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World stocks rise on plans for central bank support

Central bank preparations for coordinated liquidity operations in event of a credit shock after Sunday's Greek election. Expectations of more monetary stimulus were also boosted by a British plan to flood its recession-hit economy with cash, and after economic data in the United States rekindled talk of more Fed easing.

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http://finance.fortune.cnn.com/2012/06/14/retirement-guide-herro-europe/?iid=HP_LN

International stock picker David Herro is betting big on banks in France, Spain, and Italy. But he doesn't call himself a risk-taker.

Moody's downgrade comes as Spain works to recapitalized its ailing banking sector. More

teeth53 ( Date: 11-Jun-2012 17:00) Posted:

Today in Business Times: Time to s/w to equities??.

Bond yields have fallen well below the inflation rate and are negative in real terms whereas global equities offerthe best value since the 2000/9 bear market, say analysts.

(A bet on Jun 17 - Greece election result, into Euro or out of Euro or bargain to stay in Euro??)

teeth53 thot: It comes with volatilities. Happi trading.

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http://business.blogs.cnn.com/2012/06/08/spains-vicious-cycle/?iid=intnl360

The Spanish bull has stood proud on Iberian hilltops for years, a symbol of force and a fitting tribute to a country which up until recently was the euro zone's fourth richest.

But step out of the Castilian plain and onto the bustling streets of Madrid – or any other Spanish city for that matter - and the skyline tells a different story.

The horizon is dotted with relics from the country's now burst property bubble.

Lastest news: Spanish borrowing costs soar: 10-year hits 7%

Empty apartment blocks stand idle in the suburbs, while downtown Spain's financial district cast shadows and a shadow over their children's future.

Trapped between its cash-strapped banks and weakening public finances Spain is the biggest economy to run the gauntlet of skeptical credit markets that in three years have claimed the scalps of as many eurozone members like Greece, Portugal and Ireland.

The single currency can ill afford a bailout for Spain but neither can its leaders ignore crisis of confidence the country's banks are causing. As such speculation is rife the country may require a bailout.

teeth53 ( Date: 11-Jun-2012 17:28) Posted:

http://sg.finance.yahoo.com/news/spain-sticks-funding-plans-bank-085918346.html

Spain said it would stick to this year's programme of fundraising in financial mkts after the rescue of its banks over the wkend relieved pressure on debt and equities.

Spanish and Italian bond yields fell on Monday, allaying immediate fears of a fiscal crisis in the country, while Spanish bank shares leapt 6% and European equities soared.

The Spanish Treasury said it would continue to tap debt markets with regular auctions after the 17-nation currency area agreed to lend Spain up to 100 billion euros to prop up its ailing banks.

The govt remains committed to its fiscal consolidation programme and structural reforms it said in a statement published on the economy ministry website late on Sunday.

Spain has avoid being put under the kind of scrutiny which Greece, Ireland and Portugal were forced to accept for their bailouts but the implementation of its fiscal plans and the restructuring of the banks will be closely monitored.

As in other aid packages, a troika will oversee Spain's financial assistance, EU Competition Commissioner Joaquin Almunia said in a radio interview on Monday.

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" by Thurs / Friday" is trading in red. Straits Times -0.47%t or 13.0 pt to 2,773.81 points.

Tomorro is Friday...trading in red? (very likely)...Happi Trading.

teeth53 ( Date: 11-Jun-2012 13:06) Posted:

For a start. This week, STI climing...green??, by Thurs / Friday STI turn volatlie red?.

teeth53 ( Date: 10-Jun-2012 13:18) Posted:

http://www.cnbc.com/id/47747356

China's inflation fell further in May, giving Beijing more room to fight a deepening economic slump following this week's interest rate cut. Is Door Open for More Stimulus?

http://www.cnbc.com/id/47751228

U.S. stks will get a lift on Monday as Euro finance ministers agreed to lend Spain up to 100 billion euros ($125 billion) to help its battered banks. The surprisingly large amount of aid removes a huge cloud that has been hanging over financial markets, " Deal Calms US Market Europe Fears" .

Last Friday. DOW closed:

12,554.20 up +93.24 points or +0.75%

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" 140 of them are listed on the Singapore Exchange"
(MAS) deputy managing director, Ong Chong Tee, who added that he expects this pool of renminbi deposits to seek for investment products in all the offshore markets.
teeth3 thot: S$12 billion awaiting to vest here.

