

![]() ![]() |
Feb 10 2008, 07:42 AM
Post
#1
|
|
![]() Tri-Millennium Guru ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Group: Super Admins Posts: 27,180 Joined: 17-March 06 From: Hong Kong & London Member No.: 2 |
Some Links I like, for a quick update (apart from GEI!) : Ad : Old GEIbb site : Gei-mail : CC's-news
Gold Prices........ : Goldstock : Kitco Pool prices : UsaGold : JimSinclair : BaseMetals Advfn threads.... : Really Useful GOLD : CDNX : CU stocks : OIL : JAP : HK : U stocks : ECHO : Blogs, sites, etc. : On Jim Rogers : Mish Shedlock : Peter Schiff : Roubini : DonCoxe : NewCombat Theme songs.... : I Get knocked Down : Goldfinger : Diamonds are Forever : Turn Turn Turn : SilkRd Financial Sense. : Home Page : FS Podcasts : FSU Contributors : MH Other Podcasts. : CW Radio : T.Obrien: TFNN LarryP : Goldseek : HoweSt : KEreport : Disc.Investor GEI Blogs.......... : DrBubb's Blog (inactive) Chart updates: Mises-charts 10 day charts : SPY : QQQ : GLD : GDX : CDNX One Year ..... : Dollar chart : AIM Index Other charts. : FXFX : Property stocks Stockcharts.. : Nvest-setup : XX-to-YY : AA-to-BB FUTURES, FX. : FutureSource : CST-Charts : Pre-Market look : COT Reports . .Property websites : HPC : GHPC : S-Pig : US Headlines : A.K. archive : Global Prop. Charts HK Property Links : HK's Sq.Ft. : CC.org : AsiaX : MTR : HKinsiders : YouTube Ratio: CDNX-to-SPX (31.July.09) ... update : http://tinyurl.com/2omj5b : old version
-------------------- The market is "bipolar", swinging back and forth from a focus on Inflation to Deflation. Bet on swings; and stay flexible. What are bipolar markets? See: http://tinyurl.com/GEI-Manix
|
|
|
|
Feb 22 2008, 12:30 AM
Post
#2
|
|
![]() Tri-Millennium Guru ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Group: Super Admins Posts: 27,180 Joined: 17-March 06 From: Hong Kong & London Member No.: 2 |
POSSIBLE DIFFERENCES between UK and HK property markets
+ I start from the notion that property is a cyclical sector, and I want to "catch the sweet spot", and hope to be out before the peak. That doesnt mean that I won't get stuck in after the top (as TTRTR seems to), but at least I will be looking for signs of a peak. ... XXX hasnt shown any cyclical awareness. He is a self-confessed "long term bull on property"- in denial of cycles. + The fundamentals underlying this boom are different than they were in the UK. Rents are rising fast in HK (up 10-15% per annum or more), while in the UK, rents seemed to be stagnant for years. Also interest rates are falling fast, driven lower by US cuts. At the peak in London, rates had been rising for many months. The Builders are a good bellwether here also. Their sharp moves up attracted me in. They ae now off their highs, but my reading of the charts is that their is yet another surge ahead for HK property developers. If they break down instead, I should redouble my alertness. + I regard XXX as a speculator who stumbled into property investing, following a societal bandwagon, driven by wildly aggressive lending by banks (like NRK.) He got carried away, and started believing EA hype. Of course, there are many investors here too, but most investors got burned by the 70% drop from 1997 to 2003, and that is within their recent memory. The result is more caution, especially amongst the banks, who ae reluctant to lend more than 70%. All of my loans were in the region of 65% - 70%, and with price appreciation my portfolio is now sitting at near 50% Loan to Value, with no MEW-ing, at least not yet. + I welcome bear arguments, especially those that are backed up by facts, and figures. I dont want to miss the turn, so bear arguments will help me stay alert, and not miss something. The possible scenario you point to: a surge up, followed by a sharp fall, is possible, and could be triggered by: a re-pegging of the HK dollar, or a turnaround in rates from a falling trend to a rising trend. Do people here see other ways that could happen? Compare charts: ............. UK Property ........................................................... : ......... UK Builder: Taylor Wimpey (TW.L) . .............. HK Property ........................................................... : ......... HK Developer: Henderson (HK:12) . .Compare and contrast this comment from Midland Realty, with what you might get from UK estate agents: "End-user demand on supply shortage and improved affordability Pessimists have raised worries of a bubble burst with the local property market despite the presence of negative interest rates and other favourable factors. However, I would like to emphasise that the Hong Kong market has strong and sound fundamentals. There are three major supporting factors: 1. Hong Kong is a high savings society. The total personal savings with local banks are estimated at HK$6,000 billion. 2. The indebtedness of local families is low. The overall mortgage-to-income ratio has declined steadily to about 30%. 3. Land Registry records showed a low volume of confirmor-related transactions in 2007, indicating that just 1.6% of home purchases involved short-term speculators during the year. An economic cycle has to go through a number of financial crises, big and small. During a market slump, average investors are often polarised into two major categories – the extreme pessimists prefer to hold cash on hand and on the defensive; the ultra-aggressive ones on the opposite camp are prepared to fight back hard to regain their lost ground. Hong Kong’s property market is characterised by a supply shortage, strong demand from end-users, low level of indebtedness and high savings rate. Buying into Hong Kong property assets appears to be a good bet." /source: http://www.midland.com.hk/eng/market_views/080125.shtml Monthly - updated ![]() Weekly Transactions - updated ![]() Weekly Price Indices: Midland... : http://www.midland.com.hk/eng/m_index/main.shtml : OLY1 CC Trans. : http://proptx.midland.com.hk/propTx/index....e=0&lang=en Centaline : http://www.centadata.com/cci/cci_e.htm Week==== : 35tr : prv : CCLI. : MMLI. : 18wkMA .. before /18 01/06/2008 : xxx : xxx : ??.?? : 64.98 01/13/2008 : xxx : xxx : ??.?? : 67.93 01/20/2008 : xxx : xxx : ??.?? : 68.05 01/27/2008 : xxx : xxx : ??.?? : 69.13 02/03/2008 : xxx : xxx : ??.?? : 71.08 02/10/2008 : xxx : xxx : ??.?? : 70.33 02/17/2008 : 137 : xxx : 73.81 : 71.08 : 63.41 .. 