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banana
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27-Jan-2014 13:00
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halleluyah
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27-Jan-2014 12:38
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yeah...take some nice sip of wine n enjoy the sea breeze first...cheers!!
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sgng123
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27-Jan-2014 12:35
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stay focus and wait for time. End of snake year in about 4 days, endure then the galloping horse would bring economy out of low growth. |
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BMW320
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27-Jan-2014 09:10
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Small wave buliding up for tsunami. Brace for the storm. Likely, a rebound soon for you to get off the ship. Before it sink further.
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Solidsnake
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27-Jan-2014 00:28
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Broader market correction. No need to confirm. Going to test new low for buyers.
Winter is coming.
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gold123
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26-Jan-2014 23:02
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hv to wait for the confirmation signal
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Lucky03
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26-Jan-2014 00:53
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Knot Sees Dutch Economy Improving as Housing Market Stabilizes
By Corina Ruhe, Fred Pals and Jana Randow January 25, 2014 11:12 AM EST The Dutch economy is poised to improve after house prices stopped declining and consumer confidence rose, Dutch Central Bank President Klaas Knot said. ?There is no need to think that the Dutch economy will structurally lag the euro zone any longer,? Knot, 46, who is also a member of the European Central Bank?s Governing Council, said in an interview yesterday at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. ?We will have to wait for mid-February to see whether the fourth-quarter gross domestic product numbers confirm the gradual recovery.? The Dutch economy, the fifth-largest in the euro area, emerged from a year of recession in the third quarter as exports benefited from a nascent recovery in the currency region. The country has gone through three recessions since the origins of the global financial crisis in 2007. Knot predicted in October that the previous quarter?s data would show the return to growth, helped in part by export demand. Consumer confidence improved and housing prices on a monthly basis have started to rise again, according to the Central Bureau of Statistics, or CBS. Housing Woes Prime Minister Mark Rutte?s coalition government tried to revive a sluggish housing market while reining in home-loan debt levels that are among Europe?s highest. The market?s decline, triggered by the credit crisis and a deteriorating economy, was aggravated by government measures restricting mortgage-interest tax breaks and loan-to-value caps. House prices have dropped by about 20 percent since peaking in 2008, the central bank has said. Knot, who took over from Nout Wellink in July 2011, said that curbing tax rebates has been the right thing to do. ?There has been something of a bubble, partly tax-driven,? he said. ?Tax incentives played a huge role there, but the situation became unsustainable. This has changed now.? The economy is also helped by increased investment, according to Knot. ?It seems that world trade is also picking up, so the export sector will profit from that,? Knot said. ?If you look at the purchasing managers? index readings, the Netherlands has actually led the pack already for many months, so the soft indicators are very good.? The Dutch budget deficit will hit 3.3 percent of gross domestic product in 2014, the Hague-based government?s planning agency, CPB, said last month. The Netherlands has been in breach of the bloc?s limit of 3 percent of GDP since the beginning of the crisis. The government and opposition parties reached an accord in October for a 6 billion-euro austerity package for 2014 on top of a four-year, 16 billion-euro cut approved in 2012. To contact the reporters on this story: Corina Ruhe in Davos, Switzerland at [email protected] Fred Pals in Amsterdam at [email protected] Jana Randow in Davos, Switzerland at [email protected] To contact the editor responsible for this story: Craig Stirling at [email protected] |
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Lucky03
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25-Jan-2014 21:56
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Draghi Says Europe?s Recovery Firming With No Deflation in Sight
By Jeff Black and Jana Randow January 24, 2014 7:01 PM EST European Central Bank President Mario Draghi European Central Bank President Mario Draghi said he sees signs of a ?dramatic? improvement in the health of the euro-area economy and that inflation will gradually return to target. ?What we have been seeing in the past three or four months is both the improvement in financial markets and that our accommodative monetary policy is finally being passed through to the real economy,? Draghi said yesterday at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. ?The idea is that now we have low inflation, and it will move gradually back to the objective? of just under 2 percent. Even as Draghi portrays a euro-area rebound, banks from Barclays Plc (BARC) to Commerzbank AG are predicting that the Frankfurt-based ECB will have to cut its benchmark interest rate in the coming months as volatility in money markets threatens to derail the recovery. Draghi, who has promised to take action