i think the QFII let more investor to come in, it announces after china market close, even tonite US result no good, china should soar on

monday and this should help HK to move further, wats ur view?

Sorry should be:

Stocks, Bonds Seen in `Sweet Spot' as G-20 Officials Shun Stimulus Exit

Ha ha, comrade, didn't know u hv a brilliant behind d curtain. Ho miah liao loh.

Incidentally, ref to $ n markets mentioned in d early post, below r extracts for digest, esp for d newbies, sifus can skip:

Do you believe that the actions our government (and others around the world) has taken, will prevent us from falling back into recession or even a depression?

 Right now, it can be argued that the world markets for stocks, bonds, commodities, and currencies are trading on the Macros and that it essentially boils down to two trades.  Inflation and Recovery vs. Deflation and Recession.    At this point, it doesn’t make sense to invest for the long-term in individual stocks or bonds or commodities as even the best stock in the world will go down if we move deeper into recession. So what should one do? 

 There are 3 basic ways to approach the current market situation depending upon which camp you are in:

If you are in the inflation/recovery camp, you should: Buy stocks and commodities. As long as interest rates stay low and the economy begins to recover, commodities (particularly gold, silver and oil) should benefit as investors look to invest in hard assets to diversify away from the dollar. If interest rates stay low, then you would also want to sell the US dollar (USD) and the Japanese Yen (JPY) and buy commodity currencies such the Aussie (AUD), the Canadian dollar (CAD), and the Kiwi (NZD) as they will benefit from higher commodity prices and the carry trade. This trade should work out pretty well until peak inflation is upon us and the FED has to start raising interest rates.

If you are in the deflation/recession camp, you should: Basically do the opposite of the inflation hawks. You would want to sell stocks and commodities, and buy the US dollar (USD) and the Japanese Yen (JPY) as the flight to safety trade would be in full effect.    This is also the time that you want to own bonds as bonds do well when stocks go down.

 If you are unsure of which way the market will go, you should: diversify among asset classes. An easy way to do this is with an equal mix of stocks and bonds, as well as having exposure to different currencies. This would be considered a hedged situation and the safest way to approach the current market climate.   While you may not make the “home run gains” that you might if you guessed correctly which way the economy was going, your portfolio will be less volatile as you can participate in either scenario.

 This is just a somewhat simplistic way to view the current economic climate but what’s important to know is how the different asset classes perform under different economic conditions 

Regardless of which way you decide to play, be sure to use proven risk management techniques OR self-made one, to limit your losses and maximize your gains.

Bull always longer than bear, it is healthy in between there is pull back.

sad case, but there is nothing worth dieding fot in life...just live, the most declare bankrupt...so long got food and water...it is ok...

and death is no solution, u bring with you the sad memory also...no escape...might well stay and fight...no matter how jiat lat it is...

so dont died for anything....foe nothing...actually, life it nothing...make money and be happy..that is what we subconciously do everyday..totally meaningless..

Yoh dear comrade, nice morning to u too. Ha ha, for AK, every single day, is

my day. People happy, I delight. See people moody, throw them some jokes or even pass them some caring words, for free.

Stock breaking news: High Court verdit, the nippon jin, Takamasa Kato, 64, was died of Kamakaseh, owing to great loss in stock investment during the credit crunch. AK wishes to share with all again, "life" is precious, think trice, before making a "Sell" call. If got unsolve problem, speak out or share with others.