16th July 2012
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16th July 2012
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Re: 16th July 2012
HOOSEY & HUATLAA!! +rep for BB
oops rep quota habis, kiam u first
oops rep quota habis, kiam u first
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Re: 16th July 2012
monday sure huat lol haha
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Re: 16th July 2012
thx :DCals wrote:HOOSEY & HUATLAA!! +rep for BB
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Bursa berserker wrote:my monday stock watch hingyap,mitra,kseng,boxpak.
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bang~cepatnya ~~haha
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thx haha :Djeefoh wrote:Bursa berserker wrote:my monday stock watch hingyap,mitra,kseng,boxpak.
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bang~cepatnya ~~haha
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Re: 16th July 2012
hle every weekend down how to do research
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Re: 16th July 2012
new tread [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]......bb u r vry fast la.,,,,,hope ur stock hoosey..
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ill follow u on mndy....hehehe
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ill follow u on mndy....hehehe
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new tread [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]......bb u r vry fast la.,,,,,hope ur stock hoosey..
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ill follow u on mndy....hehehe
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Re: 16th July 2012
phoenix777 wrote:hle every weekend down how to do research
is it? mayb u shud thinking tukar to other broker or appoint other broker as ur partner
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Re: 16th July 2012
u guys have any contact from ECM??
nearby KL geh~ i wan change~
nearby KL geh~ i wan change~
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kl not so familiar, mayb u jz walk in to their office lo
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Re: 16th July 2012
Until now I am still top10 poster :D
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Bursa berserker wrote:Until now I am still top10 poster :D
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yea huat ar tomorrow :DWonderful World wrote:Bursa berserker wrote:Until now I am still top10 poster :D
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Re: 16th July 2012
Market Savior? Stocks Might Be 50% Lower Without Fed
CNBC.com | July 12, 2012 | 03:15 PM EDT
A report from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York suggests that the bulk of equity returns for more than a decade are due to actions by the US central bank.
Theoretically, the S&P 500 [ .SPX 1334.76 -6.69 (-0.50%) ] would be more than 50 percent lower—at the 600 level—if the bullish price action preceding Fed announcements was excluded, the study showed.
Posted on the New York Fed’s web site Wednesday, the study sought out to explain why equities receive such a high premium over less risky assets such as bonds.
What they found was that the Federal Reserve has had an outsized impact on equities relative to other asset classes.
For example, the market has a tendency to rise in the 24-hour period before the release of the Fed’s statement on interest rates and the economy, presumably on expectations Chairman Ben Bernanke and his predecessor, Alan Greenspan, would discuss or implement a stimulus measure to lift asset prices.
The FOMC has released eight announcements a year at 2:15 ET since 1994. The study took the gains in the S&P 500 from 2 pm the day before the announcement to 2 pm the day of the statement and subtracted that market move from the S&P 500’s total return over that time span.
Without the gains in anticipation of a positive Fed action, the S&P 500 would stand at just 600 today, rather than above 1300.
“I would conclude that correctly analyzing Fed moves is much more important than stock picking,” said Brian Kelly of Shelter Harbor Capital. “If you want to generate alpha, you should trade the stock market 24 hours before an FOMC meeting. Simply follow the trend for that 24 hours and you will outperform.”
The chart shows the effect to be significantly pronounced in the aftermath of the tech bubble when Greenspan re-inflated stock and housing prices by slashing rates. It widens even further in the period since the financial crisis of 2008 as the market became beholden to the Fed’s use of its balance sheet to add liquidity to the market.
“Blame Greenspan for this S&P 500 effect… it’s his free put,” said Robert Savage, chief executive of research site Track.com and formerly managing director of FX Macro Sales at Goldman Sachs. “Since 1994, the battle of central banks hasn't been to fight inflation, but rather to smooth out the business cycle and credit. The convergence of global rates and inflation left the decisions of the FOMC as the key variable for S&P 500.”
