The summer stock rally is finally losing its resilience Russell 2000 Index has fallen below its 200 day moving average Depression is now the world’s most widespread disease Politics, terrorism, debt and despair… Continue reading
Only 4 Companies in SGD Shipping Space Spared of Restructuring In February, DBS CEO Signals Bank May Be Past Worst of Energy Loan Problems “You can walk out of here, you won’t… Continue reading
Danger lurks if you are driving in the CBD on weekends from recent experience with roads chock-a-block full of private hire vehicles, pulling up abruptly along curbsides and weaving through traffic as if… Continue reading
Market Bash : It’s An Obscene End To July It makes sense to end the month of July on an obscene high rather than a low because we have mostly forgotten what Low… Continue reading
Political Bash : Is there anywhere in the world you can feel safe these days? Not in China where their second richest man and owner of their largest real estate company, Wang Jianlin,… Continue reading
Dog Days of Summer – “the hot, sultry days of summer. They were historically the period following the heliacal rising of the star Sirius, which Greek and Roman astrology connected with heat, drought,… Continue reading
Appetide Cafe It is Oxley on our minds this week when you can have the free papers devoting 10 pages to the Oxley saga that I am ashamed to admit I little… Continue reading
Midsummer has passed and long hot days are back to haunt us, drain the spirit and enfeeble the mind. Over lunch with a friend, we could not wait to pour out our grief… Continue reading
Politics Bash It is politics not financial markets hogging the limelight but stunned markets are rising above it all, in defiance of the Federal Reserve’s threats to hike rates again and reduce their… Continue reading
E-Transitions In Our Lives – K-Pop, Sex Dolls and Empty Malls
by tradehavenSource : Wallpaper.Wiki Our lives are in e-transtition as we switch to online grocery shopping, watching movies from our iPads Beggars are taking mobile payments as our favourite malls lie empty… Continue reading →