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07-Jun-2012 09:37 Straits Times Index   /   STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors       Go to Message
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Today, published in Straits Times paper, page...Happi reading.

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



  sifu, where u see the news? thanks!

 

teeth53      ( Date: 07-Jun-2012 09:18) Posted:

Singapore Exchange Limited (SGX) - Singapore Securities  has mentioned retail players is be coming more important to them, while BBs is taking a back seat...Happi Trading. 



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07-Jun-2012 09:18 Straits Times Index   /   STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors       Go to Message
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Singapore Exchange Limited (SGX) - Singapore Securities  has mentioned retail players is be coming more important to them, while BBs is taking a back seat...Happi Trading. 



Tomique      ( Date: 07-Jun-2012 08:57) Posted:

Dow sprinting 2% is not for fun.  The bull is returning to the market. Good for everybody, not just one or two.  Sad for shortists, but they already won for years, just give us back a little bit won't harm them. Hahaha.

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07-Jun-2012 07:46 Straits Times Index   /   STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors       Go to Message
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Sell in May, come back in June. Wall st climbs 2% ++ pennies chiong...arghh....LOL
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04-Jun-2012 23:06 Straits Times Index   /   STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors       Go to Message
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Whatever the calling is....from QE 2 to 2.5, 2.55 or QE 3.0...?.

teeth53 thot: Market direction is still glooming and not doom...Happi Trading. 

 
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04-Jun-2012 22:59 Straits Times Index   /   STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors       Go to Message
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http://www.cnbc.com/id/47671936

Wall St has dramatically increased its expectations for  a new  round of quantitative easing  - U.S. Federal Reserve.

Sixty money managers, investment strategists, and professional economists responded to our “snap” CNBC Fed Survey just hours after Friday's jobs report from the government showed anemic growth in May.

58%  of them expect the Fed to launch a third round of quantitative easing [cnbc explains] in the next year.

That's up from just 33% of those responding to our survey six weeks ago, and it's the highest 'yes' reading we've seen since we started asking this question last July. they expect more Fed [cnbc explains] easing, 42 percent think the Fed will move at its June policymaking meeting. Another 47 percent believe the central bank will wait until its July gathering.

On average, the Wall Street pros expect the upcoming round of QE will total $451 billion.

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04-Jun-2012 22:43 Straits Times Index   /   STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors       Go to Message
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http://www.cnbc.com/id/47673530

The S& P 500 and the Nasdaq traded mixed. The CBOE Volatility Index, widely considered the best gauge of fear in the market, gained above 27.   

All  2 major indexes plunged more than 2% each last Friday, while Dow wiped out all its gains for 2012.

Factory orders fell for the 3rd time in  4 mths, dropping 0.6% in April, according to Commerce Dept. Economists had expected orders rising 0.2%. The govt employment report last wk showed U.S. added just 69,000 new jobs in May, while unemployment increased to 8.2%, fueling speculation that the Federal Reserve may commence a new  round of quantitative easing.

Facebook shares [FB  27.28    -0.44  (-1.59%)   ] hit another low, dipping below $27 and plunging more than 25% from its market debut price of $38, logging biggest 2wk loss of any IPO since 1995. (Read More: What’s the Right Price for Facebook?)

teeth53      ( Date: 01-Jun-2012 16:16) Posted:


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04-Jun-2012 22:25 Others   /   Aug 2, US-living on borrow time from debt disaster       Go to Message
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http://globalvoicesonline.org/2012/06/04/greece-stay-in-europe-movement/

A new  movement,  “Stay in Europe” [el], aims to gather all Greek citizens who want Greece to remain in the Eurozone and European Union in  a big demonstration in front of Syntagma Square in Athens one week before elections (June, 10, 2012). The movement has started an online campaign calling all people, regardless of their  political  views, to send a strong message to the future  government.

http://translate.google.com/#

Three generations of Greeks fought and achieved the independence of Greece, the democratization of society and the equal participation in the European Union.

This affects not only brutally income, but also endangers the European position in the country. The prospect of a Greek outside Europe will not only negate the sacrifices of previous generations, but mortgaged the future and the next.