The market is down six days in a row currently on the concern that the Federal Reserve will not embark on its third round of so-called quantitative easing anytime soon. Minutes from the central bank’s last meeting, released Wednesday, reinforced the concern that the economy is muddling along enough to keep the Fed on the sidelines.
To be sure, one cannot look at these Fed actions in a vacuum and conclude the S&P 500 would plummet 50 percent if the Fed were to undue all of its supportive measures of the last two decades. But that doesn’t mean this exercise can’t be instructive.
For example, proponents of index funds will often argue their case by using data that shows a significant drop in S&P 500’s yearly returns if you took out the five best days of that particular year. The point: you need to always be fully invested so you don’t miss one of those days, which account for the majority of the market’s annual return.
The Fed’s next announcement is due August 1st and it would seem by this study, one would want to make sure they are invested in the market by 2pm on July 31st,“It's a QE world,” said Josh Brown, an investment advisor and popular author of The Reformed Broker blog. “We're all just trading in it.”
CNBC.com | July 12, 2012 | 03:15 PM EDT
A report from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York suggests that the bulk of equity returns for more than a decade are due to actions by the US central bank.
Theoretically, the S&P 500 [ .SPX 1334.76 -6.69 (-0.50%) ] would be more than 50 percent lower—at the 600 level—if the bullish price action preceding Fed announcements was excluded, the study showed.
Posted on the New York Fed’s web site Wednesday, the study sought out to explain why equities receive such a high premium over less risky assets such as bonds.
What they found was that the Federal Reserve has had an outsized impact on equities relative to other asset classes.
For example, the market has a tendency to rise in the 24-hour period before the release of the Fed’s statement on interest rates and the economy, presumably on expectations Chairman Ben Bernanke and his predecessor, Alan Greenspan, would discuss or implement a stimulus measure to lift asset prices.
The FOMC has released eight announcements a year at 2:15 ET since 1994. The study took the gains in the S&P 500 from 2 pm the day before the announcement to 2 pm the day of the statement and subtracted that market move from the S&P 500’s total return over that time span.
Without the gains in anticipation of a positive Fed action, the S&P 500 would stand at just 600 today, rather than above 1300.
“I would conclude that correctly analyzing Fed moves is much more important than stock picking,” said Brian Kelly of Shelter Harbor Capital. “If you want to generate alpha, you should trade the stock market 24 hours before an FOMC meeting. Simply follow the trend for that 24 hours and you will outperform.”
The chart shows the effect to be significantly pronounced in the aftermath of the tech bubble when Greenspan re-inflated stock and housing prices by slashing rates. It widens even further in the period since the financial crisis of 2008 as the market became beholden to the Fed’s use of its balance sheet to add liquidity to the market.
“Blame Greenspan for this S&P 500 effect… it’s his free put,” said Robert Savage, chief executive of research site Track.com and formerly managing director of FX Macro Sales at Goldman Sachs. “Since 1994, the battle of central banks hasn't been to fight inflation, but rather to smooth out the business cycle and credit. The convergence of global rates and inflation left the decisions of the FOMC as the key variable for S&P 500.”
The market is down six days in a row currently on the concern that the Federal Reserve will not embark on its third round of so-called quantitative easing anytime soon. Minutes from the central bank’s last meeting, released Wednesday, reinforced the concern that the economy is muddling along enough to keep the Fed on the sidelines.
To be sure, one cannot look at these Fed actions in a vacuum and conclude the S&P 500 would plummet 50 percent if the Fed were to undue all of its supportive measures of the last two decades. But that doesn’t mean this exercise can’t be instructive.
For example, proponents of index funds will often argue their case by using data that shows a significant drop in S&P 500’s yearly returns if you took out the five best days of that particular year. The point: you need to always be fully invested so you don’t miss one of those days, which account for the majority of the market’s annual return.
The Fed’s next announcement is due August 1st and it would seem by this study, one would want to make sure they are invested in the market by 2pm on July 31st,“It's a QE world,” said Josh Brown, an investment advisor and popular author of The Reformed Broker blog. “We're all just trading in it.”
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