Protected: Eighth letter to my Pals (2017 Q4)
Life ….. and a Bamboo Tree
Have you encounter non stop drawdown in your investment and trading… come to a point you are exhausted and tired of trading?
Here is a video to inspire you…don’t give up, keep fighting!
Protected: Seventh letter to my Pals (2017 Q3)
Want To Explain Cryptocurrencies And Blockchains To The Average Person? Try this…
Full credit to: Laura Shin
When a friend of Jamie Smith’s first urged her to work at a Bitcoin company, her first reaction was, “That’s criminal money, I want nothing to do with that.” But once the former press officer for the White House began learning more about the cryptocurrency, she couldn’t stop herself and was hooked.
History Of Bitcoin
Credit to https://fried.com
A Double-Edged Sword For Equity Investors: Currency Hedging
Interesting insight by an author, James Picerno.
The US dollar has had a rough ride so far in 2017. The Federal Reserve’s Trade Weighted US Dollar Index that tracks the major currencies has tumbled roughly 8% year to date through last week’s close. The greenback’s slide, however, has delivered a substantial return premium for US investors who own foreign assets in funds sans currency hedging.
5 Reasons To Fear The Market Fall
This powerful and protracted bull market has made Cassandras look foolish for a long time. Those who went on record predicting that massive central bank manipulation of markets would not engender viable economic growth have been proven correct. However, these same individuals failed to fully anticipate the willingness of momentum-trading algorithms to take asset prices very far above the underlying level of economic growth.
Nevertheless, there are five reasons to believe that this fall will finally bring stock market valuations down to earth, and vindicate those who have displayed caution amidst all the frenzy.
Caveat Emptor: Equities On Fire After U.S. Indices Hit New Highs
by Pinchas Cohen
Key Events
Global stock momentum is heating up. Asian equities advanced for a ninth consecutive day, fired by yet another US equity record, and after the Bank of Japan, as expected, kept its unprecedented monetary stimulus. European stocks followed global counterparts higher.
New rules for banks may make crises worse, stability agency says
FRANKFURT (Reuters) – New accounting rules for banks risk exacerbating economic crises by making them reluctant to lend if the economy suddenly worsens, the European Union’s financial stability watchdog said on Monday.
Protected: Sixth letter to my Pals (2017 Q2)
