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China CPI +4.9% On Year In January
2/14/2011 9:35:47 PM Consumer prices in China were up 4.9 percent on year in January, the National Bureau of Statistics said on Tuesday - coming in below analyst expectations for an increase of 5.4 percent following the 4.6 percent increase in December.
On a monthly basis, consumer prices rose 1.0 percent.
Producer prices surged 6.6 percent on year, exceeding forecasts for an increase of 6.2 percent following the 5.9 percent increase in the previous month.
Producer prices rose 0.9 percent on month.
The government also stated that the weightings of certain individual components were altered, which is a regular occurrence every five years. Food prices - which have spiked in recent months - saw their weighting reduced, while housing and education was increased.
This week, all eyes will be on ang mios news. *Debate on B.obama new plan, *follow by intensive micro announcement.
ST index goes up / down further, i olso dun know...
Technically, can buy on recent dips 
Experts cannot predict anything at all...
They can only make money by predicting...
krisluke ( Date: 14-Feb-2011 20:57) Posted:
after this week, dark cloud disperse thus expects sunny day. technically, 30 components were not spare from last week smackdown. Bravehearts enter during friday can count themselves luckier. Most 30 stock components recover from B.B and 200SMA, further upside/down, no experts can really predict either...
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after this week, dark cloud disperse thus expects sunny day. technically, 30 components were not spare from last week smackdown. Bravehearts enter during friday can count themselves luckier. Most 30 stock components recover from B.B and 200SMA, further upside/down, no experts can really predict either...
portugal gdp is out. all eyes set for tmr. got time can watch dj 30 movement. gtg
krisluke ( Date: 14-Feb-2011 15:25) Posted:
will ANG MIOS market tank today, then we got to see portugal GDP 1800hrs liao... PIIGS debt RESURFACE ????????
Macro announcements this week
Mon 14 Feb: China Exports (Jan), 1300hrs Portugal GDP (mom/yoy) 1800hrs.
Tue 15 Feb: China CPI (Jan), 1000hrs Euro-zone GDP, 1800hrs U.S Empire Manufacturing (Feb), 2130hrs U.S Advance Retail Sales (Jan), 2130hr
Wed 16 Feb: U.S Housing Starts (Jan), 2130hrs
Thu 17 Feb: S’pore Non-oil Domestic Exports (Jan), Time? ?? S’pore 4Q GDP, Time ? ?? U.S CPI, 2130hrs U.S Philadelphia Fed Survey, 2300hrs(Feb)
* All above in singapore time and date 
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Portugal Q4 GDP Down 0.3% On Quarter
Portugal Q4 GDP Up 1.2% Annually
Portugal 2010 GDP Grows 1.4%
Eurozone Industrial Production Drops In December
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(RTTNews) - Eurozone industrial production dropped 0.1% month-on-month in December, following the revised increase of 1.4% in November, Eurostat said Monday. Economists had forecast a decline of 0.2%.
In December, declines were observed in the production of intermediate goods, durable consumer goods and non-durable consumer goods.
On an annual basis, industrial output growth inched up to 8% from a revised 7.9% in November. The growth rate matched economists' expectations.
Industrial output increased by 7.1% in 2010 compared with 2009.
sometimes, i made some postings from there.
hotokee ( Date: 14-Feb-2011 16:43) Posted:
I will read it later, thanks.
krisluke ( Date: 14-Feb-2011 16:23) Posted:
| hotokee, i recommend to you one weblink, businessinsider.com got time browse and read the comments from the american after the blogs. |
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I will read it later, thanks.
krisluke ( Date: 14-Feb-2011 16:23) Posted:
hotokee, i recommend to you one weblink, businessinsider.com got time browse and read the comments from the american after the blogs.
hotokee ( Date: 14-Feb-2011 15:55) Posted:
| Timothy Geitsnah (Timothy gets nothing) is now trying to encourage more poorer people to sleep on the wayside because he thinks poor people should be made more difficult to buy a roof under their heads on cheap loans.. |
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hotokee, i recommend to you one weblink,
businessinsider.com got time browse and read the comments from the american after the blogs.
hotokee ( Date: 14-Feb-2011 15:55) Posted:
| Timothy Geitsnah (Timothy gets nothing) is now trying to encourage more poorer people to sleep on the wayside because he thinks poor people should be made more difficult to buy a roof under their heads on cheap loans.. |
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I always avoid drinking mineral water...
Why create problems when there's none in the first place? ..
too be frank too, living in america is not expensive but not for big city like new york. some ppl says can rent house in NY, which is much cheaper than staying in " star star" hotel... But europe, one bottle of mineral water (250ml) costs about SGD 5.00 WOW!!! no water cooler isit????
iPunter ( Date: 14-Feb-2011 16:06) Posted:
Who wouldn't be dumb when they are able to print money?
