Dear frens and forummers, i set up CHRISSYCONN to share our trading and investing ideas. We shall start afresh in this new place WE proudly call HOME .
It is our dream to become a Successful Trader as well as a Super Investor. To make our dream comes true, we embrace TA, FA and a business mentality.
Yes, we will be stressful pursuing our dream .... so ps feel free to share your humour with us so long as IT IS not offensive to anyone in this HOME.
Lastly, we would like to remind everyone to trade / invest at own risk should u choose to buy our stock pick .
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twobits ... don't be too hard on mr teh !! i dedicate this awesome song to both of us :) but we change forex to bursa ... bursa is our mission bursa is our life bursa is our love
Hi, Good day ah Conn, Rchi, 2-bits, Tm-Cap, AH Duit , and ALL here in this tread...,
Ah Conn, I am exhilarated to learn that you are doing extremely well in Waves analysis revealed in your last postings...Congratulations...
I am not commenting on Bursa , KLCI and her related stocks , as I have no exposure and follow up in the local market since 2015.... I may give some view-points on world economics, trading trends, and Financial development....
haha, I have just touched down KLIA some hours ago, and we are going for a Big Pig-tail BKT in Port klang tomorrow, It is Big Breakfast as we have pre-ordered 8 pigtails for a team of 9 hungry consumers....
Next week , we will spend some days in Taman Negara, Gunong Tahan, Lake resorts in Pahang's Dam., thereafter we may adjourn to Sarawak /Sabah's Caves ..
Now, I have some views as follows:--
Political uncertainty will once again be one of the biggest issues facing investors in 2017. They must grapple with what the new American administration will mean for them and, in Europe, how Brexit will affect markets.
Britain intends to invoke Article 50, the mechanism for leaving the European Union, in March. Negotiations can then begin, but the process will be complicated by the French presidential election (in April-May) and the German parliamentary ones (probably in September). A strong performance by Marine Le Pen in France and the right-wing afd party in Germany might push politics in both countries to the right—creating a more nationalistic, less co-operative mood.
The question is how much this mood will translate into practical policies—whether investors and businesses will face controls on the low of capital, or higher taxes, or both. The markets will cope if trade agreements such as the Trans-Paciic Partnership or the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership are not implemented; those relate to enhancements to trade and capital lows. But they will take fright if, as the incoming American president, Donald Trump, has threatened, the United States retreats from existing trade deals. Central banks will also be the focus of investors’ attention, not least because Mr Trump seems to have plans to revise the Federal Reserve’s remit. The Fed may have begun to tighten monetary policy, but is doing so in a stop-start manner that has tended to cause confusion. What isn’t clear (either to Fed officials or to the markets) is the extent to which American trend growth has slowed from the rate prevailing before the financial crisis. That matters, since it determines the point at which future growth leads to inflationary pressures, and thus requires monetary tightening.
When economists look at the rest of the rich world (the euro zone, Japan, Britain), they see that central banks will need to keep policy very loose. The argument that economies are suffering from “secular stagnation”— that deteriorating demography and sluggish productivity have permanently damaged the growth rate—looks more convincing in the European and Japanese contexts. That makes it all the more likely that historically low interest rates, and even negative bond yields, will persist for some time.
Those low yields are also, in part, the result of pension funds and insurance companies being “forced buyers” of such securities because of the need to match their liabilities for regulatory reasons. In contrast, other fund managers may be convinced that equities are the only asset class likely to deliver a decent return—the so called Tina (there is no alternative) approach.
The big test for American Equities is whether profits will be recovered after a very poor start in 2016...
I stop here now and will post more later, good night to you ALL,
Good morning to you, 2-bits, You have done your waves studies extremely well too, ....congra...
Hi hi, my Angels said they don't want the pigtails' fat being incorporated into their belly tissues, My reply...??, their tiny slim physical builds can afford a bit more.. ??
we are now going for the BKT in Pandamaran, .... will post later,
Best of luck and be happy always, do enjoy your life to the fullest..
Have just filled up stomach with tails, hihi,.... may have to go to gym to shake them out lol...
Ooop !, Both the S & P 500 and DOW are climbing towards the tip of 5 th Waves , most probably near January next year prior to their bearish plunge . ( F.N.21000 may be possible for DOW.) will post the charts here later.
you do love piano music ? that is wonderful indeed,... thanks for your link...
I still can recollect vividly the stage where I have a rare opportunity to symphonise with Vanessa Mae via Violin in Cambodia in a charity shows last week, , ...., that was my dream coming true indeed.....
yes, music is good for our souls and inner serenity....
Rchi, wishing all the best, Merry Christmas and Happy New year 2017 to you and ALL in this beautiful threads
hi yong ... good morning :) your poor kids-with-the-queen's-english-accent gotta endure daddy's craving for pigtails !! i am so so tired of xmas shopping :) ps share more of your views on global market if time permits .. have a wonderful time home-sweet-home :)
imoogi .. thanks for sharing !! perhaps it is better to go for CFD esp hsi :)
Posted by imoogi99 > Dec 11, 2016 10:51 AM | Report Abuse For weekend readings for the newbies and also those eyeing on the warrants as I see many warrants player here. Happy reading...
A wave peaked on 23144 last week. B wave in progess now... c / B 5 waves done for now..need to close above 22463 for trend reversal... fifth wave of c / B might go into extension.
current B wave down can the same length as A... so 21900 target for B ends will not violet the count.
hopefully market will bounce from 22000 for the Xmas wave C up!
a close below 21900 will spell trouble... 24374 peak on sept 2016 might turning into 5 waves down...
Wow Connie going for cfd, hehe I honestly think cfd is fairer than buying hsi warrants, they have some sort off maintenance fee to hold but way cheaper than time decay
yong .. thanks a mil for all the info on CFD !!! really a lot to digest ... i follow this trader and he is trading e-mini futures YM, NQ and s&p :) great trader and he said is a hardworking drunk ! LOL
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Dear frens and forummers, i set up CHRISSYCONN to share our trading and investing ideas. We shall start afresh in this new place WE proudly call HOME . It is our dream to become a Successful Trader as well as a Super Investor. To make our dream comes true, we embrace TA, FA and a business mentality. Yes, we will be stressful pursuing our dream .... so ps feel free to share your humour with us so long as IT IS not offensive to anyone in this HOME. Lastly, we would like to remind everyone to trade / invest at own risk should u choose to buy our stock pick . FOR CHARTS, PLS VIEW OUR BLOG http://chrissyconn.blogspot.com/