First and foremost, I wish to state clearly that this is only meant for entertainment value only and is NOT meant to be taken seriously, as there are no real/true fact that supports the content of this video. The video also, does not advocate anything politically.
If you live, or happen to understand affairs of Singapore, you will likely find this video to be an interesting one. Hope you enjoy this controversial video.
Happy Holidays to all and hope that all of us could have a more profitable trading year ahead. Let me try making more posts here from 2009 on, as I begin to have more time after this season.
Below is a video clip of Santa's Bailout proposal to the House of Governors, enjoy...
A small titbit to mark today, as the market rallied the past few days, and the election is just over, the above is an illustration of the current yields at the present moment.
Lastly, the video below is an interesting scene captured today from CNN, where they are the first to implement Hologram TV, seems like the technology for media and telecommunications have made another big step ahead, even though we had seen this 20 years back from Star Wars. I wonder what other media enhancements we may witness in time to come. Enjoy...
As the US presidential election poll is taking place now, 2 widgets have been placed for everyone to capture live results on the election results.
McCain seems to have a soft lead in some states currently, as many political parties seem to have given him their endorsements towards the end of the presidential race. It is going to be another interesting US election again. My bet is on McCain to win (underdog).
Let us just anticipate the results, and see what may evolve from the tolls.
Here is a short USD trading outlook and a short entertaining video for your enjoyment towards the close on Friday trading. Looking forward to see you guys here again this next Monday. Have a great weekend ahead!
The financial markets have a lot to digest today as they attempt to assess the implications of the USD 500B bailout plan for the US financial system, where the assumption is that, this program could greatly improve liquidity and allow affected firms to salvage their problematic assets, and put an end to scares/panics made by the market on these big firms. Therefore, because of this, the U.S Treasury markets gain another USD500B of new debt. As I understand that many investors now may feel that the current strain is far from over, I still urge everyone to observe equities closely, if you remember yesterday closely, you would understand that the net change of the indices at the end of the day is more important than its change before the open.
I would believe that the markets may very soon focus its attention as to how the US Treasury could sustain its 'liabilities' which it has attained from the private sector over this 2-month period.
In summary of today's events in Asia markets, Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchange closed sharply higher, trading within a very thin range on intraday trade, as the Chinese government took steps to bolster stock market prices. STI, Hang Seng, Nikkei and most other asian exchanges followed suit as sentiments of 'the panic may be over' mood sets in.
Libor and JGBs yields were traded less erratically as compared to how it was quoted over the past 3 days. Treasury Bond prices are also weaker as the market goes into 'the panic may be over' mood.
Commodity currencies like CAD, AUD and NZD were mixed. EUR, CHF, JPY and GBP traded lower against the USD.
Gold eased modestly as well, as investors target for higher returns from other instruments, other than the refuge instrument. Oil remains firm, but look out for the $100 line, as it may seem like a pivotal price for the instrument.
Lastly, should time allow, take a close look at Eur/Usd and Oil. Does it say anything to you?
Now, let's enjoy this short clip from hitler, and enjoy a great weekend ahead.
I hope this video is an enlightening moment for some of us. This video does contain some vulgarities and obscene languages, so please watch only if you can accept the language.
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