The golden age is here
Dow Jones
14,237.44 +109.62 (0.78%)
S&P 500
1,537.76 +12.56 (0.82%)
Nasdaq
3,211.22 +29.19 (0.92%)
The golden age is here
Dow Jones
14,237.44 +109.62 (0.78%)
S&P 500
1,537.76 +12.56 (0.82%)
Nasdaq
3,211.22 +29.19 (0.92%)
Ride at your own risk !!!
Somebody has awaken Gordon Gekko
long time never hear people shout cheong ah...
huat ah huat ah
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5th Oct 2012Originally Posted by phantom_opera
http://forums.condosingapore.com/sho...2285&page=1528
Already warned MR B & his assistant SELETAR airbase 100x.. during in 5th Oct last year..Originally Posted by Rysk
Now that dow and s&p has broke through new highs, maybe its time we saw HSI and STI do the same.
Stock market should be on the way up up up! Hip Hip Hooray!
Originally Posted by kane
US crude avg 25 USD in 2000-2003, now is 91
Let's take a look at Dow / oil ratio
10000 / 25 = 400
14250 / 91 = 157
and looks like Dow gold ratio will head towards ratio of 10 i.e. 15,000 and 1,500
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when everyone is buying, you should stay away
I took the road less traveled by, and that has made all the difference.” - Robert Frost quotes (American poet, 1874-1963)
wrong!!! majority of the US money still in bondsOriginally Posted by roly8
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I maintain my bold STI prediction of 3800points.
Cheers
The Nikkei rose 1.4 percent to 11,845.04, the highest level since September 2008.
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funds seem to have exited sti and the region for the US leh.
OK I will buy AH Huat manufacturer PowerRoot listed in Malaysia ExchangeOriginally Posted by phantom_opera
I m MM
nikkei hits 11,896 (+1.83%)
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Japan's reflationary strategy was working wonders.
Ain't the global economy now is similar to science fiction?Originally Posted by kane
The HitchHiker Guide to the GalaxyOriginally Posted by indomie
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Everyone buying?
In fact, you are lucky you hear the ghost giving early signal....
But you may turn out to be the unlucky ones if you don't heed what he is saying......................
Originally Posted by roly8
a lot of people are still asking "can buy meh, so high already?"
a lot of ppl still dun understand ... Dow at 14k+ is much cheaper than Dow @ 14k back in 2007
in 2007, your favorite piece of snack was $1.20 now already $2 M2 in China probably up by 180%, M3 in Singapore probably up by 80%
M3 Singapore
2007
Jan 272,593.1
2013
Jan P 495,021.7 (82% higher)
we have another "all time high" again last night my target of Dow 15k, gold 1.5k coming soon
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I tell people one lot of Kepcorp now can buy less things than one lot of Kepcorp could 5 years ago. Some just give me the blur look.
It's going to get worse. A lot of money printing around the world.
Many forum members here are conservative investors. They cannot stomach the volatility of equities.
As a rough rule of thumb, be prepared to see 10% moves in a single day on your stocks. Otherwise, the investor is not ready to stomach the risk.
Why worry? This is in effect a gov sanction equities boom.
Nikkei Tops 12,000 1st Time In 4.5 Years
Sitoh Yi Pin (MP for Potong Pasir): "we need to tell the people the bad news ... the harsh realities that each and every Singaporean has to face sooner or later"
He is talking about some SG graduates will not be able to afford private properties and cars
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Haha. Unintended side effects.Originally Posted by indomie
China's planners push urbanisation as main growth driver
Wed, Mar 06 07:27 AM GMT
By Aileen Wang and David Stanway
BEIJING (Reuters) - China's planned urbanisation drive will be main engine of growth for domestic economic activity in the years ahead, giving the government scope to boost domestic demand and infrastructure investment, a senior planning official said on Wednesday.
China plans to spend 40 trillion yuan (4.2 trillion pounds) to bring 400 million people to cities over the next decade as the government tries to turn the country into a wealthy world power with economic growth generated by an affluent consumer class.
"Urbanisation is the biggest potential force driving China's domestic demand in the years ahead," Zhang Ping, head of the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC), China's top economic planning agency, told reporters.
Sources told Reuters on Friday that China plans major bond market reforms to help fund the 40 trillion plan.
Guidelines for urbanisation would be launched during the first half of this year, Zhang told a news conference on the sidelines of the annual meeting of the National People's Congress (NPC), China's parliament.
"We need to pay more attention to the quality of urbanisation and align the process with China's environmental capability and resources," Zhang said.
The government hopes 60 percent of the population of almost 1.4 billion will be urban residents by 2020 and will build homes, roads, hospitals and schools for them.
The reason china is pushing for more cooling measures for their properties is because they are planning a massive urbanization. They won't let their plan fail because of overly expensive housing push people away from urban centres.
That's the short term. In the longer term however, once the population polarized in the city, the price will shoot through the roof. If u have the cash now and u can wait out, china properties is good to invest.
i have never invested in japanese equities before. I have a question:
the yen has depreciated 20% since the inflationary bias and japanese equities has gone up say 20% or maybe a bit more. does that mean that as a SGD investor, i am actually not making much vs if i had invested in sti? and likewise USD investors are definitely better off sticking to the dow than investing in japan?
Originally Posted by phantom_opera