02/24/2008 : 153 : xxx : 73.28 : 70.33 : 64.15 03/02/2008 : 159 : xxx : 73.98 : 71.07 : 64.92 03/09/2008 : 186 : xxx : 73.5E : 70.5E : 65.61 03/16/2008 : 169 : 218 : 73.01 : 69.97 : 66.22 03/23/2008 : 121 : xxx : 72.79 : 69.72 : 66.78 03/30/2008 : 134 : 203 : 72.89 : 70.06 : 67.29 04/06/2008 : 146 : 193 : 73.75 : 70.91 : 67.82 04/13/2008 : 124 : xxx : 71.93 : 69.02 : 68.17 .. 1,227.11 04/20/2008 : 160e: xxx : 72.57 : 69.77 : 68.51 .. 1,233.11 04/27/2008 : 171 : xxx : 71.49 : 68.58 : 68.78 .. 1,238.04 05/04/2008 : 173 : 253 : 71.44 : 68.61 : 69.02 .. 1,242.33 / C.C. 05/11/2008 : 178 : 232 : 71.51 : 68.59 : 69.22 .. 1245.94 / $3,115 05/18/2008 : 150 : xxx : 71.86 : 69.11 : 69.40 .. 1249.20 / $3,085 05/25/2008 : 185 : 209 : 72.67 : 69.87 : 69.57 .. 1252.30 / $3,115 06/01/2008 : 170 : xxx : 72.16 : 69.26 : 69.65 .. 1253.63 / $3,127 06/07/2008 : 183 : 203 : 73.23 : 70.26 : 69.77 .. 1255.84 / $3,295 (! High in CC ?) 06/14/2008 : 171 : 211 : 71.30 : 69.61 : 69.80 .. 1256.32 / $3,154 06/21/2008 : 150e: xxx : 72.62 : 69.39 : 69.xx .. 12xx.xx / $3,030 (reflecting: 6/16 - 6/22) 06/28/2008 : 130e: xxx : 73.38 : 70.27 : 69.xx .. 12xx.xx / $3,111 07/05/2008 : 116 : xxx : 72.77 : 69.70 : 69.xx .. 12xx.xx / $3,240 07/12/2008 : 109 : 262 : 72.38 : 69.41 : 69.xx .. 12xx.xx / $3,192 07/19/2008 : 104 : 268 : 71.84 : 68.78 : 69.xx .. 12xx.xx / $3,025 07/26/2008 : 115 : 333 : 71.55 : 68.47 : 69.xx .. 12xx.xx / $3,324 08/02/2008 : 124 : 268 : 70.81 : 67.59 : 69.xx .. ==== / $3,194 (testing lows again!) 08/09/2008 : 112 : 224 : 70.46 : 67.24 : 69.09 .. 65.05 / $2,870 08/16/2008 : 107 : xxx : 70.49 : 67.31 : 68.99 .. 65.27 / $3,140 08/23/2008 : 104 : 157 : 70.13 : 66.92 : 68.83 .. 65.48 / $3,265 08/30/2008 : 123 : 212 : 69.94 : 66.86 : 68.74 .. 65.70 / $3,097 09/06/2008 : 121 : xxx : 68.93 : 65.93 : 68.59 .. 65.89 / $2,974 (testing again...) 09/15/2008 : 098 : xxx : 68.40 : 65.44 : xx.xx ... xx.xx / $3,070e 09/22/2008 : 083 : xxx : 68.26 : 65.26 : xx.xx ... xx.xx / $3,192 09/29/2008 : 080 : 329 : 67.52 : 64.46 : xx.xx ... xx.xx / $3,160 10/06/2008 : 084 : 391 : 67.44 : 64.61 : xx.xx ... xx.xx / $3,097 : Black Oct. week 10/13/2008 : 104 : xxx : 66.27 : 63.79 : xx.xx ... xx.xx / $3,159 10/20/2008 : 090 : 422 : 64.64 : 62.01 : xx.xx ... xx.xx / $2,925 10/27/2008 : 113 : xxx : 63.40 : 60.94 : xx.xx ... xx.xx / $2,950e 11/03/2008 : 132 : xxx : 61.61 : 59.09 : xx.xx ... xx.xx / $2,984 11/10/2008 : 157 : xxx : 59.93 : 57.94 : xx.xx ... xx.xx / $2,642 11/17/2008 : 129 : 465 : 57.43 : 55.41 : xx.xx ... xx.xx / $2,609 11/24/2008 : 102 : 337 : 57.00 : 55.03 : xx.xx ... xx.xx / $2,496 12/01/2008 : xxx : xxx : 56.92 : 54.99 : xx.xx ... xx.xx / $2,500e 12/08/2008 : xxx : xxx : 57.15 : 55.19 : xx.xx ... xx.xx / $2,512 12/15/2008 : xxx : xxx : 56.71 : 54.77 : xx.xx ... xx.xx / $2,541 (( LOW )) 12/22/2008 : xxx : xxx : 56.93 : 54.99 : xx.xx ... xx.xx / $2,670e 12/29/2008 : xxx : xxx : 56.78 : 54.89 : xx.xx ... xx.xx / $2,581 (Cal. 2009) 01/05/2009 : 191 : xxx : 57.52 : 55.75 : xx.xx ... xx.xx / $2,649 01/12/2009 : 187 : 396 : 57.51 : 55.94 : xx.xx ... xx.xx / $2,698 01/19/2009 : 187 : 396 : 57.99 : 56.42 : xx.xx ... xx.xx / $2,612 01/26/2009 : ??? : 396 : 58.38 : 56.87 : xx.xx ... xx.xx / $2,626 02/03/2009 : 056 : ??? : 58.53 : 57.02 : xx.xx ... xx.xx / $2,612 02/10/2009 : 124 : 072 : 58.35 : 56.75 : xx.xx ... xx.xx / $2,612 02/17/2009 : 152 : 137 : 58.70 : 57.28 : xx.xx ... xx.xx / $2,656 02/24/2009 : 161 : 153 : 58.62 : 57.02 : xx.xx ... xx.xx / $2,545 03/03/2009 : 175 : 159 : 59.45 : 57.78 : xx.xx ... xx.xx / $2,732 03/10/2009 : 157 : 186 : 59.47 : 57.87 : xx.xx ... xx.xx / $2,660e 03/17/2009 : 184 : 169 : 59.74 : 58.25 : xx.xx ... xx.xx / $2,742 03/24/2009 : 240 : 121 : 59.43 : 57.90 : xx.xx ... xx.xx / $2,540 03/31/2009 : 318 : 134 : 60.20 : 58.71 : xx.xx ... xx.xx / $2,595 ==== : Rise from LOW : 6.15%: 7.30% : ==== MMI x46 / CaribC 04/07/2009 : 365 : 146 : 60.10 : 58.48 : xx.xx ... $2,690 / $2,692 04/14/2009 : 327 : 124 : 60.66 : 59.20 : xx.xx ... $2,723 / $2,722 04/21/2009 : 291 : 129 : 61.50 : 60.06 : xx.xx ... $2,763 / $2,695 04/28/2009 : 258 : 171 : 62.83 : 61.29 : xx.xx ... $2,819 / $2,683 05/05/2009 : 157 : 173 : 63.08 : 61.43 : xx.xx ... $2,826 / $2,781 05/12/2009 : 239 : 178 : 64.34 : 62.48 : xx.xx ... $2,874 / $2,634 05/17/2009 : 270 : 150 : 64.30 : 62.56 : xx.xx ... $2,878 / $2,787 05/24/2009 : 242 : 185 : 64.35 : 62.72 : xx.xx ... $2,885 / $2,804 05/31/2009 : 316 : 170 : 65.49 : 63.62 : xx.xx ... $2,926 / $2,944 06/07/2009 : 320 : 183 : 65.00 : 63.18 : xx.xx ... $2,906 / $2,881 06/14/2009 : xxx : xxx : 65.82 : 64.07 : xx.xx ... $2,947 / $2,874 06/21/2009 : xxx : xxx : 67.11 : 65.49 : xx.xx ... $3,013 / $2,967 06/28/2009 : xxx : xxx : 68.42 : 66.77 : xx.xx ... $3,071 / $2,955 ==== : Rise from LOW : 20.6%: 21.9% : ==== MMI x46 / CaribC 07/05/2009 : xxx : xxx : 67.59 : 65.59 : xx.xx ... $3,071 / $2,906 07/12/2009 : xxx : xxx : 68.46 : 66.52 : xx.xx ... $3,060 / $2,948 07/19/2009 : xxx : xxx : 68.62 : 66.73 : xx.xx ... $3,070 / $2,996 07/26/2009 : xxx : xxx : 68.71 : 66.89 : xx.xx ... $3,077 / $3,043 08/02/2009 : xxx : xxx : 69.44 : 67.10 : xx.xx ... $3,087 / $3,140 08/09/2009 : xxx : xxx : 69.51 : 67.33 : xx.xx ... $3,097 / $3,088E? 08/16/2009 : xxx : xxx : 70.12 : 67.62 : xx.xx ... $3,111 / $3,206 +7.00% in a month! 