15th June 2012....bright day...

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There are 35k lots queuing for "Fried Chicken" cb..

morning

seem like retreating worr

master sim daily feng shui see market:
沈振盈：反覆為主 暫難突破 【00:01】2012年06月15日
周五(丁未日)：天干屬火地支屬土，火生土之局，巿況走軟。
Sky with fire element earth got soil element, fire and soil not enhancing each other, so market weak & stagnant

morning!..

what is the game play in bimb cc?

good morning...need comment on greece/europe situation over weekend before we decide next course of action..the newsflow is very important now

kfc cb become very interesting...watch closely

also mbb cr..all near zero premium with potential huge losses huge gains

special compilation [about euro turmoils]
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Bank Runs.

(May 28, 2012) Financial advisers and private bankers whose clients have accounts too large to be covered by a Europe-wide guarantee on deposits up to 100,000 euros, are reporting a "bank run by wire transfer" that has picked up during May.

Much of this money has headed north to banks in London, Frankfurt and Geneva, financial advisers say.

"It's been an ongoing process but it certainly picked up pace a couple of weeks ago. We believe there is a continuous 2-3 year bank run by wire transfer," said Lorne Baring, managing director at B Capital, a Geneva-based pan European wealth management firm.
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(Jun 12, 2012) Greece’s banking system has continued to hemorrhage deposits this month, amid uncertainty over the outcome of elections on June 17, Kathimerini reported, without saying how it got the information.

Many people are putting money in shares of mutual funds denominated in dollars because of the bureaucratic difficulty of taking money out of Greece, or are keeping cash at home, the newspaper said.

Deposits are leaving the banking system at a rate of 100 million to 500 million euros ($125 million to $625 million) a day, Kathimerini said, without specifying over how long a period that rate of outflow has continued.
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(12 Jun 2012) Greek newspaper Ekathimerini reported bank withdrawals in Greece have hit a rate of up to €500m per day, a level expected to accelerate in the aftermath of Greek elections on Sunday.
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(Wed Jun 13, 2012) Greeks pulled their cash out of the banks and stocked up with food ahead of a cliffhanger election on Sunday that many citizens fear will result in the country being forced out of the euro.

Bankers said up to 800 million euros ($1 billion) were leaving major banks daily and retailers said some of the money was being used to buy pasta and canned goods in case of shortages, as fears of returning to the drachma were fanned by rumors that a radical leftist leader may win the election...

Bankers said the pace was picking up ahead of the vote, with combined daily deposit outflows from the major banks at 500-800 million euros ($625 million to $1 billion) over the past few days, and 10-30 million euros ($12-36 million) at smaller banks.

"This includes cash withdrawals, wire transfers and investments into money market funds, German Bunds, U.S. Treasuries and EIB bonds," said one banker, who spoke on condition of anonymity.

Retailers said consumers were stocking up on non-perishable food while almost all other goods were seeing a huge drop in sales as cash-strapped Greeks have no money to spare in the country's fifth year of recession.
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Capital and Travel Controls.

(June 11, 2012) European finance officials have discussed....limiting the size of withdrawals from ATM machines, imposing border checks and introducing capital controls in at least Greece should Athens decide to leave the euro...

As well as limiting cash withdrawals and imposing capital controls, they have discussed the possibility of suspending the Schengen agreement, which allows for visa-free travel among 26 countries, including most of the European Union...

Another source confirmed the discussions, including that the suspension of Schengen was among the options raised....

In a conference call on May 21, the Eurogroup Working Group told euro zone member states that they should each have a plan in place if Greece were to leave the currency.
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(12 Jun 2012) EC preparing secret plans for Greek euro exit. Legal advice on capital controls, including limits on withdrawals from Greek bank accounts, and emergency border restrictions, has been provided by the European Commission to eurozone governments drawing up plans for Greece to leave the euro...

Capital restrictions, including limits on cash-machine withdrawals, are legal under Article 65 of Europe's internal market rules allowing emergency measures to preserve "public security" in the event of a Greek exit, said a Commission official.

Eurozone governments have also sought advice on suspending the EU's passport-free travel zone in order to introduce border checks to stop Greeks taking money out of Greece or to limit the numbers of people fleeing political chaos...

European diplomats have expressed anger at officials briefing the content of confidential discussions deemed so sensitive they are "forbidden from being written on paper".

"You have to wonder at the mentality of someone who plans capital controls and then tells the world about it in advance," said a diplomat.
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(Jun 14, 2012) Swiss National Bank Chairman Thomas Jordan and the country's finance minister, Eveline Widmer-Schlumpf, on Thursday both threatened capital controls to prevent the franc soaring if Europe's crisis deepens.
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Anyway according to latest development central bankers from eurozone are get ready for impact of greece post election turmoil includes: boosting liquidity, collective cut rates, re-launch ecb buying program, also coordinate actions with fed & boj

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wah pharma wht happ

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nowaday all the counter not in the watchlist go up..wtf [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

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phoenix777 wrote:wah pharma wht happ

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maxims wrote:

Wonderful World wrote:miss topglove & supermax [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

nowaday all the counter not in the watchlist go up..wtf [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

*sells sifu extra monitor*

mbb hosei..sifu's baby

look at media gila one

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