As active citizens, regardless of party and political positions, from our social and economic position, and any difference between us, unites and affirms its June 10 at 7pm in Constitution Square. We send a simple but firm message:

The presence of Greece in the European Union and the Euro is non negotiable.
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04-Jun-2012 22:04 Others   /   Aug 2, US-living on borrow time from debt disaster       Go to Message
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A year after and everyone, world over  is awaiting for Greece  June 17 Election result. 

http://topics.nytimes.com/top/news/international/countriesandterritories/greece/index.html

Greece went on a debt binge that came crashing to an end in late 2009, provoking an economic crisis that has decimated the country’s economy, brought down a government, unleashed increasing social unrest and threatened both Europe’s recovery and the future of the euro.

teeth53 thot: Market direction is still glooming and not doom.

teeth53      ( Date: 22-May-2011 12:28) Posted:



teeth53 thot: Market direction is still glooming and not doom. More than a  year after Greece received a 110 billion euro (S$193 billion) aid package to stem the spread of the regional's sovereign crisis. Greece, the nation's debt is still rising, borrowing cost are near record levels.

Greece as a nation is mulling on  risks sovereign default of S$193 billion dollars on it loan.

P.I.G. (Portugal, Ireland and Greece) is shunned by investors as cost to borrowing soar to new record .

Fitch Ratings slashed Greece's credit ratings by three notches to B+, diving deep into the speculative investment range, due to the massive challenges of correcting the country's debt. It rating was based on the expectation that EU and IMF would provide sufficient new bailout aid to Athens that there would be no extension of repayment deadlines on Greek govt bonds.

http://topics.nytimes.com/top/news/international/countriesandterritories/greece/index.html

almost a year after the bailout, the Greek economy continued to sag under 340 billion euros in debt. where one out of three people is employed in the civil service, which until now has guaranteed jobs for life. The shake-up of Greece's public sector represents one of the biggest overhauls of the country's welfare state in a generation.

Demonstrations claimed their first fatalities on May 5, 2010, with three people reported to have died inside a bank building set ablaze by protesters as workers across Greece went on strike.

Greece’s deficit is raised to 10.5% of gross domestic product in 2010, exceeding the 9.6% target set  by the government, while public debt swelled to 142.8 percent of G.D.P.

All these factors appeared to feed an emerging view that it makes little economic sense for  IMF and Euro Union to keep lending money to Greece so that the govt can pay back private investors at double-digit interest rates  -- especially as Greek citizens suffer the effects of a severe austerity program.

 

teeth53      ( Date: 21-May-2011 11:41) Posted:



http://sg.finance.yahoo.com/q/bc?s=%5ESTI& t=1y& l=on& z=l& q=l& c=

teeth53 thot: STI market will be trading volatile and within range till clearer trade signal appear. Since  STI peak above  3,300 in mid Nov 2010, it attempted to force a repeat in early Jan 2011 and in early May,  end in failure. 

(Reuters) - The big money is calling a halt to the surge in stock prices. http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/05/13/us-usa-stocks-weekahead-idUSTRE74C76320110513

Declines in oil and metals prices are being seen by an increasing number of fund managers and strategists as a signal to get out of riskier areas of the equity market. And that means avoiding things like Chinese IPOs and sticking to the boring stuff, like utilities.

http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/05/13/us-markets-stocks-idUSTRE7481EV20110513

Stocks ended a  2nd wk of losses on Friday, reflecting growing worries stocks are on the precipice of a pullback.

Concern about slowed growth worldwide. QE2  coming end of a supportive Federal Reserve policy and the fear of a worsening euro-zone debt crisis are undermining the stock market's ability to maintain an upward direction.

This sentiment was present not just in stocks but also was reflected in a sharp drop in the euro. Stocks and the euro have been trading in a similar pattern for most of the week and particularly on Friday, when a late-morning drop in stocks coincided with a sharp fall in the euro.

The growing concern is that stocks had priced in an overly optimistic economic path, and the recent breakdown in commodities and shift in equities to safer industries like health care suggest a reckoning in coming months


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04-Jun-2012 21:40 Others   /   Aug 2, US-living on borrow time from debt disaster       Go to Message
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This story tell us domething.Professor of int'l economics, University of Leuven, member of the Group of Economic Policy Analysis, advising the EU Commission President Manuel Barroso.

http://www.voxeu.org/index.php?q=node/4384

First published 15 Dec 2009, it shows the main outlines of the crisis were clear months ago and suggests actions that – had they been taken early – would have mitigated problems facing the Eurozone today.

The column concludes: " All this leads to the conclusion that the Eurozone govts should make clear where they stand on this issue. Not doing so implies that each time one member country gets into financial problems the future of the system is put into doubt." If only those words had been heeded months ago.

teeth53 thot: Bottom line is that Greece's ability to repay its debts remains in question.