08/23/2009 : xxx : xxx : 70.79 : 68.50 : xx.xx ... $3,151 / $3,084 08/30/2009 : xxx : xxx : 70.72 : 68.31 : xx.xx ... $3,142 / $3,311 09/06/2009 : xxx : xxx : 72.64 : 70.38 : xx.xx ... $3,237 / $3,250e 09/13/2009 : xxx : xxx : 72.06 : 70.07 : xx.xx ... $3,223 / $3,195 09/20/2009 : xxx : xxx : 72.18 : 70.05 : xx.xx ... $3,222 / $3,120e 09/27/2009 : xxx : xxx : 72.92 : 70.95 : xx.xx ... $3,264 / $3,278 ==== : Rise from LOW : 28.5%: 29.5% : ==== MMI x46 / CaribC WeekEnded : HangSI- SQx22: Hk12 :: CCLI : MMIdx ... MMI x46 / CaribC 10/04/2009 : 20,375 - 3,140 : 48.60 :: 72.70 : 70.81 ... $3,257 / $3,096 10/11/2009 : 21,499 - 3,226 : 51.75 :: 73.80 : 71.57 ... $3,292 / $3,257 10/18/2009 : 21,930 - 3,258 : 53.55 :: 73.37 : 71.38 ... $3,283 / $3,283 10/25/2009 : 22,590 - 3,307 : 55.30 :: 73.39 : 71.16 ... $3,273 / $3,247 11/01/2009 : 21,753 - 3,245 : 55.80 :: 73.74 : 71.30 ... $3,280 / $3,150 (Dist.$2,150?) 11/08/2009 : 21,830 - 3,250 : 56.30 :: 73.52 : 71.20 ... $3,275 / $3,161 11/15/2009 : 22,554 - 3,304 : 53.95 :: 73.91 : 71.42 ... $3,285 / $3,304 11/22/2009 : 22,456 - 3,297 : 54.20 :: 73.56 : 71.05 ... $3,xxx / $3,304 11/29/2009 : 21,135 - 3,198 : 51.70 :: 72.61 : 70.00 ... $3,220 / $3,157 12/06/2009 : 22,498 - 3,300 : 59.15 :: 73.03 : 70.87 ... $3,260 / $3,110 12/13/2009 : 21,902 - 3,256 : 57.80 :: 72.79 : 70.61 ... $3,248 / $3,293 12/20/2009 : 21,176 - 3,201 : 55.00 :: 73.08 : 70.79 ... $3,256 / $3,200e 12/27/2009 : 21,517 - 3,227 : 57.65 :: 73.23 : 70.95 ... $3,263 / $3,350 Rise from Low 89.7%: 37.7% : 151% :: 29.1%: 29.5% MMI x46 / +31.8% LOW.......... : 11,345 - 2343 : 23.00 :: 56.71 : 54.77 ... $2,519 / $2,541 01/03/2010 : 21,873 - 3,254 : 58.40 :: 74.07 : 71.77 ... $3,301 / $3,275 01/10/2010 : 22,297 - 3,285 : 59.25 :: 74.87 : 72.69 ... $3,344 / $3,261 01/17/2010 : 21,654 - 3,237 : 56.10 :: 75.08 : 72.86 ... $3,352 / $3,424 01/24/2010 : 20,726 - 3,167 : 51.20 :: 76.17 : 74.09 ... $3,408 / $3,283 01/31/2010 : 20,122 - 3,197 : 49.15 :: 76.05 : 73.55 ... $3,383 / $3,215 02/07/2010 : 19,665 - 3,085 : 47.55 :: 76.67 : 74.25 ... $3,416 / $3,342 02/14/2010 : 20,269 - 3,132 : 50.60 :: 77.03 : 74.57 ... $3,430 / $3,234 02/21/2010 : 19,894 - 3,103 : 48.60 :: 77.26 : 74.74 ... $3,438 / $3,249 02/28/2010 : 20,609 - 3,158 : 52.45 :: 77.96 : 75.65 ... $3,480 / $3.303 03/07/2010 : 20,788 - 3,172 : 53.95 :: 77.01 : 74.72 ... $3,437 / $3,561 03/14/2010 : 21,210 - 3,204 : 54.70 :: 77.24 : 74.82 ... $3,442 / $3,267 03/21/2010 : 21,371 - 3,216 : 56.35 :: 78.63 : 76.43 ... $3,515 / $3,376 : $8,003 03/28/2010 : 21,053 - 3,192 : 56.05 :: 78.69 : 76.25 ... $3,508 / $3,442 : $8,010 Rise from Low 85.6%: 36.4% : 144% : 38.8%: 39.2% MMI x46 / +36.6% 04/04/2010 : 21,537 - 3,229 : 54.90 :: 78.64 : 76.26 ... $3,508 / $3,460 : $7,900e 04/11/2010 : 22,209 - 3,279 : 55.15 :: 78.48 : 76.11 ... $3,501 / $3,498 : $8,045 04/18/2010 : 21,865 - 3,253 : 53.10 :: 79.39 : 77.16 ... $3,549 / $3,457 : $8,313 04/25/2010 : 21,244 - 3,207 : 50.40 :: 78.77 : 76.47 ... $3,518 / $3,624 : $8,178 05/02/2010 : 21,109 - 3,196 : 49.85 :: 80.68 : 78.20 ... $3,597 / $3,479 : $8,406 05/09/2010 : 19,920 - 3,105 : 47.35 :: 79.86 : 77.42 ... $3,561 / $3,746 : $8,321 05/16/2010 : 20,145 - 3,123 : 46.55 :: 80.06 : 77.55 ... $3,567 / $3,735 : $8,313 05/23/2010 : 19,546 - 3,076 : 43.60 :: 80.32 : 77.67 ... $3,573 / $3,716 : $8,101 05/30/2010 : 19,767 - 3,093 : 46.80 :: 79.16 : 76.47 ... $3,518 / $3,533 : $8,309 06/06/2010 : 19,780 - 3,094 : 46.70 :: 79.48 : 76.88 ... $3,537 / $3,671 : $8,505 06/13/2010 : 19,872 - 3,101 : 46.60 :: 79.68 : 77.08 ... $3,xxx / $3,500 : $8,496 06/20/2010 : 20,287 - X,XXx : 46.20 :: 79.12 : 76.25 ... $3,xxx / $3,599 : $8,314 06/27/2010 : 20,691 - X,XXx : 47.65 :: 80.12 : 77.43 ... $3,xxx / $3,721 : $8,433 Rise from Low xx.x%: 36.4% : 1xx% : 07/04/2010 : 19,905 - X,xxx : 46.10 :: 80.15 : 77.33 ... $3,xxx / $3,620 : $8,117 07/11/2010 : 20,379 - X,xxx : 47.20 :: 80.90 : 78.62 ... $3,xxx / $3,711 : $8,161 07/18/2010 : 20,250 - X,xxx : 46.10 :: 81.18 : 78.65 ... $3,xxx / $3,575 : $8,595 07/25/2010 : 20,815 - X,xxx : 48.65 :: 81.88 : 79.35 ... $3,xxx / $3,777 : $8,541 08/01/2010 : 21,030 - X,xxx : 48.35 :: 08/08/2010 : 2x,xxx - X,xxx : 4x.xx :: Here's Centaline's Weekly Mass Market Index (MMI) + 10/06/2008 ![]() .......... Jan'08 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Dec It looks like the correction since CNY continued for some months. We are coming up on 12 months since the Oct.2007 stock peak, and MMI has fallen to the approximate level of the 12months MA ($65.89). This could be a support level. ![]() ![]() == == 35tr.: Number of transactions in Midland's 35 key Residental projects prv : Number in prior year // (Midland's data offset by one week for both) 50key: late April: 401 vs. 374 in prior week. But prices fell 0.4 percent "Buyers becoming more active, as they see sellers are reluctant to lower prices" Sorry, can you explain what the figures mean? What the columns are and the abbreviations? and where I can find them? many thanks, Starterpack 35tr... : 35 main estates tracked by Midland prv ... : Previous year's figure CCLI. : Centaline's weekly index MMLI. : Centaline's weekly index for the Mass Market 18wkMA: 18week Moving Average of the above Last... : Last column is the average price per sf for Caribbean Coast Online calculators: http://www.metacalc.com/ -------------------- The market is "bipolar", swinging back and forth from a focus on Inflation to Deflation. Bet on swings; and stay flexible. What are bipolar markets? See: http://tinyurl.com/GEI-Manix