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http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/singaporebusinessnews/view/1207190/1/.html

Pool of renminbi deposits in Singapore has grown to about S$12 billion (60 billion yuan) to date.

Monetary Authority of Singapore's (MAS) deputy MD, Ong Chong Tee who added that he expects this pool of renminbi deposits to seek for investment products in all the offshore markets.

He pointed out that there are more than 4,000 Chinese companies operating in Singapore and 140 of them are listed on the Singapore Exchange.

Estimated S$12b of RMB deposit in S'pore: MAS

Cao Yuanzheng, chief economist of the Bank of China International Holdings Limited, said at the forum that the international use of the renminbi is a result of the need for it to be used.

Slight pickup in G20 economic growth in first quarter: OECD

Singapore Global Banking Conference on Wednesday, Fitch said Asian banks are well capitalised with solid funding capacities.

Mark Young, managing director, Financial Institutions Group, Fitch Ratings, said: " Banks in the region have reasonably good absorption capacity both with regards to their level of profitability and capital. Another strength in the region is the funding structure of banks, which are better structured to absorb potential market instability."

Still, the ratings firm highlighted potential risks faced by some banks in China.

Fitch analysts said some of these Chinese banks lack the crisis management expertise.

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http://sg.finance.yahoo.com/news/spain-sticks-funding-plans-bank-085918346.html

Spain said it would stick to this year's programme of fundraising in financial mkts after the rescue of its banks over the wkend relieved pressure on debt and equities.

Spanish and Italian bond yields fell on Monday, allaying immediate fears of a fiscal crisis in the country, while Spanish bank shares leapt 6% and European equities soared.

The Spanish Treasury said it would continue to tap debt markets with regular auctions after the 17-nation currency area agreed to lend Spain up to 100 billion euros to prop up its ailing banks.

The govt remains committed to its fiscal consolidation programme and structural reforms it said in a statement published on the economy ministry website late on Sunday.

Spain has avoid being put under the kind of scrutiny which Greece, Ireland and Portugal were forced to accept for their bailouts but the implementation of its fiscal plans and the restructuring of the banks will be closely monitored.

As in other aid packages, a troika will oversee Spain's financial assistance, EU Competition Commissioner Joaquin Almunia said in a radio interview on Monday.

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Today in Business Times: Time to s/w to equities??.

Bond yields have fallen well below the inflation rate and are negative in real terms whereas global equities offerthe best value since the 2000/9 bear market, say analysts.

(A bet on Jun 17 - Greece election result, into Euro or out of Euro or bargain to stay in Euro??)

teeth53 thot: It comes with volatilities. Happi trading.

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For a start. This week, STI climing...green??, by Thurs / Friday STI turn volatlie red?.

teeth53 ( Date: 10-Jun-2012 13:18) Posted:

http://www.cnbc.com/id/47747356

China's inflation fell further in May, giving Beijing more room to fight a deepening economic slump following this week's interest rate cut. Is Door Open for More Stimulus?

http://www.cnbc.com/id/47751228

U.S. stks will get a lift on Monday as Euro finance ministers agreed to lend Spain up to 100 billion euros ($125 billion) to help its battered banks. The surprisingly large amount of aid removes a huge cloud that has been hanging over financial markets, " Deal Calms US Market Europe Fears" .

Last Friday. DOW closed:

12,554.20 up +93.24 points or +0.75%

teeth53 ( Date: 09-Jun-2012 21:07) Posted:

Coming Monday going green...???. Hopefully.
http://sg.news.yahoo.com/china/

Saturday - China's inflation eased to 3.0% in May, data released indicated the world's second largest economy, giving Beijing more room to ease monetary policy to stimulate growth.

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http://sg.news.yahoo.com/euro-zone-fiscal-union-necessary-takes-time-jpmorgan-094823392.html

JPMorgan Chase & Co said on Sunday, joining calls for stronger fiscal ties in the bloc. " What is needed is a federal fiscal system, similar to that in the United States," Jes Staley told Italian daily Il Sole 24 Ore.

" Will Europe have time to achieve a fiscal union? I think so, but it will take a long time," he said.

teeth53 ( Date: 10-Jun-2012 13:27) Posted:

Fail to plan = plan to fail.

Key ingredient missing in Europe: A plan

All great long-term investments start with a plan. So how did Europe end up without one? More

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Fail to plan = plan to fail.