A  year  later, question still remain...?. 

 

teeth53      ( Date: 30-Jun-2011 21:03) Posted:



CNNMoney -- Greece has pulled itself back from the brink for now by agreeing to a painful austerity package.

On Thursday, lawmakers are set to vote on how to implement those unpopular reforms. Then the country is expected to secure the final $17 billion of a $156 billion international relief package  to pay its bills for the next three months.



The latest cash infusion means Greece will be able to stave off an immediate default. But is not out of the woods. Giving some short-term relief to markets

Greece is now expected to begin negotiations with the European Union and International Monetary Fund for another bailout, said Wolfango Piccoli, a director at the Eurasia Group in London.

" The next round of emergency aid is expected to range between $172 billion and $216 billion, which would cover Greece's expenses through 2014," as with the previous deal, the new package will come with conditions. 

Officials in EU are hoping to keep Greece solvent long enough to allow other troubled European nations to strengthen and put pressure on Greece to enact the painful reforms passed Wednesday.

At the same time, the European Union is working with Greece's main creditors -- French and German banks -- to roll over some of the nation's debt into longer-term bonds.

" It's unclear how that will be done, on the part of the banks, said Piccoli. " But that's just another measure to gain time, it doesn't diminish the amount of debt that Greece will be left with."

The bottom line is that Greece's ability to repay its debts remains in question.


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04-Jun-2012 00:13 Others   /   Dec 21, 2012. Isit a new era ?       Go to Message
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hk-3MU-rc0M& feature=related

Close shot of Sun...plus 2012. Is  Something Is Going On!!!...Happi imaging. Hav a nice day. 
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04-Jun-2012 00:09 Others   /   Dec 21, 2012. Isit a new era ?       Go to Message
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BUDYcapY1Qo& feature=related

People all over the world are claiming to hear strange noises in the sky. While some of these claims are obvious hoaxes, is there something strange going on? The SOTT Report's Joe Quinn explores the possibilities...??

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04-Jun-2012 00:06 Others   /   Dec 21, 2012. Isit a new era ?       Go to Message
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Heard this...Strange noises in Baku / Ramana 28.01.2012

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PWaEFHI9XFY
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04-Jun-2012 00:02 Others   /   Dec 21, 2012. Isit a new era ?       Go to Message
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http://www.asiaone.com/News/Latest+News/Science+and+Tech/Story/A1Story20120123-323459.html

Residents of Kota Samarahan claimed to have heard noises resembling " loud snorings" in the wee hours of Jan 11 and Jan 12, triggering speculations and apocalyptic theories among the fascinated.

The daily reported that residents in Budapest, Hungary and Conklin, Canada had also heard similar peculiar noises in the sky on the same dates.

Deputy Minister Datuk Fadillah Yusuf said the ministry was collecting as much " evidence" as possible on the bizarre happening so it could submit its report to the National Space Agency (Angkasa) for further investigation.

teeth53      ( Date: 24-Dec-2011 00:17) Posted:



(AP) — Seize the day. or teeth53 thot - thought of d day?. 

Oni 52 wks and a day left b4 Dec 21, 2012, when some believe the Maya predicted the calender STOP.._.

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01-Jun-2012 16:16 Straits Times Index   /   STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors       Go to Message
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http://sg.finance.yahoo.com/news/facebooks-website-goes-down-temporarily-073051419.html

Facebook closed below $30 dollar...Facebook's website goes down temporarily

teeth53      ( Date: 30-May-2012 09:21) Posted:


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31-May-2012 21:35 Straits Times Index   /   STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors       Go to Message
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Stocks: GDP, jobs disappoint - U.S. stocks point to a higher open as investors wade through jobs and GDP reports ahead of the opening bell.  More



NEW YORK (CNNMoney) -- Investors in Europe welcomed slightly upbeat economic news Thursday, driving stocks in the region higher.

Germany's unemployment rate fell to 6.7% and retail sales in the country were better than expected in May. The United Kingdom saw a surprising rise in home prices and Switzerland reported an acceleration in economic growth in the 1st quarter.

All this +ve news came against a backdrop of fear about the region's debt crisis. Ireland is voting Thursday on the fiscal compact that most European Union leaders signed in March, but results aren't expected until Friday.

Meanwhile, Spain is still grappling with a banking crisis and in Greece, the final public opinion polls are trickling in ahead of the next round of parliamentary elections on June 17.