|
|
|
|
Feb 22 2008, 04:50 AM
Post
#3
|
|
![]() Tri-Millennium Guru ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Group: Super Admins Posts: 5,640 Joined: 15-September 07 From: Christchurch, New Zealand Member No.: 1,299 |
I've been told that this provides better gold prices:
Pool Accounts https://online.kitco.com/sellprice/selling_pools.html -------------------- |
|
|
|
Mar 6 2008, 12:46 PM
Post
#4
|
|
![]() Tri-Millennium Guru ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Group: Members Posts: 3,111 Joined: 31-December 07 From: 24Knews.com Member No.: 1,448 |
-------------------- |
|
|
|
Mar 7 2008, 04:29 AM
Post
#5
|
|
![]() Tri-Millennium Guru ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Group: Super Admins Posts: 27,180 Joined: 17-March 06 From: Hong Kong & London Member No.: 2 |
Added to the GEI-Links page:
Theme songs.... : I Get knocked Down : Goldfinger : Diamonds are Forever : Turn Turn Turn "Diamonds are Forever" - in honor of patient shareholders in Firestone Diamonds (FDI.L) FDI chart ... update - Updated : 5-09-2008 ![]() Which has recently announced some great results suggesting the possibility that MK1 in Botswana may potentially be "the world's largest diamond resource" == (in edit- as it turned out: Results at MK1 were disappointing... in a weak market) ... update
-------------------- The market is "bipolar", swinging back and forth from a focus on Inflation to Deflation. Bet on swings; and stay flexible. What are bipolar markets? See: http://tinyurl.com/GEI-Manix
|
|
|
|
Mar 7 2008, 05:02 AM
Post
#6
|
|
![]() Tri-Millennium Guru ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Group: Super Admins Posts: 5,640 Joined: 15-September 07 From: Christchurch, New Zealand Member No.: 1,299 |
I use this for an overview of all the markets.
It's amazing to see them all very red except for gold like the other day ! Market Summary: http://stockcharts.com/def/servlet/Favorit...p;cmd=show,iday[Y]&disp=SXA Also for charting currencies and gold/silver (and they've just added Brent fut. 1st pos): http://www.netdania.com/ChartApplet.asp?symbol=USDJPY It's similar to the USAGold one, but I think a little better. At least for what I look at. -------------------- |
|
|
|
Mar 16 2008, 02:46 PM
Post
#7
|
|
![]() Tri-Millennium Guru ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Group: Super Admins Posts: 27,180 Joined: 17-March 06 From: Hong Kong & London Member No.: 2 |
-------------------- The market is "bipolar", swinging back and forth from a focus on Inflation to Deflation. Bet on swings; and stay flexible. What are bipolar markets? See: http://tinyurl.com/GEI-Manix
|
|
|
|
Mar 16 2008, 05:19 PM
Post
#8
|
|
![]() Centurion ![]() ![]() Group: Members Posts: 163 Joined: 29-June 07 Member No.: 1,170 |
I like http://futuresource.quote.com/ and find myself regularly checking http://www.cstrading.com/charts.htm to 'zoom back out' and understand long term trends.
MunsterK |
|
|
|
Mar 28 2008, 01:47 PM
Post
#9
|
|
![]() Tri-Millennium Guru ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Group: Super Admins Posts: 27,180 Joined: 17-March 06 From: Hong Kong & London Member No.: 2 |
MORE great links from The Netwriter...
This is a great source of DATA World Gold Council - Investing in Gold http://www.invest.gold.org/sites/en/en/how_to_invest/ Charts of Gold price against currencies: http://www.gold.org/value/stats/statistics...yshort2000.html Once logged in you can download Excel data from here: http://www.gold.org/value/stats/statistics/prices/index.html In Excel, make sure the analysis tools are enabled in Tools->Add-ins..., and use Chart -> Add Trendline.... And select "moving average". Here: http://www.research.gold.org/prices/ - including 1900-2006 in £ Here: http://www.research.gold.org/investment/ Here: http://www.invest.gold.org/sites/en/faqs/#12 Daily gold prices from 2000 to now: from here http://www.research.gold.org/prices/ or directly from here: http://www.gold.org/deliver.php?file=/valu...s/web_daily.xls (updated weekly) Forecasts for the coming year: http://www.lbma.org.uk/publications/2008survey.pdf Steve -------------------- The market is "bipolar", swinging back and forth from a focus on Inflation to Deflation. Bet on swings; and stay flexible. What are bipolar markets? See: http://tinyurl.com/GEI-Manix
|
|
|
|
May 1 2008, 04:52 PM
Post
#10
|
|
![]() TERMINATOR ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Group: Members Posts: 2,570 Joined: 30-January 08 From: LONDON Member No.: 1,524 |
I like - Motley Fool discussion boards
iii.co.uk is similar to AVDN - but I prefer iii as is less cluttered in style And recently I have discovered google finance and igoogle as a home page what you can do with a igoogle account is create a personalised home page that constatly updates so mine has bbc football results, my google finance portfolio - now in £Sterling apart from my US stocks, a brain trainer, Reuters business news, and for fun a brain trainer and quotes of the day plus a heck of a lot more. I did have ft.com but got fed up with their log in/pay policy. The great thing is that whenever you go to home page it updates itself you you get instant breaking news If you link your google finance portfolio you can watch its progress - sounds sad maybe but beats my insurance job! Anyway google finance gives you instant news stories on your stocks. Quite a simple way to keep up to date. Ps GEI is OK also - maybe I shpuld link that also! -------------------- Capitalism gives you MORE. More efficient production to put you out of work, more globilisation to mess up the planet, more goods to consume and more debt to buy them with.