Key ingredient missing in Europe: A plan

All great long-term investments start with a plan. So how did Europe end up without one? More

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http://www.cnbc.com/id/47747356

China's inflation fell further in May, giving Beijing more room to fight a deepening economic slump following this week's interest rate cut. Is Door Open for More Stimulus?

http://www.cnbc.com/id/47751228

U.S. stks will get a lift on Monday as Euro finance ministers agreed to lend Spain up to 100 billion euros ($125 billion) to help its battered banks. The surprisingly large amount of aid removes a huge cloud that has been hanging over financial markets, " Deal Calms US Market Europe Fears" .

Last Friday. DOW closed:

12,554.20 up +93.24 points or +0.75%

teeth53 ( Date: 09-Jun-2012 21:07) Posted:

Coming Monday going green...???. Hopefully.
http://sg.news.yahoo.com/china/

Saturday - China's inflation eased to 3.0% in May, data released indicated the world's second largest economy, giving Beijing more room to ease monetary policy to stimulate growth.

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Coming Monday going green...???. Hopefully.
http://sg.news.yahoo.com/china/

Saturday - China's inflation eased to 3.0% in May, data released indicated the world's second largest economy, giving Beijing more room to ease monetary policy to stimulate growth.

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It seem like everone awaiting for June 17 result from Greek. Mkt really bad today.

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Ya...agree, then No lahh." zero brokerage commissions & fees" - No zero brokerage commissions, lower low borkerage, thus lower stamp fees.

Traded many times from 1lot to several hundred lots or in thousand and end of the day, average off to five digit numbers to average their buy / sell order. EG: $xxx.00001cts...(norm trading oni up to $xxx.001 cts)

Bopanha ( Date: 07-Jun-2012 17:01) Posted:

Yes, they are given benefits of near zero or zero brokerage commissions & fees.

teeth53 ( Date: 07-Jun-2012 16:57) Posted:

RETAIL BBS PLAY INTO MANY HUNDRED AND MILLION OF SHARES AND INTO MANY COUNTERS WITHOUT HOLDING TO THE SCRIPTS.

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RETAIL BBS PLAY INTO MANY HUNDRED AND MILLION OF SHARES AND INTO MANY COUNTERS WITHOUT HOLDING TO THE SCRIPTS.

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King CHNGK WANT BIG BIG VOLUME TRADING....HAPPI TRADING.

SGG_SGG ( Date: 07-Jun-2012 10:29) Posted:

agree .. Singapore's com rates is steep. SG style is always cut throat as much as possible til they notice biz dyng then they soften.

BBs are given many advantages against retailers that's why retailers first to die.

Tomique ( Date: 07-Jun-2012 10:23) Posted:

Can they (the " chngK" ) be more pro-retailers if they still fix our commission at " cut-throat" high rates to prevent us (retailers) from actively trading in and out? How to churn out bigger volumes when we are restricted by high commission and all sorts of fees? The king should please make more efforts and have a more retailer-friendly playing field and don't just stay in the dark ages

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What it mean?. The real chng K is telling bankers and Securities houses, relax lahh - don be to hard on retail players. They too are contributing to the economy.

teeth53 ( Date: 07-Jun-2012 09:54) Posted:

The real Chng K is recognizing retail play is playing a more important role in retail trading...huat huat to retail players arghh. Some pennt stk on profiting, while some yet to run on rotional paly...Happi Trading.

teeth53 thot: Greece G.E. June 17 may see euro BBs planning something for Greek. 1st round bailout to relax, 2nd round to kanchiong liao, this 3rd round may see them let talk ... to allow greece breath easier.

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The real Chng K is recognizing retail play is playing a more important role in retail trading...huat huat to retail players arghh. Some pennt stk on profiting, while some yet to run on rotional paly...Happi Trading.

teeth53 thot: Greece G.E. June 17 may see euro BBs planning something for Greek. 1st round bailout to relax, 2nd round to kanchiong liao, this 3rd round may see them let talk ... to allow greece breath easier.

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This times, retail players is good to be recognize by Singapore Securities Exchange...for real. Happi Trading.

dowcog ( Date: 07-Jun-2012 09:41) Posted:

Thank u sifu! Smiley

teeth53 ( Date: 07-Jun-2012 09:37) Posted:

Today, published in Straits Times paper, page...Happi reading