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Showing posts with label Video. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Video. Show all posts
Friday, July 17, 2009
Free Elliott Wave Video
Monday, March 16, 2009
Video: Ben Bernanke's Interview on CBS
This is the controversial video that Wall Street participants are discussing about. Be reminded, this is the first time a Fed Chairman accepts a personal TV interview while in office. Enjoy..
Tuesday, March 10, 2009
Video: Do Not Underestimate the Power of Printing Money
Hi all,
Just got this on Mr Marc Faber, Dr Doom, where he speaks on the power of printing money. Enjoy..
Just got this on Mr Marc Faber, Dr Doom, where he speaks on the power of printing money. Enjoy..
Monday, March 9, 2009
Video: Buffet on the Administration
Interesting insights for the administration. He thinks President Obama is the correct person for the job. But probably has to be very careful with some use of words there, stating from his earlier interview.
Just in case you are confused with the sequence of the videos posted, you check the sequence by looking at the time-stamp, on the lower left corner of the video player. It will look like.
Enjoy the video..
Just in case you are confused with the sequence of the videos posted, you check the sequence by looking at the time-stamp, on the lower left corner of the video player. It will look like
Enjoy the video..
Video: Warren Buffet on Bailing the Big Three, Deals & Investment Opportunities, and Finding the Right Solution
Video: Warren Buffet says U.S Economy has fallen off a cliff
Hi all,
This is part 1 of Warren Buffet's interview. Given Warren Buffet who has been traditionally been a conservative and 'practical' investor, his views could be a good insight for many.
Enjoy..
Thursday, March 5, 2009
Video: Jim Rogers on Agriculture and China (5th Mar 09)
Here is another video where Jim Rogers talk about why he feels farming, agriculture, and China would be where he would want to put his money on.
Give me your views.
Video: Jim Rogers 5th Mar 09
Hi all,
The clip below is another video featuring Jim Rogers's views on the ECB and BOE rate decision.
We continue to look out for interest rate changes in ECB and BOE in the next hour. ECB (released at 11am GMT) consensus 50bps, previous release, unchanged. BOE (released at 12:45am GMT) consensus is 50bps. US Jobs claims will be of focus after the rate announcements from out UK and European counterparts. For further details of today's announcement, scroll down to the bottom of the page view the economic calendar.
Enjoy the video..
The clip below is another video featuring Jim Rogers's views on the ECB and BOE rate decision.
We continue to look out for interest rate changes in ECB and BOE in the next hour. ECB (released at 11am GMT) consensus 50bps, previous release, unchanged. BOE (released at 12:45am GMT) consensus is 50bps. US Jobs claims will be of focus after the rate announcements from out UK and European counterparts. For further details of today's announcement, scroll down to the bottom of the page view the economic calendar.
Enjoy the video..
Wednesday, March 4, 2009
Video: President Obama and PM Gordon Brown on the Economy
President's Obama's comments in the clip below has raised some views and comments over in the Asian markets. There were discussions made as to why he had to bring up the issue that valuations and price to earnings ratio for many stocks was a good deal now if there's a long term perspective on it.
Well in my opinion, I guess it is just a very logical explanation as to how good the opportunity it is to be trading with the U.S now, and the potential of investment growth should anyone place investments in the U.S.
Watch this interview yourself and tell me your views.
Video Link & Summary of Fed Chairman's Testimony
Took some time to watch the testimony earlier. It started with some intensity and it ended with a softer and more understanding note towards the end of the testimony. I wouldn't want to be on Bernanke's hot seat if given a chance.
Chairman Bernanke expressed his anger towards AIG, and explained that AIG's investment operations were operating like a hedge fund, and because of such unmanaged risk that were taken by them, where it also went through the regulatory loopholes, thus causing the worries. If AIG is to fail now, the effect may be catastrophic and detrimental to the current financial woes of the economy. The Fed did really think and consider about the consumers of such insurance products who had given premiums to the insurer, and the possible effect if AIG is to fail, there will be another vacuum that could cost adverse effects in the health care system as well.
One of the Senator did bring up to Bernanke's attention to ask if AIG was labeled as a 'zombie institution'. I thought that was a pretty interesting one, but Bernanke replied neutrally to the question, which panned out to be a 'no'.
As for future plans to AIG, they hope to be able to break up the company, and subsequently sell the company at a later stage.
After the testimony today, where I will express in my personal opinion, I feel that the U.S economy is currently going through a very rough patch. The existing problem on hand is indeed extremely challenging for the Obama Administration and Ben Bernanke:
1) They have a huge deficit that may take 2 generations to clear.
2) They have to find ways to acquire national income and maintain a healthy Debt to GDP ratio for the country. In my opinion, now, not only the big financial institutions are technically insolvent, I think the U.S economy is technically in it as well.
3) They have to work hard to maintain the credibility of the U.S government securities.
4) They are still currently using good money (TARP, Stimulus Package, TALF and more to come) to chase after bad money (Citibank, AIG, GM and etc), after 8 months of rescue to the economy.