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30-May-2012 09:21 Straits Times Index   /   STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors       Go to Message
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http://forum.channelnewsasia.com/showthread.php?95131-Have-u-bought-Face-Book& p=512366& posted=1#post512366

Facebook, face value...
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29-May-2012 22:28 Straits Times Index   /   STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors       Go to Message
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http://money.cnn.com/data/markets/dow/?iid=intnlmrkt  (Tmr testing another 28 points to, to test STI  2,830)

12,591.55
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teeth53      ( Date: 29-May-2012 16:33) Posted:

It green in Euro trading..STI is going up 2,808 again....Chiong...arghh...:)

green green...Happi trading. for STI today.

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29-May-2012 16:33 Straits Times Index   /   STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors       Go to Message
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It green in Euro trading..STI is going up 2,808 again....Chiong...arghh...:)

green green...Happi trading. for STI today.
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29-May-2012 10:53 Straits Times Index   /   STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors       Go to Message
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http://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/keeping-greece-in-the-euro-zone/2012/05/28/gJQASI7OxU_story.html

China seems headed for a mild downshifting. Brazil’s central bank says economy contracted in the 1st Q of 2012. Bond-rating agencies have just marked down Japan’s debt. In U.S, though relatively strong compared to other industrial countries, has just notched a decline in business orders for capital goods. And in Europe, where a recession is underway...Greece’s looming insolvency confirms the wisdom of those who warned that yoking an inefficient Balkan economy that German powerhouse was a prescription for disaster.

After a Grexit, Greece itself could be plunged into poverty and institutional chaos that overwhelm what’s left of its corrupt and fragile state. Spain, Portugal and Italy might have to fight off bank runs and speculation, next to abandon the euro. Over time, a devalued currency could help Greece recover (but carry the extreme painful decision - downside of “Grexit,”  can reintroduction of the drachma has come to be known, includes deeper recession and spreading financial instability throughout Europe and for  the world), its competitiveness and grow, even as it remained shut out of financial mkts. The temptation for the Greeks to seek aid from Moscow, Russians will oblige in return for a cheap toehold in Europe.

If Greece can be maintained within the euro at an acceptable cost, financial and politically. Should Greece remain in the Euro Union, federation, currency could be grievously wounded. Countries on the way to E.U. membership, including other Balkan states, could retreat. Serbia’s voters already installed a euro-skeptic as president this month. Hungary’s government is tilting toward populism and autocracy in a weakening union.

This potential nightmare from Greek electorate to Europe’s paymasters in Berlin, insist that they want to keep Greece in the euro. Where Europeans differ is on the terms under which that must occur. The leftist party at the top of the polls heading into Greece’s June 17 election, Syriza, declares that the country must repudiate the “barbaric” austerity package it had previously agreed to in return for Euro and International Monetary Fund (IMF)  bailout money. Syriza’s unspoken assumption is that Germany will offer easier terms rather than risk a Greek collapse.

Berlin’s efforts include modest acknowledgments that Southern Europe needs more help growing, coupled with a series of apparently strategic leaks from Berlin suggesting that this seems strategically sound. Whether Germany’s insistence on austerity and restructuring is correct in principle or not — and there’s ample room for debate on that point — the worst thing to do would be to abandon it in the face of a populist revolt by Syriza

If there is to be any relaxation in the austerity program, it should be a reward for a clear Greek vote in favor of continued euro membership on June 17.

Unfortunately, Ms. Merkel’s efforts to define the pending election in those terms are being undermined by French President Francois Hollande, who used the recent meeting of European leaders to push for joint “euro bonds” and more money-printing by the European Central Bank.

teeth53      ( Date: 28-May-2012 22:41) Posted:



Opinion polls suggested Greece's pro-bailout conservatives could win elections on June 17, keeping the country in the euro zone and making a swift collapse of the currency bloc less likely.

* Greece opinion polls support pro-bailout government

* Euro off two-year lows as Greece exit fears ease

* Lack of progress in Iran nuclear talks underpin prices

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28-May-2012 22:41 Straits Times Index   /   STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors       Go to Message
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Opinion polls suggested Greece's pro-bailout conservatives could win elections on June 17, keeping the country in the euro zone and making a swift collapse of the currency bloc less likely.

* Greece opinion polls support pro-bailout government

* Euro off two-year lows as Greece exit fears ease

* Lack of progress in Iran nuclear talks underpin prices
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