Investment Talk
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Ask Ahboy168. He might know.
http://www.clubsnap.com/forums/kopitiam/1251510-creating-new-thread-pro-only.html
Ask Ahboy168. He might know.
http://www.clubsnap.com/forums/kopitiam/1251510-creating-new-thread-pro-only.html
Now, this becomes the greatest joke of the year!
Haha....I think Rashkae also do the google it thingy so you are not alone.
Actually, wanted to ask you cause you are 168 mah (yi lu fai)
BOJ already said their weakening tactic is not sustainable.
All the conglomerates are just retrenching their overseas staff and bringing back their FX gains to Japan where it is safely locked in bank vaults.
No one wants to suffer in the short run, even if it means that it will benefit them in the future.
Japan used to be a country built on cohesiveness and co-operation. This just shows that there are widening cracks between the government and firms.
Japan used to be a country built on cohesiveness and co-operation. This just shows that there are widening cracks between the government and firms.
the proportion of bond holder in Japanese treasuries is substantially Japanese, as compared to US where US Treasuries holders are not US domiciled.
that is why BOJ can afford monetary loosening at near zero inteRest rates . the requirements for yield is not as high as state side.
No, it is never late. Patient is the key.
Watch out for SPH and SingPost REITs if they are going to announce.
Heard that a lot of money from Japan is flowing to Singapore after the BOJ latest move. True?
SG and HK are #1 place for hot money regardless of origin. at near zero interest rates and flat growth prospects, lenders are using domestic-borrowed $ to cook up hot assets in places where it is crowded... hence crazy property market in HK and simmering market in Sg (before cooling measure)...
sort of like an asset carry-trade.
but i am just a kitty cat, not finance oracle of Clubsnap. Clubsnappers may want to read Market News International for up to date, politics free news. Their subscribed news-wire is quite hot also, almost as good (or better!) than Gloomberg Professional system. too bad I don't have hahaha.
SG and HK are #1 place for hot money regardless of origin. at near zero interest rates and flat growth prospects, lenders are using domestic-borrowed $ to cook up hot assets in places where it is crowded... hence crazy property market in HK and simmering market in Sg (before cooling measure)...
sort of like an asset carry-trade.
but i am just a kitty cat, not finance oracle of Clubsnap. Clubsnappers may want to read Market News International for up to date, politics free news. Their subscribed news-wire is quite hot also, almost as good (or better!) than Gloomberg Professional system. too bad I don't have hahaha.
I think Asian countries are preferred destination for this kind of money. Sg and HK property supply is limited, so the downside risk will be limited too.
Other countries' like Thailand, Indo, Vietnam, etc are also affected. Just ask locals about price inflation.. (not the official published rates)
For ordinary people (most of us) who do not have a lot of money to invest - all this investment talk is just side issue information.
We are not institutional investors.
Most just hope to have sufficient savings.
There have been many investment scams in various countries. Gold (TGG), Sunshine Empire, Land Banking, Commodities Trading scams, Timeshare of holiday accommodations, so-called Mini-Bonds that are actually not bonds, Ponzi schemes by Madoff, etc...
Even from way back, Gemini Chit Fund....
Investment scams rely on herd instinct, false confidence and belittling the opinions of those who advise you to think critically about something.
We are not institutional investors.
Most just hope to have sufficient savings.
There have been many investment scams in various countries. Gold (TGG), Sunshine Empire, Land Banking, Commodities Trading scams, Timeshare of holiday accommodations, so-called Mini-Bonds that are actually not bonds, Ponzi schemes by Madoff, etc...
Even from way back, Gemini Chit Fund....
Investment scams rely on herd instinct, false confidence and belittling the opinions of those who advise you to think critically about something.
