dun buy now... this is NOT A CORRECTION, this is a start of bear market.
Fundamentals are changing , it is just how soon Asia Pacific will feel the heat of USA slowdown. Biggest consumer of USD$9.5 trillion dollars is in debts and heading for slower growth, China and India only can manage up to USD$2 trillion dollars, where to find USD$7 trillion dollars of shortfall ? it can never.:sweat:
dun buy now... this is NOT A CORRECTION, this is a start of bear market.
Fundamentals are changing , it is just how soon Asia Pacific will feel the heat of USA slowdown. Biggest consumer of USD$9.5 trillion dollars is in debts and heading for slower growth, China and India only can manage up to USD$2 trillion dollars, where to find USD$7 trillion dollars of shortfall ? it can never.:sweat:
dun buy now... this is NOT A CORRECTION, this is a start of bear market.
Fundamentals are changing , it is just how soon Asia Pacific will feel the heat of USA slowdown. Biggest consumer of USD$9.5 trillion dollars is in debts and heading for slower growth, China and India only can manage up to USD$2 trillion dollars, where to find USD$7 trillion dollars of shortfall ? it can never.:sweat:
think this cycle will never end......same problem with our econ now also.....cause of inflation, gahmen tried to increase pay here and there and hence operation expense increase too and when that happen, MNC or most companies will feel that they are not making a good margin profit and they will start to shuffle here and there and move on to other places where operation cost is cheaper or the big boys sitting up there will start to plan for operation "retrench"....then gahmen come "scold" us saying that we are not competitive enough, and we should take pay cuts......then after some time, when thing start to pick up again, the whole story repeat itself again. Sometimes really wonder do the pple up there got any brains or not... why can't they think a bit out of the box instead of using the old method of chopping heads or just sit there think with the asses, same thing goes for those who eat mee siam without "Harm". Just find that alot of policy in ********* is just plain slapping each other mouth with silly slaps here and there. Like the recent transport case, prevent pple from buying too many car, increase car price, encourage pple take public but now public increase and pple start to feel owning car more reasonable, go back to buy car again, then the thing start over again.....
if there's earnings then just sell. greed will be anyone's downfalldamn... are we expecting another situation similar to the late 90's?
should cash out now on Unit Trust while still in the gains? or hold a little longer?
if there's earnings then just sell. greed will be anyone's downfall
another terrible day today ..... closing to 2,800!
anyone here kanna big time? :cry:
Curiously, does anyone see this as a good opportunity to buy some quality blue chips if you extend your horizon, say beyond a year? I guess there is always a risk factor involved in any form of investments, and at the end of the day, it really bottoms down to your risk tolerance, holding power and the ultimately, the kind of return that you expect from your investment, e.g. would you be satisfied with the interests from your 1-year fixed deposit. To many, I guess the assessment lies whether you should lock your money in some shares for an "extended" period or look elsewhere for other investments that can gain a higher return.
Happy shooting and (yes) be careful with your money.