As a follow up to Wealth Fallacy of Singapore Property written in January. We had a slew of new rules, the latest being the Total Debt Servicing Ratio to cap at 60% while… Continue reading
My futures broker was calling to congratulate me for putting on the TYQ3 put condor before the economic figure release … but with humility, I told him I was probably more lucky than… Continue reading
There’s a sense of palpitation in the air ahead of every U.S. employment report on the 1st Friday of the calendar month that will then set the tone of all markets across all… Continue reading
It escaped my notice but I finally read something I wrote and a trade idea struck me. Bond trade ideas do not come to me easily these days because, 1. I am not… Continue reading
In early Feb, I wrote Sunday Times, Coffee and Slight Nausea. Tired of reading the same old “piece of mind numbing happy utopia calls, I will protest at the Toto salaries they are… Continue reading
The main local headline here today was “Temasek’s assets surge to a record on recovery in stock markets“. It triggered the usual debate on how much is attributed to new money and FX… Continue reading
Citigroup Economist Willem Buiter’s ‘Ex-mistress Sent Threatening Emails And Lewd Photos’ http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/northamerica/usa/10157727/Citigroup-economist-Willem-Buiters-ex-mistress-sent-threatening-emails-and-lewd-photos.html http://www.businessinsider.com/heleen-mees-and-willem-buiter-2013-7 She actually looks quite good. Poor thing. Moral of the Story : Old Man Still Got Chance What About Old… Continue reading
Presenting Generation E : The Really Entitled Ones
byThe Millenials (Gen Y) – 1980s-90s, the children of the late Baby Boomers. As a member of Gen X, empathy and antipathy results in a certain apathy for the next generation. I suppose… Continue reading →