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    Default Volatility has returned

    1 AUD = 1.1873 SGD

    10y UST = 2.2%

    1 USD = 58.2550 INR (60 rupee per usd coming soon)

    of course... nikkei is the most volatile animal this year

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    Nowadays, it seems bad news(unemployment rate in US goes up) = good news (interest rates kept low), and good news(japan's economy picking up) = bad news (stock market react badly).

    What kinda world are we living in?

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    Quote Originally Posted by princess_morbucks
    Nowadays, it seems bad news(unemployment rate in US goes up) = good news (interest rates kept low), and good news(japan's economy picking up) = bad news (stock market react badly).

    What kinda world are we living in?

    Nothing unusual. For the last 5 years, US economy bad, Singapore stocks and property rises.

    Once US economy becomes good, we can assume the reverse will happen....
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    Quote Originally Posted by sgbuyer
    Nothing unusual. For the last 5 years, US economy bad, Singapore stocks and property rises.

    Once US economy becomes good, we can assume the reverse will happen....
    I wonder how long can this continue?
    The world seems to be happy with bad news as bad news means good news.
    Or have we become delusional?

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    1. Riots in Sweden ...
    http://www.wsws.org/en/articles/2013.../swed-j10.html

    2. Riots in Turkey ... this one expected

    He (the Tourism Minister) adds: “There are some peaceful demonstrations; this is normal and usual part of democracy. Istanbul and other parts of Turkey are safe to travel as usual. We don’t expect that the demonstrations will have a lasting impact on tourism. Flights to Istanbul are full.”

    3. Riots in ? who is next?
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    Quote Originally Posted by sgbuyer
    Nothing unusual. For the last 5 years, US economy bad, Singapore stocks and property rises.

    Once US economy becomes good, we can assume the reverse will happen....
    When US economy becomes good, USD will go up. China and the rest of Asia will be competitive again as exporters. As the result china and Asia domestic demand will have to compete with export to US.

    This would be a start of a high inflation that is externally driven. During this time MAS would probably increase the value of singapore dollar to keep up with external driven inflation. So I think USD and SGD will increase in tandem.

    I believe there will be time where SGD will overtook USD in value. Soon sg property will be strictly rich man game. I don't see there will be crash at all.

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    AUD dropping like a stone everyday, Soros first short at YEN was successful, 2nd short at AUD look also promising lol

    Would many Singaporeans placing FDs with Aussie banks falling victims to Soros

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    Quote Originally Posted by phantom_opera
    AUD dropping like a stone everyday, Soros first short at YEN was successful, 2nd short at AUD look also promising lol

    Would many Singaporeans placing FDs with Aussie banks falling victims to Soros

    With AUD and interest is falling, it can only means aussie property is on the rise.

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    asset correlation finally breaks down with violent movement in Aud, rupee, yen, bond yield every day

    interesting time, no more boredom
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    AUD is the big mover in the past few weeks. No give chance.

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    http://www.nytimes.com/2013/06/12/bu...ance.html?_r=0

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    Volatility offer opportunities.

    Get ready our warchest.

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    Emerging Stocks Tumble as Brazil Plunges 20% From High
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    10y UST 2.2%, Shanghai 2,200, Nikkei 13k, Dow 15k are key technical levels ... watch out for sign of "burst dam"



    SGS yesterday also very volatile with 5y / 10y SGS yield up substantially again to be on par with UST 5y/10y, anything below 5y are still safe

    5y SGS yield 1.10%
    10y SGS yield 2.14%
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    Watch out for the 5y UST rocket ... of course the problem is nobody is sure that the US Emperor has any clothes on it

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    High treasury yield means country's economy no good?

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    Quote Originally Posted by phantom_opera
    Watch out for the 5y UST rocket ... of course the problem is nobody is sure that the US Emperor has any clothes on it

    The US banks and financial institutions are busy shaking the money trees all over the world. With the backing of the FED money printing. The terminally ill Japan is being assisted by the US with Euthanasia (harakiri) now having a second thought. This is just a beginning.

