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Hit high of 0.745 but lost ground to 0.72
Moving up to 0.76
still waiting for the bounce
where blackrock ?
Trend is my friend
Going up higher to 0.76
Anticipating market rally due to oversold
buy back short tactical trade for kopi $$
Resistance at 0.76
Break recent support at 0.73
Heading to 0.69
SGREIT' s DIVESTMENT OF THE
ROPPONGI TERZO PROPERTY
IN TOKYO, JAPAN
HIGHLIGHTS
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Re-balancing of SGREIT&rsquo s portfolio continues
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Third divestment in Japan as part of the ongoing s
trategy to streamline the overall portfolio
and focus on strengths
Dropping 3.9% today...
Very overbot level.
Time to switch direction
Hit oversold level.
Turning south
You from blackrock?
basantd ( Date: 18-Dec-2015 11:31) Posted:
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Blackrock uses a system called Aladdin...
The data centre forms the heart of BlackRock, an asset-management company that is the world&rsquo s biggest investor. Founded in 1988, it has $4.1 trillion in assets under management, making it bigger than any bank, insurance company, government fund or rival asset-management firm. It single-handedly manages almost as much money as all the world&rsquo s private-equity and hedge funds. Though its holdings are mostly equities&mdash it is the biggest shareholder in half of the world&rsquo s 30 largest companies&mdash it also holds bonds, commodities, hedge funds, property and just about anything anyone would ever want to invest in (see chart 1).
But &ldquo Aladdin&rdquo , the risk-management platform that occupies all those computers in the orchards, is not just used to look after BlackRock&rsquo s $4 trillion. The firm makes its facilities available in whole or in part to managers looking after $11 trillion more, a tally that has recently been growing by about $1 trillion a year. All told, Aladdin keeps its eyes on almost 7% of the world&rsquo s $225 trillion of financial assets. This is unprecedented&mdash and it means flaws in the system could matter to more than just BlackRock, its investors and its customers.
how you know they have super computers
from my understanding, the most advanced is Bridgewater..
basantd ( Date: 18-Dec-2015 09:59) Posted:
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Yes but they are buying into..
not selling at these levels..
And thats a good sign!
These guys have the best minds and the best super computers to analyze, and to them, starhill looks like a good buy...again a good sign!
Only 2 funds
BlackRock Fund Advisors
SSgA Funds Management Inc
The rest are ETF which means if people buy their ETF, they will buy all the stocks under the ETF
basantd ( Date: 17-Dec-2015 10:19) Posted:
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120%%% free!!!
free access from morningstar?
basantd ( Date: 17-Dec-2015 10:19) Posted:
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| SPDR® Dow Jones International RelEst ETF | 12/15/15 |
| iShares MSCI EAFE Small-Cap | 12/15/15 |
| SPDR® Dow Jones Global Real Estate ETF | 12/15/15 |
| Arrow Dow Jones Global Yield ETF | 12/15/15 |
| SSgA Funds Management Inc | 12/15/15 |
| BlackRock Fund Advisors | 12/15/15 |
Funds who bought into starhill global on the 15th...(c/o morningstar..)
okie can of course
basantd ( Date: 15-Dec-2015 17:06) Posted:
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120%%%