DO YOU REALLY WANT MORE? Does capitalism give you a healthy life style, healthcare, a pension, happiness or a loving family? Leave it to the free markets? Socialism doesnt work either.... Whats the middle path? GEI SEARCH PAGE: http://www.greenenergyinvestors.com/index....ode=adv&f=0 Nb. The price good men pay for indifference to public affairs is to be ruled by evil men. Plato, Greek author & philosopher in Athens (427 BC - 347 BC). |
|
|
|
Jun 17 2008, 12:12 AM
Post
#11
|
|
![]() Tri-Millennium Guru ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Group: Super Admins Posts: 27,180 Joined: 17-March 06 From: Hong Kong & London Member No.: 2 |
"Gold stocks are not gold." - Cgnao
Oh, yes. Nor are oil stocks oil or cotton companies cotton. One thing I have learnt this past year is that nothing trades like the real thing Yes, but Major Gold stocks (as in the HUI) have come very close to tracking Gold. ![]() And Juniors (CDNX in blue) may still have their day ... update : 1 year
-------------------- The market is "bipolar", swinging back and forth from a focus on Inflation to Deflation. Bet on swings; and stay flexible. What are bipolar markets? See: http://tinyurl.com/GEI-Manix
|
|
|
|
Jul 4 2008, 10:32 AM
Post
#12
|
|
![]() Tri-Millennium Guru ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Group: Super Admins Posts: 27,180 Joined: 17-March 06 From: Hong Kong & London Member No.: 2 |
BENCHMARK: Henderson Properties normally leads the HK Property index
Centaline's Property index: ... ![]() Henderson Land (HK:12) ... update : CKH-hk1 : SHKP-hk16 : HLP-hk101 ![]() Henderson Land (HK:12) Low for the year : $4.19 (03.Jul.2008) Close today ...... : $46.05 (04.Jul.2008) : -$0.45 on the day Daily chart ... update ![]() == == BENCHMARK: Here's a HK Estate Agent that I use as a benchmark Midland Holdings (HK:1200) looks like it could put in a bottom somewhere near $4 (and potentially down to $3.25) ![]() Low for the year : $4.19 (03.Jul.2008) Close today ...... : $5.01 (04.Jul.2008) : Nice bounce! Daily chart ... update ![]() ==(added 9 July)===: Henderson, the bellwether, suggests that HK Developers may be at/near a low now ... update ![]() The second arrow (current) may be identifying the same sort of inflection point as the first arrow -------------------- The market is "bipolar", swinging back and forth from a focus on Inflation to Deflation. Bet on swings; and stay flexible. What are bipolar markets? See: http://tinyurl.com/GEI-Manix
|
|
|
|
Jul 21 2008, 01:30 PM
Post
#13
|
|
![]() Tri-Millennium Guru ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Group: Super Admins Posts: 27,180 Joined: 17-March 06 From: Hong Kong & London Member No.: 2 |
Plenty of good links here:
http://www.freebuck.com/links.shtml -------------------- The market is "bipolar", swinging back and forth from a focus on Inflation to Deflation. Bet on swings; and stay flexible. What are bipolar markets? See: http://tinyurl.com/GEI-Manix
|
|
|
|
Aug 13 2008, 08:36 AM
Post
#14
|
|
![]() Tri-Millennium Guru ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Group: Super Admins Posts: 27,180 Joined: 17-March 06 From: Hong Kong & London Member No.: 2 |
I have a secret source. These are realtime, and meant to be private. But I will share a link with you, which is similar, and has a 15 minute delay. GLD: 10d-Intraday : 3yrs-Daily // Gold : 1yr-Daily : 5yr- Weekly yesterday's chart: ![]() BTW, that's a big buy: 2.7 million GLD shares = 270,000 ounces at $800/oz, that's : $21.6 million Buying like that can turn the market around. Let's see if there are more BUY orders like that. -------------------- The market is "bipolar", swinging back and forth from a focus on Inflation to Deflation. Bet on swings; and stay flexible. What are bipolar markets? See: http://tinyurl.com/GEI-Manix
|
|
|
|
Dec 4 2008, 06:21 PM
Post
#15
|
|
![]() Millennium man ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Group: Members Posts: 2,254 Joined: 26-March 08 Member No.: 1,702 |
1/
It might be worth a link to the vaporize comex page: http://meltdown2011.wordpress.com/2008/11/...omex-countdown/ 2/ Page for troubled US banks.. http://www.geocities.com/tubeguy@rogers.co...oubledbanks.htm -------------------- <pubkey>AICEnk7bEd/X+Bi+F04mWdFd2tFIcXrN/QAJI6HsjRU2cLOYjWepAZILgg9d
AnmT1BuNxr0p4jPHcy70aGvfIOhr6MeE96ZaasuSBATdvuxQmwGVHJ089Ljz CWpAzfbzouHl5E+22glZlhUtK/qhLY9JVpYxZKNRpG38rYH8kxU9AQAB</pubkey> http://tinyurl.com/yjnqo5p All I wanna hear is that JPM is soon going to explode in a gigantic supernova that will take the Fed, Goldman, AIG, UBS, HSBC, Citi, and BofA with it, leaving behind a white dwarf that we will name "God's work". The reason for this? see 1984 thread: "http://tinyurl.com/yepltr6" ak47 bomb bioweapon semtex ar15 glock 7.62mm allah jesus buddah fuse ricin plot plan operation grenade rocket ied phone poison anthrax airport runway invasion armor body bullet explosive hollowpoint explode gas mask NBC dirty plutonium |
|
|
|
Dec 6 2008, 04:04 AM
Post
#16
|
|
|
Member ![]() Group: Members Posts: 89 Joined: 27-June 08 Member No.: 1,988 |
I use this one for a quick overview of various markets, commodities, currencies etc...
research.cityindex.co.uk -------------------- www.strategiesfortraders.co.uk
|
|
|
|
Mar 24 2009, 07:29 AM
Post
#17
|
|
![]() Tri-Millennium Guru ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Group: Super Admins Posts: 27,180 Joined: 17-March 06 From: Hong Kong & London Member No.: 2 |