If any kid can print money with his toy machine,
he would also be happily doing just that,
and buy a lot of toys with the money he printed...
hotokee ( Date: 14-Feb-2011 15:58) Posted:
| So when it comes to money they think and do like children. Printing money just for fun and not putting to good use. That is why I say they are dumb with money matters |
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This is going into '
cheemology' territory...
not like stocks betting... which is simple and straightforward...
krisluke ( Date: 14-Feb-2011 16:08) Posted:
housing, then what happen to the ppl who study building and design lesson? ?? went jobless and rely on government fund. worst still kana sack/fire or retrench due to economy shrinking. poor things...
hotokee ( Date: 14-Feb-2011 15:55) Posted:
| Timothy Geitsnah (Timothy gets nothing) is now trying to encourage more poorer people to sleep on the wayside because he thinks poor people should be made more difficult to buy a roof under their heads on cheap loans.. |
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housing, then what happen to the ppl who study building and design lesson? ?? went jobless and rely on government fund. worst still kana sack/fire or retrench due to economy shrinking. poor things...
hotokee ( Date: 14-Feb-2011 15:55) Posted:
| Timothy Geitsnah (Timothy gets nothing) is now trying to encourage more poorer people to sleep on the wayside because he thinks poor people should be made more difficult to buy a roof under their heads on cheap loans.. |
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Who wouldn't be dumb when they are able to print money?
If any kid can print money with his toy machine,
he would also be happily doing just that,
and buy a lot of toys with the money he printed...
hotokee ( Date: 14-Feb-2011 15:58) Posted:
So when it comes to money they think and do like children. Printing money just for fun and not putting to good use. That is why I say they are dumb with money matters.
hotokee ( Date: 14-Feb-2011 15:55) Posted:
| Timothy Geitsnah (Timothy gets nothing) is now trying to encourage more poorer people to sleep on the wayside because he thinks poor people should be made more difficult to buy a roof under their heads on cheap loans.. |
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agreed. a weird country that like " high inflation" ... make american " brush" credit bills. i think the government want them to want to enjoy life.
iPunter ( Date: 14-Feb-2011 15:55) Posted:
They think it is godly to be forever in debt,
thus they spend and spend like there will be no tomorrow..
krisluke ( Date: 14-Feb-2011 15:46) Posted:
| usually ppl grown up thinking less about money will become a great man of the future. US import thingys from china mostly on toys becos its cheap and not an necessity. foods can be home (S.america/ N america) or europe zone. I doubt US will import china electrical appliances, think electricity was found by their scientists. japan car, YES !!! WHY ??? becos its cheaper than european car la.. |
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Australian Market end at 10 mth high risk appetite return. Easing geopolitical concerns in Egypt and strong cues from Wall Street on Friday marked the return of risk appetite among the investors on Monday, the first day of the fresh trading week, lifting the benchmark indices to a fresh 10-month high on increasing optimism about global economic recovery. Resource stocks led the gains on higher commodity prices while revival of the commercial activities in the Suez Canal amid optimism about a new Government in Egypt lifted market sentiment.
European stocks could rise further on Monday, adding to Friday's gains, tracking positive Asian cues and steady copper and oil prices. Asian stocks markets rose across the board on Monday, as news of Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak's resignation eased concerns about political instability and weakness in the U.S. dollar helped base metal prices trade higher on the LME.
So when it comes to money they think and do like children. Printing money just for fun and not putting to good use. That is why I say they are dumb with money matters.
hotokee ( Date: 14-Feb-2011 15:55) Posted:
| Timothy Geitsnah (Timothy gets nothing) is now trying to encourage more poorer people to sleep on the wayside because he thinks poor people should be made more difficult to buy a roof under their heads on cheap loans.. |
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Timothy Geitsnah (Timothy gets nothing) is now trying to encourage more poorer people to sleep on the wayside because he thinks poor people should be made more difficult to buy a roof under their heads on cheap loans..
They think it is godly to be forever in debt,
thus they spend and spend like there will be no tomorrow..
krisluke ( Date: 14-Feb-2011 15:46) Posted:
usually ppl grown up thinking less about money will become a great man of the future. US import thingys from china mostly on toys becos its cheap and not an necessity. foods can be home (S.america/ N america) or europe zone. I doubt US will import china electrical appliances, think electricity was found by their scientists. japan car, YES !!! WHY ??? becos its cheaper than european car la...
hotokee ( Date: 14-Feb-2011 15:32) Posted:
| Frankly, US is smart in technology but they are dumb in finance. This is not a laughing matter if you study their philosophy in money matters vs tech matters.. They tend to think and do more like children when it comes to money, but tend to think and do as pros in other areas. Hey I not joking. |
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usually ppl grown up thinking less about money will become a great man of the future. US import thingys from china mostly on toys becos its cheap and not an necessity. foods can be home (S.america/ N america) or europe zone. I doubt US will import china electrical appliances, think electricity was found by their scientists. japan car, YES !!! WHY ??? becos its cheaper than european car la...
hotokee ( Date: 14-Feb-2011 15:32) Posted:
| Frankly, US is smart in technology but they are dumb in finance. This is not a laughing matter if you study their philosophy in money matters vs tech matters.. They tend to think and do more like children when it comes to money, but tend to think and do as pros in other areas. Hey I not joking. |
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