detroit Edison, owned by DTE Energy, will bundle the battery packs containing 25 lithium batteries in 20 groups and expect output of around 25kw of power over 2 hrs.

The $5 million is a drop in the bucket considering the expected cost of the project will be in the billions, but the companies are hoping for private funding as well.

These funds are part of an overall $620 million dished out by the Dept of Energy today for 32 smart grid projects around the nation.  Curiously, only EnerNOC (ENOC) is the only smart grid pure play up today.

Shares of AONE are currently up close to 10% and have been stabilizing over the past week after a significant correction.  I like shares down at these levels and own some personally.

Simpletrader

what is FOMC saying?

trueself

208# CoolMax


加油！

trueself

what is FOMC saying?
Simpletrader 发表于 2009-11-24 14:00

nothing special  i guess

Simpletrader

A123 (AONE) Surging Off Bottom On Detroit Edison Lithium Battery Collaboration
Posted by Tate Dwinnell | # | 01:49:36 pm on November 24, 2009

A123 Systems (AONE) has been surging off the bottom ...
CoolMax 发表于 2009-11-24 13:57

I guess the next news will be private funding coming in.

Braveheart

MM, where to go?

trueself

By Ronald D. Orol, MarketWatch
Fed sees slow recovery holding jobless rate high

Some worry about whether the economy could recover without government aid

WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) -- Federal Reserve officials believe the recovery is going to expand at a slow rate while unemployment will continue to remain high, according to the minutes of their closed-door Nov. 3 and Nov 4 meetings released Tuesday.

The Fed forecast that the U.S. unemployment rate could stay elevated in 2010 in the range of 9.3% to 9.7% and would only drop modestly to 8.6% in 2011, according to the summary of the latest meetings. The unemployment rate hit 10.2% in November, a 26-year high. The Fed forecast in June that the unemployment rate could hit a range of 9.5% to 9.8% in 2010 and 8.8% in 2011 in a slightly more negative projection.

Federal Reserve officials held a wide variety of opinions about the economic outlook and the central bank's policies at the November meeting.

At the end of its meetings, the Fed decided to keep interest rates at record lows. As expected, the Fed kept its target for its federal funds rate set at a range of zero to 0.25%. The votes for these policy actions were unanimous.

Most members forecast that the unemployment rate would remain quite elevated over the next couple of years while the level of inflation remained below the central bank's objective levels.

Participants agreed that the economy will continue to recover in subsequent quarters. However, some members of the committee expressed concern about the ability of the economy to generate a self-sustaining recovery without government support.

According to the summary, members noted that it was not clear how much of the recent improvement in the housing sector, consumer spending and general economic conditions reflected the effects of temporary fiscal programs to help the auto and housing sectors.

Some members said they view the improvements as "tentative," noting that the pending termination of a temporary tax credit for first-time homebuyers, increasing foreclosures and the winding down of a Federal Reserve mortgage-backed purchase program, could dampen the recovery.

The Fed is in the midst of purchasing $1.25 trillion in mortgage-backed securities and $175 billion in so-called agency debt issued by Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and the Federal Home Loan Banks, which finance mortgage purchases.

Members discussed the possibility that the recovery could resemble the past two recoveries, which they characterized as having a slow pace of hiring for a time even after aggregate demand picked up.

Mortgage-backed security purchases

One of the key government support programs is set to be completed at the end of the first quarter of 2010. All members of the Fed reaffirmed the central bank's September decision to extend its purchases of mortgage-backed securities and asset-backed securities into the first quarter of 2010 to "smooth" them out and avoid any sudden end that might jolt markets."

So far, the agency has settled its purchases of roughly $847 billion in mortgage-backed securities, already more than two-thirds of its intended goal, according to a Federal Reserve statistical release on Thursday.

Members also reiterated their intention to gradually slow the pace of the purchases. They also agreed to evaluate the timing and overall amounts of purchases "in light of the evolving economic outlook and financial market conditions.

The Fed decided in its meeting to drop the total amount of purchases of agency debt to $175 billion from $200 billion.

2009 unemployment estimate

The FOMC estimated that the unemployment rate for 2009 would reach 10.1% -- less than the actual 10.2% unemployment rate recorded in November. Michael Feroli, an analyst at J.P. Morgan Chase Bank, noted that the Fed's open market committee did not have October payroll report at the time of their meeting to discuss these economic projections

Ronald D. Orol is a MarketWatch reporter, based in Washington.

tjtjking

cm，怎么加入AONE群组啊？

CoolMax

今天没啥肉。

CoolMax

cm，怎么加入AONE群组啊？
tjtjking 发表于 2009-11-24 02:07 PM

自己申请就可以了。

Braveheart

all these news is preparing for spending more stimulation money.  spending more more money will have more debt, more debt will cause double dip ressesion (o8's world).  
Some of the words are for passing some bills, some of the words are for covering asses later.

Simpletrader

look at 17.5 aone call vol, spike up

trueself

今天没啥肉。
CoolMax 发表于 2009-11-24 14:08

吃素也好