Prospects for China's Property Market in 2009 Speaker: Mr. Alva Y H To Director, Head of Consultancy, North Asia DTZ / 23 March 2009, 12:30-14:00, HKGCC Theatre In order to help investors build a more comprehensive understanding of the property market in China, HKGCC has invited Mr. Alva To from DTZ to present a review and forecast of the residential, office and retail markets in the Mainland. An interesting talk, backed up by some very good charts. The one I liked best was showing the timing of certain large mass transit projects underway in: Shenzhen and Shanghai (2012), Beijing (2015), ang Hangzhou (201?) It is hard for me to imagine the property markets fall much from current levels, as those mass transit projects move towards competion. Alva To's own forecast was that prices would tend to stabilise in 2009-2010, and then start moving higher in 2011. He didnt want to say too much about the possibibility of prices rising sooner, thanks to the mass transit projects, but he did agree with the point in my question that these projects would help. He said that HK's property market soared in the early-mid-1990's as HK's MTR system was built out. (Note: My own thinking was that money that was previously "wasted" on slow and expensive transport, could now go into property, as the mass transit expansion is finished.) The chart for Shenzhen look to me that prices had fallen back to a support level, and could rally from there. Today's column by Tom Holland in the SCMP had some interesting charts "No Recovery in sight yet for China's property developers", it was called. But I dont think his charts necessarily supported his arguments. What they did show was some deep falls, but not necessarily why prices should go on sliding. (But then, Tom does tend to see things in China from the bearish standpoint.) "Good, bad, and ugly" - he called the charts, from which I derived this data ======== Four Cities=== : Price Change : Jan-Feb Sales : Time to clear Shenzhen ....... : - 34.0 % yoy : +169 % yr-o-y : 11 months Guangzhou ..... : - 13.9 % yoy : +61.1% yoy... : 12 months Beijing ........... : - 13.8 % yoy : +27.5 % yoy... : 21 months Shanghai ........ :+ 14.3 % yoy : - 4.3 % yoy ... : 8 months Meantime, we are seeing this price action: China Overseas (HK:688) ... update ![]() Soho China (HK:410) ... update : Daily-2yrs ![]() Here's Tom Holland's conclusion: "Although credit conditions for cash-strapped developers have eased, sales volumes have picked up and share prices have bounced, real recovery in the mainland property market remains a distant prospect." My response to him: "Tom, dont you recall that the share prices will oft lead the physical property market? If so, perhaps you should stay alert for reasons why a turnaround might happen. Here's one: Look at the impact of big spending on mass transit systems in these cities, with the prices of nearby property? Many Chinese buyers are sitting on big savings. Perhaps they will want to jump into the property before the systems are finished. An upward surge in "connected" properties, will help to raise values through-out these cities. I will watch Chinese property prices with great interest. They have potential to help drag HK back up, especially if Shenzhen goes into full recovery mode. I went to see Alva To's talk at the HKGCC yesterday, and at the end I was able to ask a question about the HK market, and he seems to be thinking it is a bit of a dead cat, but he also seem to betray a bit of surprise that things are as healthy as they are. He gave an explanation for the "bounce", but he clearly wants to avoid sounding optimistic on either China or HK at this stage. I wonder why? Alva said that HK prices are low enough that they are highly "affordable" for potential buyers. The recent bounce is being driven by "own use" buyers, who have the money, can afford the current mortgage rates, and do not want to miss out, in case the current rally continues. He says that a similar (dead cat) bounce also happened after the big drop in 1997. Current prices certainly are affordable. In DTZ's measure, they use prices in Taikoo Shing, and the median household income of the average HK family. Here's his comparison (the psf figures are my own estimates) =============== 1997 Peak ....... : 150% : $ 8,500 psf / $ 5,700 income? 2002/3 Low ...... : 30 % : $ 3,000 psf 2008, March high: 83?% : $ 8,300 psf / $10,000 income? 2009, current ... : 62 % : $ 6,200 psf Taikoo Shing ... update ![]() What happened after the early 1998 bounce was that prices headed lower, as unemployment in HK continued to rise. At the SARS low in 2002/3, prices were a complete bargain, but people were too afraid to buy, as HK unemployment hit 8.6%. The same fears could creep back in during 2009 if local unemployment continues to rise. In the latest months of January and February, unemployment rose by 0.5% and 0.4%. These are worrying figures, and if such job destructioon continues, it could destroy the fragile confidence within the property market. -------------------- The market is "bipolar", swinging back and forth from a focus on Inflation to Deflation. Bet on swings; and stay flexible. What are bipolar markets? See: http://tinyurl.com/GEI-Manix
|
|
|
|
Mar 24 2009, 06:46 PM
Post
#18
|
|
![]() Third Wave Hunter ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Group: Members Posts: 1,366 Joined: 15-January 08 From: EW Harmonic Fibland Member No.: 1,496 |
-------------------- Not everyone's a genius in a bear market.
It's all in the waves, the problem is, interpreting them correctly! Third Waves - "Third waves are wonders to behold. They are strong and broad, and the trend at this point is unmistakable. Increasing favourable fundamentals enter the picture as confidence returns. Third waves usually generate the the greatest volume and price movement and are most often the extended wave in a series. It follows of course, that the third wave of a third wave and so on will be the most volatile point of strength in any wave sequence". Please note: Improvisation has been necessary as my charting package does not accommodate for the characters required to show the exact fractals of the wave structures. Any complaints should be emailed to: sodoffyoubarsteward@gotakeahike.com The entire modern financial system is based on a very small group of people having the power to create money out of thin air. |