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    Quote Originally Posted by indomie
    The US banks and financial institutions are busy shaking the money trees all over the world. With the backing of the FED money printing. The terminally ill Japan is being assisted by the US with Euthanasia (harakiri) now having a second thought. This is just a beginning.
    Beginning of what ?

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    IMO, China-A could retest low of 19xx in next 3m (but unlikely to go much lower than 1900)

    and I maintain a flat STI btn 3050 to 3250 by end of 2013

    2% GDP growth with 3% inflation look likely

    ... first u shake the money tree and money drops, the 2nd time u shake must shake harder, the 3rd time u shake very little u get, if you shake hard enough, the whole tree may collapse lol
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    ... first u shake the money tree and money drops, the 2nd time u shake must shake harder, the 3rd time u shake very little u get, if you shake hard enough, the whole tree may collapse lol[/QUOTE]

    I like this analogy LOL
    When you have eliminate the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth

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    Quote Originally Posted by princess_morbucks
    Beginning of what ?
    Economic cold war. Either you are with us (literally means Unites states) or against us. Countries that are seen as hostile to US dollar will be crushed. Commodities are already crushed. No country at the moment is able to challenge USD domination head on.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sherlock
    ... first u shake the money tree and money drops, the 2nd time u shake must shake harder, the 3rd time u shake very little u get, if you shake hard enough, the whole tree may collapse lol
    I like this analogy LOL[/QUOTE]
    I like my investment stay low to the ground (ie. Property), I avoid high flying shares and equities, because when the money trees are shaken they all drop.

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    central bank intervention has begun .... would Soros target Indian Rupee next ... RBI must be nervous liao

    The RBI was suspected to have "intervened at around the 58.97 level by selling dollars", a private bank dealer, asking not to be named, told AFP.
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    Default EM on fire

    JAKARTA (AFP) - Indonesia's central bank has moved to shore up its rupiah currency after it hit a four-year low, as foreign investors exit emerging markets due to expectations that huge stimulus schemes in the developed world will soon end.
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    Nikkei down 800 points

    Yen back to 94.7 per USD

    STI negative for 2013

    China-A lost the support at 2,200

    Dow 15k breached tonight??

    Bernanke is happy now ... master of manipulation
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    Quote Originally Posted by phantom_opera
    Nikkei down 800 points

    Yen back to 94.7 per USD

    STI negative for 2013

    China-A lost the support at 2,200

    Dow 15k breached tonight??

    Bernanke is happy now ... master of manipulation
    Manipulating world financial sector (shaking the money tree) is the only industry that still thriving in the US.

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    My advise to equities investors (although I don't invest in equity myself), don't panic when u get caught in a falling market, don't get into margin, don't be greedy. If possible don't play if u know u cannot control yourself. U cannot out play a player.

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    Default Japan back to starting point

    TOKYO (Reuters) - The Nikkei average tumbled 6.4 percent on Thursday, hitting its lowest close since April 3 - the day before the Bank of Japan unveiled sweeping stimulus to revive the economy - as investors further cut their long Japanese equities and short yen positions.
    Investors, mainly hedge funds, have been cutting such positions on concerns that the U.S. Federal Reserve will scale back its massive stimulus and after the Nikkei had rallied more than 80 percent from mid-November to its 5-1/2-year peak hit on May 23.
    The index has fallen nearly 22 percent since that multiyear high, entering a bear market.
    The Nikkei closed down 843.94 points at 12,445.38 on Thursday, below the Ichimoku cloud for the first time since mid-November, when Prime Minister Shinzo Abe promised expansionary fiscal and monetary policies to reignite the world's third-largest economy.
    Traders said the drop in both the Nikkei and the broader Topix index to below their 100-day moving averages triggered stop losses, prompting further selling in index futures.
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    Buffet was right from exiting PetroChina, though a bit early

    中石油跌2%股价低至8.08元 仅剩发行价零头



    巴菲特真正投资的第一家中国企业是中石油。

    2002年至2003年间,巴菲特投资4.88亿美元购入中石油1.3%股份。而自2007年7月开始,巴菲特连续七次减持中石油H股,并在11月5日中石油登陆A股市场的前一个月将所持的23.4亿股中石油H股全部清空,收获40亿美元,获利近七倍
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    Singapore stocks now undergoing GSS

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