Thursday, September 30, 2010
Here we go again.
Chart missing from my previous post of "Take a Bite of the Apple"
Wednesday, September 29, 2010
Bill, Warren, & BYD. Najib & NYSE.
The two Americans rode in a BYD van from behind a cloud of mist and onto the stage of a Beijing media event for the company, before giving lavish, if seemingly rehearsed, praise for the van.
“It was fantastic. I am amazed at the quality of that vehicle,” Gates said after exiting the van, called the M6.
Sept 28 (Bernama) - Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak visited the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) and rang the closing bell on Monday.
He had earlier held discussions with the bourse's top executives led by NYSE Euronet chief executive officer (CEO) Duncan Niederauer, on ways to assist Malaysian investors in securing access into the US capital market.
In a brief remark after signing the guest book, Najib said that he had proposed the hosting of a Malaysia Day at the bourse, to attract US investors into the Malaysian market as well as other markets in the Southeast Asia region.
He said Malaysia could be a gateway for US investors into the ASEAN market, which he described as one of the fastest growing, in Asia.
Morale of the stories : (1) Rich folks come to you when you have the right product. (2) Well, you know...
Take a Bite of the Apple
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
What's your problem, Mr. CPO?!!
FKLI, a swing down in the making. Sit tight, baby! LOL!
Saturday, September 25, 2010
Interesting Week
Thursday, September 23, 2010
TechCrunch
John Keatley
Cap'n Crunch: Michael Arrington says his style is to “bust the door down and clean the mess up later.”
" alt="Cap'n Crunch: Michael Arrington says his style is to “bust the door down and clean the mess up later.”">John Keatley
TechCrunch, a San Francisco-based company that publishes the influential blog of the same name, started as a hobby. In 2005, Michael Arrington, a serial entrepreneur and former lawyer, was researching Silicon Valley start-ups and decided to post his findings online. Since then, TechCrunch, which draws about 9.2 million visitors a month and boasts annual revenue of about $10 million, has become the go-to source for breaking news about Internet start-ups and tech companies. Although TechCrunch has 25 full-time employees, Arrington, 40, still spends much of his time reporting and writing. On most days, he works remotely from his home near Seattle, in a cavelike home office. From morning until night, Arrington sits in darkness in front of his computer—blasting music, working his contacts, and focusing on what he loves best: breaking big stories.
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
As Flat as a Pancake
Saturday, September 18, 2010
FA Point of View, on Gold
UniCredit has upgraded their target price for gold from $1,250 to $1,600 by the end of 2012. The reason for the upgrade is based on three powerful trends: the fear over “money printing” at the Fed (QE), the idea that the Euro sovereign debt crisis represents a condemnation of fiat money and increasing demand for gold from China.
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“The Chinese government has encouraged consumers to invest in gold, and with great success. In the last 12 months, demand for gold totaled 532 tons. While jewelry demand is merely stagnating, investors are increasingly discovering the gold market. While as recently as 2008 only 17 tons of gold were purchased, in 2009 the figure was already 73 tons. In the last 12 months, demand was even 143 tons! Although China has evolved into the world’s largest gold producer in recent years, the annual production of most recently 330 tons is by no means sufficient to satisfy this demand.
China announced important gold market reforms at the beginning of August. Foreign companies are now permitted to offer their gold coins at the Shanghai Exchange, more banks are permitted to import gold from abroad, and more domestic, gold-based investment products are to be developed. As a result, demand of Chinese investors will increasingly be felt on the global market. But the Chinese government also has an ever greater interest in gold imports. In April 2009, China had reported an increase in its gold reserves from 19.29mn to 33.89mn troy ounces. Nevertheless, they are still at a very low 1.7% of the entire foreign exchange reserves. If China is targeting a gold reserve of, for example, 10%, it would have to purchase 6,130 tons of gold or 2.4 times global annual production. If China were to meet the demand only from domestic producers, it would take 19 years to achieve this objective. Since the gold market is per se only a very small market, further increases in the price of gold are pre-programmed.”
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
What is "Technical Buying"?
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Market Nuggets: Technical Buying Boosting Comex Gold
14 September 2010, 9:38 a.m.
By Allen Sykora
Of Kitco News
http://www.kitco.com/
(Kitco News)-- Technical buying is playing a big role in the rise for Comex gold, says Charles Nedoss, senior market strategist with Olympus Futures. December gold is $13.80 higher at $1,260.90 an ounce. The market held around support at the 20-day moving average on a pullback late last week. "Last night, we never took out yesterday's low. And we took out Friday's high. So we saw a little bit of stop-loss buying," Nedoss says. "And you're close enough to the new highs that you brought in fresh buying." The move suggests traders still want to get long in gold, he adds. "They are looking to buy the breaks (lower). I think the breaks are becoming less shallow."
By Allen Sykora, of Kitco News; asykora@kitco.com
Gold Price Poised to Test New High - Part V
Message from a Cliff Hanger
Nonetheless, if you are a breakout player, you should know where to look at. No kidding.
Guess Not!
Monday, September 13, 2010
SoyBean Oil Taking Off!
Wednesday, September 8, 2010
Review on Maoxian's SLV
And this is how it looked like moment ago:
If you wanna learn, learn from the real pro. Never compromise. LOL!
Tuesday, September 7, 2010
Gold Price Poised to Test New High - Part IV
No joke, this test of new high of gold is so significant on setting path of its future trend.