|
|
|
Apr 17 2009, 05:39 AM
Post
#19
|
|
![]() Tri-Millennium Guru ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Group: Super Admins Posts: 27,180 Joined: 17-March 06 From: Hong Kong & London Member No.: 2 |
EXTRA RECORD ===
Week==== : 35tr : prv : CCLI. : MMLI. : 18wkMA .. before /18 01/06/2008 : xxx : xxx : ??.?? : 64.98 01/13/2008 : xxx : xxx : ??.?? : 67.93 01/20/2008 : xxx : xxx : ??.?? : 68.05 01/27/2008 : xxx : xxx : ??.?? : 69.13 02/03/2008 : xxx : xxx : ??.?? : 71.08 02/10/2008 : xxx : xxx : ??.?? : 70.33 02/17/2008 : 137 : xxx : 73.81 : 71.08 : 63.41 .. 02/24/2008 : 153 : xxx : 73.28 : 70.33 : 64.15 03/02/2008 : 159 : xxx : 73.98 : 71.07 : 64.92 03/09/2008 : 186 : xxx : 73.5E : 70.5E : 65.61 03/16/2008 : 169 : 218 : 73.01 : 69.97 : 66.22 03/23/2008 : 121 : xxx : 72.79 : 69.72 : 66.78 03/30/2008 : 134 : 203 : 72.89 : 70.06 : 67.29 04/06/2008 : 146 : 193 : 73.75 : 70.91 : 67.82 04/13/2008 : 124 : xxx : 71.93 : 69.02 : 68.17 .. 1,227.11 04/20/2008 : 160e: xxx : 72.57 : 69.77 : 68.51 .. 1,233.11 04/27/2008 : 171 : xxx : 71.49 : 68.58 : 68.78 .. 1,238.04 05/04/2008 : 173 : 253 : 71.44 : 68.61 : 69.02 .. 1,242.33 / C.C. 05/11/2008 : 178 : 232 : 71.51 : 68.59 : 69.22 .. 1245.94 / $3,115 05/18/2008 : 150 : xxx : 71.86 : 69.11 : 69.40 .. 1249.20 / $3,085 05/25/2008 : 185 : 209 : 72.67 : 69.87 : 69.57 .. 1252.30 / $3,115 06/01/2008 : 170 : xxx : 72.16 : 69.26 : 69.65 .. 1253.63 / $3,127 06/07/2008 : 183 : 203 : 73.23 : 70.26 : 69.77 .. 1255.84 / $3,295 (! High in CC ?) 06/14/2008 : 171 : 211 : 71.30 : 69.61 : 69.80 .. 1256.32 / $3,154 06/21/2008 : 150e: xxx : 72.62 : 69.39 : 69.xx .. 12xx.xx / $3,030 (reflecting: 6/16 - 6/22) 06/28/2008 : 130e: xxx : 73.38 : 70.27 : 69.xx .. 12xx.xx / $3,111 07/05/2008 : 116 : xxx : 72.77 : 69.70 : 69.xx .. 12xx.xx / $3,240 07/12/2008 : 109 : 262 : 72.38 : 69.41 : 69.xx .. 12xx.xx / $3,192 07/19/2008 : 104 : 268 : 71.84 : 68.78 : 69.xx .. 12xx.xx / $3,025 07/26/2008 : 115 : 333 : 71.55 : 68.47 : 69.xx .. 12xx.xx / $3,324 08/02/2008 : 124 : 268 : 70.81 : 67.59 : 69.xx .. ==== / $3,194 (testing lows again!) 08/09/2008 : 112 : 224 : 70.46 : 67.24 : 69.09 .. 65.05 / $2,870 08/16/2008 : 107 : xxx : 70.49 : 67.31 : 68.99 .. 65.27 / $3,140 08/23/2008 : 104 : 157 : 70.13 : 66.92 : 68.83 .. 65.48 / $3,265 08/30/2008 : 123 : 212 : 69.94 : 66.86 : 68.74 .. 65.70 / $3,097 09/06/2008 : 121 : xxx : 68.93 : 65.93 : 68.59 .. 65.89 / $2,974 (testing again...) 09/15/2008 : 098 : xxx : 68.40 : 65.44 : xx.xx ... xx.xx / $3,070e 09/22/2008 : 083 : xxx : 68.26 : 65.26 : xx.xx ... xx.xx / $3,192 09/29/2008 : 080 : 329 : 67.52 : 64.46 : xx.xx ... xx.xx / $3,160 10/06/2008 : 084 : 391 : 67.44 : 64.61 : xx.xx ... xx.xx / $3,097 : Black Oct. week 10/13/2008 : 104 : xxx : 66.27 : 63.79 : xx.xx ... xx.xx / $3,159 10/20/2008 : 090 : 422 : 64.64 : 62.01 : xx.xx ... xx.xx / $2,925 10/27/2008 : 113 : xxx : 63.40 : 60.94 : xx.xx ... xx.xx / $2,950e 11/03/2008 : 132 : xxx : 61.61 : 59.09 : xx.xx ... xx.xx / $2,984 11/10/2008 : 157 : xxx : 59.93 : 57.94 : xx.xx ... xx.xx / $2,642 11/17/2008 : 129 : 465 : 57.43 : 55.41 : xx.xx ... xx.xx / $2,609 11/24/2008 : 102 : 337 : 57.00 : 55.03 : xx.xx ... xx.xx / $2,496 12/01/2008 : xxx : xxx : 56.92 : 54.99 : xx.xx ... xx.xx / $2,500e 12/08/2008 : xxx : xxx : 57.15 : 55.19 : xx.xx ... xx.xx / $2,512 12/15/2008 : xxx : xxx : 56.71 : 54.77 : xx.xx ... xx.xx / $2,541 (( LOW )) 12/22/2008 : xxx : xxx : 56.93 : 54.99 : xx.xx ... xx.xx / $2,670e 12/29/2008 : xxx : xxx : 56.78 : 54.89 : xx.xx ... xx.xx / $2,581 (Cal. 2009) 01/05/2009 : 191 : xxx : 57.52 : 55.75 : xx.xx ... xx.xx / $2,649 01/12/2009 : 187 : 396 : 57.51 : 55.94 : xx.xx ... xx.xx / $2,698 01/19/2009 : 187 : 396 : 57.99 : 56.42 : xx.xx ... xx.xx / $2,612 01/26/2009 : ??? : 396 : 58.38 : 56.87 : xx.xx ... xx.xx / $2,626 02/03/2009 : 056 : ??? : 58.53 : 57.02 : xx.xx ... xx.xx / $2,612 02/10/2009 : 124 : 072 : 58.35 : 56.75 : xx.xx ... xx.xx / $2,612 02/17/2009 : 152 : 137 : 58.70 : 57.28 : xx.xx ... xx.xx / $2,656 02/24/2009 : 161 : 153 : 58.62 : 57.02 : xx.xx ... xx.xx / $2,545 03/03/2009 : 175 : 159 : 59.45 : 57.78 : xx.xx ... xx.xx / $2,732 03/10/2009 : 157 : 186 : 59.47 : 57.87 : xx.xx ... xx.xx / $2,660e 03/17/2009 : 184 : 169 : 59.74 : 58.25 : xx.xx ... xx.xx / $2,742 03/24/2009 : 240 : 121 : 59.43 : 57.90 : xx.xx ... xx.xx / $2,540 03/31/2009 : 318 : 134 : 60.20 : 58.71 : xx.xx ... xx.xx / $2,595 ==== : Rise from LOW : 6.15%: 7.30% ==== MMI x46 / CaribC 04/07/2009 : 365 : 146 : 60.10 : 58.48 : xx.xx ... $2,690 / $2,692 04/14/2009 : 327 : 124 : 60.66 : 59.20 : xx.xx ... $2,723 / $2,722 04/21/2009 : 291 : 129 : 61.50 : 60.06 : xx.xx ... $2,763 / $2,695 04/28/2009 : 258 : 171 : 62.83 : 61.29 : xx.xx ... $2,819 / $2,683 05/05/2009 : 157 : 173 : 63.08 : 61.43 : xx.xx ... $2,826 / $2,781 05/12/2009 : 239 : 178 : 64.34 : 62.48 : xx.xx ... $2,874 / $2,634 05/17/2009 : 270 : 150 : 64.30 : 62.56 : xx.xx ... $2,878 / $2,787 05/24/2009 : 242 : 185 : 64.35 : 62.72 : xx.xx ... $2,885 / $2,804 05/31/2009 : 316 : 170 : 65.49 : 63.62 : xx.xx ... $2,926 / $2,944 06/07/2009 : 320 : 183 : 65.00 : 63.18 : xx.xx ... $2,906 / $2,881 06/14/2009 : xxx : xxx : 65.82 : 64.07 : xx.xx ... $2,947 / $2,874 06/21/2009 : xxx : xxx : 67.11 : 65.49 : xx.xx ... $3,013 / $2,967 06/28/2009 : xxx : xxx : 68.42 : 66.77 : xx.xx ... $3,071 / $2,955 ==== : Rise from LOW : 20.6%: 21.9% : ==== MMI x46 / CaribC WeekEnded : HangSI : Hk12 :: 07/05/2009 : 18,203 : 43.70 :: 67.59 : 65.59 ... $3,071 / $2,906 07/12/2009 : 17,708 : 41.65 :: 68.46 : 66.52 ... $3,060 / $2,948 07/19/2009 : 18,806 : 44.80 :: 68.62 : 66.73 ... $3,070 / $2,996 07/26/2009 : 19,983 : 47.55 :: 68.71 : 66.89 ... $3,077 / $3,043 08/02/2009 : 20,573 : 51.20 :: 69.44 : 67.10 ... $3,087 / $3,140 08/09/2009 : 20,375 : 48.75 :: 69.51 : 67.33 ... $3,097 / $3,088E? 08/16/2009 : 20,893 : 47.80 :: 70.12 : 67.62 ... $3,111 / $3,206 +7.00% in a month! 