Simply, such problems could not be resolved over the next 2 years. It will take a longer than expected time to recover from this impact. If you had followed closely, Dow at 7,100 was the 50% mark between the high in Oct 2007 to the low in 1932. Thus by taking less than 2 years, all these gains were simply wiped out.
Continue to look into the stock market for clues for the recovery, as this is where most sovereign wealth funds, governments, great investors and gurus' monies are in now. If you have time to watch a 6 part (10-min) clip, I urge you to watch this interesting video documentary on the Great Depression of 1929.
Here is the video link to the testimony
Chairman Bernanke expressed his anger towards AIG, and explained that AIG's investment operations were operating like a hedge fund, and because of such unmanaged risk that were taken by them, where it also went through the regulatory loopholes, thus causing the worries. If AIG is to fail now, the effect may be catastrophic and detrimental to the current financial woes of the economy. The Fed did really think and consider about the consumers of such insurance products who had given premiums to the insurer, and the possible effect if AIG is to fail, there will be another vacuum that could cost adverse effects in the health care system as well.
One of the Senator did bring up to Bernanke's attention to ask if AIG was labeled as a 'zombie institution'. I thought that was a pretty interesting one, but Bernanke replied neutrally to the question, which panned out to be a 'no'.
As for future plans to AIG, they hope to be able to break up the company, and subsequently sell the company at a later stage.
After the testimony today, where I will express in my personal opinion, I feel that the U.S economy is currently going through a very rough patch. The existing problem on hand is indeed extremely challenging for the Obama Administration and Ben Bernanke:
1) They have a huge deficit that may take 2 generations to clear.
2) They have to find ways to acquire national income and maintain a healthy Debt to GDP ratio for the country. In my opinion, now, not only the big financial institutions are technically insolvent, I think the U.S economy is technically in it as well.
3) They have to work hard to maintain the credibility of the U.S government securities.
4) They are still currently using good money (TARP, Stimulus Package, TALF and more to come) to chase after bad money (Citibank, AIG, GM and etc), after 8 months of rescue to the economy.
Simply, such problems could not be resolved over the next 2 years. It will take a longer than expected time to recover from this impact. If you had followed closely, Dow at 7,100 was the 50% mark between the high in Oct 2007 to the low in 1932. Thus by taking less than 2 years, all these gains were simply wiped out.
Continue to look into the stock market for clues for the recovery, as this is where most sovereign wealth funds, governments, great investors and gurus' monies are in now. If you have time to watch a 6 part (10-min) clip, I urge you to watch this interesting video documentary on the Great Depression of 1929.
Here is the video link to the testimony
Tuesday, March 3, 2009
Video: The World is Flat by Thomas L. Friedman
I believe his book 'The World is Flat' could have caught your attention while you were browsing around for a weekend read. I will not introduce him further. Enjoy this 48min video.
Video: Jim Rogers 1st Mar 09
Very honest views from Jim rogers, in my opinion. What left me with a very strong impression on this video was when he quoted:"Go become a farmer.."
Enjoy the video..
Enjoy the video..
Saturday, February 28, 2009
Video: Nouriel Roubini on Nationalizing Banks and Global Economies
Very good insights shown by Nouriel Roubini on why nationalizing banks is a great idea and a view of where the current state of global economies may be.
From the series of few videos that were posted the last few days, may it be from Jim Rogers, Soros or Roubini, everyone seems to have one common opinion, that is growth for the next decade will not be as strong as the past few recoveries that we had experienced from the last 6 decades of recoveries.
With the U.S continuing to work to repair their economy, both on budget and trade, over the next few years, the world may have to go through a paradigm shift, as the largest consumer of goods and services globally, goes through a major overhaul. The recent economic and trade figures could tell very clearly, as specified by Roubini in this.
Enjoy this video..
From the series of few videos that were posted the last few days, may it be from Jim Rogers, Soros or Roubini, everyone seems to have one common opinion, that is growth for the next decade will not be as strong as the past few recoveries that we had experienced from the last 6 decades of recoveries.
With the U.S continuing to work to repair their economy, both on budget and trade, over the next few years, the world may have to go through a paradigm shift, as the largest consumer of goods and services globally, goes through a major overhaul. The recent economic and trade figures could tell very clearly, as specified by Roubini in this.
Enjoy this video..
Video: George Soros on The New Paradigm for Financial Markets
Billionaire George Soros was on the newswire lately as he made a commented that the current economic crisis may spark the end of a free-market model that has since dominated capitalist countries, at a private dinner at Columbia University on Feb 20 2009. For a detailed report on his view, click here.
If you have an hour and a half to spare this weekend, the video below may be of interest to you where George Soros discusses some background and views of today's markets. Hope you like it..
If you have an hour and a half to spare this weekend, the video below may be of interest to you where George Soros discusses some background and views of today's markets. Hope you like it..
Thursday, February 26, 2009
Video: Possible Euro Selloff?
Hi guys,
I think this should be an interesting video from Karl Otto Pohl on the Euro. He is the ex-bundesbank's boss. Please do take his comment with a pinch of salt. For a write up on his comment, click here
I think this should be an interesting video from Karl Otto Pohl on the Euro. He is the ex-bundesbank's boss. Please do take his comment with a pinch of salt. For a write up on his comment, click here
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