08/23/2009 : 20,199 : 47.10 :: 70.79 : 68.50 ... $3,151 / $3,084 08/30/2009 : 20,099 : 47.05 :: 70.72 : 68.31 ... $3,142 / $3,311 09/06/2009 : 20,319 : 48.30 :: 72.64 : 70.38 ... $3,237 / $3,250e 09/13/2009 : 21,161 : 51.05 :: 72.06 : 70.07 ... $3,223 / $3,195 09/20/2009 : 21,623 : 51.50 :: 72.18 : 70.05 ... $3,222 / $3,120e 09/27/2009 : 21,024 : 49.75 :: 72.92 : 70.95 ... $3,264 / $3,278 ==== : Rise from LOW : xx.x%: xx.x% : ==== MMI x46 / CaribC WeekEnded : HangSI- SQx22: Hk12 :: CCLI : MMIdx ... MMI x46 / CaribC 10/04/2009 : 20,375 - 3,140 : 48.60 :: 72.70 : 70.81 ... $3,257 / $3,096 10/11/2009 : 21,499 - 3,226 : 51.75 :: 73.80 : 71.57 ... $3,292 / $3,257 10/18/2009 : 21,930 - 3,258 : 53.55 :: 73.37 : 71.38 ... $3,283 / $3,283 10/25/2009 : 22,590 - 3,307 : 55.30 :: 73.39 : 71.16 ... $3,273 / $3,247 11/01/2009 : 21,753 - 3,245 : 55.80 :: 73.74 : 71.30 ... $3,280 / $3,150 (Dist.$2,150?) 11/08/2009 : 21,830 - 3,250 : 56.30 :: 73.52 : 71.20 ... $3,275 / $3,161 11/15/2009 : 22,554 - 3,304 : 53.95 :: 73.91 : 71.42 ... $3,285 / $3,304 11/22/2009 : 22,456 - 3,297 : 54.20 :: 73.56 : 71.05 ... $3,xxx / $3,304 11/29/2009 : 21,135 - 3,198 : 51.70 :: 72.61 : 70.00 ... $3,220 / $3,157 12/06/2009 : 22,498 - 3,300 : 59.15 :: 73.03 : 70.87 ... $3,260 / $3,110 12/13/2009 : 21,902 - 3,256 : 57.80 :: 72.79 : 70.61 ... $3,248 / $3,293 12/20/2009 : 21,176 - 3,201 : 55.00 :: 73.08 : 70.79 ... $3,256 / $3,200e 12/27/2009 : 21,517 - 3,227 : 57.65 :: 73.23 : 70.95 ... $3,263 / $3,350 Rise from Low 89.7%: 37.7% : 151% :: 29.1%: 29.5% MMI x46 / +31.8% LOW.......... : 11,345 - 2343 : 23.00 :: 56.71 : 54.77 ... $2,519 / $2,541 01/03/2010 : 21,873 - 3,254 : 58.40 :: 74.07 : 71.77 ... $3,301 / $3,275 01/10/2010 : 22,297 - 3,285 : 59.25 :: 74.87 : 72.69 ... $3,344 / $3,261 01/17/2010 : 21,654 - 3,237 : 56.10 :: 75.08 : 72.86 ... $3,352 / $3,424 01/24/2010 : 20,726 - 3,167 : 51.20 :: 76.17 : 74.09 ... $3,408 / $3,283 01/31/2010 : 20,122 - 3,197 : 49.15 :: 76.05 : 73.55 ... $3,383 / $3,215 02/07/2010 : 19,665 - 3,085 : 47.55 :: 76.67 : 74.25 ... $3,416 / $3,342 02/14/2010 : 20,269 - 3,132 : 50.60 :: 77.03 : 74.57 ... $3,430 / $3,234 02/21/2010 : 19,894 - 3,103 : 48.60 :: 77.26 : 74.74 ... $3,438 / $3,249 02/28/2010 : 20,609 - 3,158 : 52.45 :: 77.96 : 75.65 ... $3,480 / $3.303 03/07/2010 : 20,788 - 3,172 : 53.95 :: 77.01 : 74.72 ... $3,437 / $3,561 03/14/2010 : 21,210 - 3,204 : 54.70 :: 77.24 : 74.82 ... $3,442 / $3,267 03/21/2010 : 21,371 - 3,216 : 56.35 :: 78.63 : 76.43 ... $3,515 / $3,376 : $8,003 03/28/2010 : 21,053 - 3,192 : 56.05 :: 78.69 : 76.25 ... $3,508 / $3,442 : $8,010 Rise from Low 85.6%: 36.4% : 144% : 38.8%: 39.2% MMI x46 / +36.6% 04/04/2010 : 21,537 - 3,229 : 54.90 :: 78.64 : 76.26 ... $3,508 / $3,460 : $7,900e 04/11/2010 : 22,209 - 3,279 : 55.15 :: 78.48 : 76.11 ... $3,501 / $3,498 : $8,045 04/18/2010 : 21,865 - 3,253 : 53.10 :: 79.39 : 77.16 ... $3,549 / $3,457 : $8,313 04/25/2010 : 21,244 - 3,207 : 50.40 :: 78.77 : 76.47 ... $3,518 / $3,624 : $8,178 05/02/2010 : 21,109 - 3,196 : 49.85 :: 80.68 : 78.20 ... $3,597 / $3,479 : $8,406 05/09/2010 : 19,920 - 3,105 : 47.35 :: 79.86 : 77.42 ... $3,561 / $3,746 : $8,321 05/16/2010 : 20,145 - 3,123 : 46.55 :: 80.06 : 77.55 ... $3,567 / $3,735 : $8,313 05/23/2010 : 19,546 - 3,076 : 43.60 :: 80.32 : 77.67 ... $3,573 / $3,716 : $8,101 05/30/2010 : 19,767 - 3,093 : 46.80 :: 79.16 : 76.47 ... $3,518 / $3,533 : $8,309 06/06/2010 : 19,780 - 3,094 : 46.70 :: 79.48 : 76.88 ... $3,537 / $3,671 : $8,505 06/13/2010 : 19,872 - 3,101 : 46.60 :: 79.68 : 77.08 ... $3,xxx / $3,500 : $8,496 06/20/2010 : 20,287 - X,XXx : 46.20 :: 79.12 : 76.25 ... $3,xxx / $3,599 : $8,314 06/27/2010 : 20,691 - X,XXx : 47.65 :: 80.12 : 77.43 ... $3,xxx / $3,721 : $8,433 Rise from Low xx.x%: 36.4% : 1xx% : 07/04/2010 : 19,905 - X,xxx : 46.10 :: 80.15 : 77.33 ... $3,xxx / $3,620 : $8,117 07/11/2010 : 20,379 - X,xxx : 47.20 :: ![]() SUMMARY: Week Ending ========= TOP: ............... CCLI : MMI. x 46 : Est.CC / CaribC Mar.02/2008... 73.98 : 71.07 x46: $3,269 / $ N/A 2nd high: Jun.28/2008... 73.38 : 70.27 x46: $3,232 / $3,111 ($3,295- 06/07/08) LOW: Dec.15/2008... 56.71 : 54.77 x46: $2,519 / $2,541 ($2,496- 11/24/08) ==from HIGH -23.3% -22.9% == - 22.9%/ ==== ( - 24.2%) NOW: Jun.28/2009... 68.42 : 66.77 x46: $3,071 / $2,955 ==from LOW : 20.6%: 21.9%: == 21.9% / 16.3% (+ 18.4%) That's volatility ! In Hong Kong, Prices fell by 23% in less than 6 months, and then rose by 22% in just over 6 months, to be just 2-4% below where they were a year before -------------------- The market is "bipolar", swinging back and forth from a focus on Inflation to Deflation. Bet on swings; and stay flexible. What are bipolar markets? See: http://tinyurl.com/GEI-Manix
|
|
|
|
May 25 2009, 09:37 AM
Post
#20
|
|
![]() Millennium man ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Group: Members Posts: 2,254 Joined: 26-March 08 Member No.: 1,702 |
-------------------- <pubkey>AICEnk7bEd/X+Bi+F04mWdFd2tFIcXrN/QAJI6HsjRU2cLOYjWepAZILgg9d
AnmT1BuNxr0p4jPHcy70aGvfIOhr6MeE96ZaasuSBATdvuxQmwGVHJ089Ljz CWpAzfbzouHl5E+22glZlhUtK/qhLY9JVpYxZKNRpG38rYH8kxU9AQAB</pubkey> http://tinyurl.com/yjnqo5p All I wanna hear is that JPM is soon going to explode in a gigantic supernova that will take the Fed, Goldman, AIG, UBS, HSBC, Citi, and BofA with it, leaving behind a white dwarf that we will name "God's work". The reason for this? see 1984 thread: "http://tinyurl.com/yepltr6" ak47 bomb bioweapon semtex ar15 glock 7.62mm allah jesus buddah fuse ricin plot plan operation grenade rocket ied phone poison anthrax airport runway invasion armor body bullet explosive hollowpoint explode gas mask NBC dirty plutonium |
|
|
|
![]() ![]() |
|
Lo-Fi Version | Time is now: 30th July 2010 - 01:30 PM |