to safeguard price stability if needed, also said there?s no reason to believe that current subdued price increases will turn into deflation. ?One is tempted to infer that after financial crises you have a period of time with low core inflation,? he said. ?If you define deflation as a broad-based, self-feeding, persistent fall in prices, broad-based across sectors and countries -- we don?t see that.? Stress Tests Even so, the recovery is ?still weak, still fragile, still uneven,? Draghi said, adding that the risks to the outlook remain on the downside. The ECB forecasts that the euro-area economy will grow 1.1 percent this year after an estimated contraction of 0.4 percent in 2013. Inflation is forecast to be 1.1 percent this year and 1.3 percent in 2015. Draghi said that the ECB?s upcoming health check of European banks will help to make monetary policy more effective, as interest-rate signals will be better passed through to the real economy. Before taking over supervision of around 130 of the region?s biggest banks in November, the ECB is probing asset quality and subjecting lenders to tests of their ability to withstand financial turmoil. Draghi said in October that he wouldn?t hesitate to fail weak banks. ?The most important thing is transparency. The operation of shedding light on banks? balance sheets should help them raise capital,? he said yesterday. ?Of course banks that should go should go.? To contact the reporters on this story: Jeff Black in Frankfurt at [email protected] Jana Randow in Davos, Switzerland at [email protected] To contact the editor responsible for this story: Craig Stirling at [email protected] |
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sgng123
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25-Jan-2014 11:55
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big players cashing out of 2013 bull rally, repositioning of fund. hope this time growth stock would be in focus. | ||||
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Falcon
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25-Jan-2014 00:03
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I like. Patience is Golden :)
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MetalTrader
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24-Jan-2014 23:53
Yells: "Let Your Ignorance Be Shown Tomorrow! ~ PredictorX" |
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Patience breeds Gold in pocket. In a race, be a turtle- Slow & Stability for 2014. Too haste makes no profits :)
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Falcon
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24-Jan-2014 23:51
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Appreciate your analysis Bro Metal. Looking forward to d uptrend, its been a looooooong long wait :) Keep us update! Cheers :)
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MetalTrader
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24-Jan-2014 23:31
Yells: "Let Your Ignorance Be Shown Tomorrow! ~ PredictorX" |
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Prediction (NOL) After conducting through analysis, i will give the good news for NOL: 22 Jan Closing- NOL @ $1.065, i predict there will be profits to be made from this point. There will be uptrend. 23 Jan- NOL closed $1.06 24 Jan- NOL closed $1.05 Updates will be on a weekly basis for NOL (every fri). As it takes time for growth according to my prediction. It can goes for months. |
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Lucky03
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24-Jan-2014 22:04
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PUBLISHED JANUARY 24, 2014 ECB, other central banks scale back US dollar facility The European Central Bank and other major central banks said on Friday they are scaling back their emergency supply of US dollars to banks as economic and financial conditions improve - PHOTO: AFP [FRANKFURT] The European Central Bank and other major central banks said on Friday they are scaling back their emergency supply of US dollars to banks as economic and financial conditions improve. The ECB, Bank of England, Bank of Japan and Swiss National Bank have decided to "gradually reduce" their offerings of US dollar liquidity-providing operations, the ECB said in a statement. During the financial crisis, banks have sometimes been compelled to resort to their central bank to borrow US dollars when access to the funds dried up. But fewer and fewer banks have been making use of the facility in recent months amid signs that the crisis is fading and economies are gradually recovering. |
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banana
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24-Jan-2014 08:09
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There will be a knee jerk hence a good chance to buy cheap | ||||
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MetalTrader
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24-Jan-2014 01:03
Yells: "Let Your Ignorance Be Shown Tomorrow! ~ PredictorX" |
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Prediction (NOL) After conducting through analysis, i will give the good news for NOL: 22 Jan Closing- NOL @ $1.065, i predict there will be profits to be made from this point. There will be uptrend. 23 Jan- NOL closed $1.06 |
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gold123
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23-Jan-2014 22:18
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NOL may move up
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banana
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23-Jan-2014 22:05
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Hence slow and steady.)
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Lucky03
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23-Jan-2014 21:44
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ECB's Draghi cautions against undue optimism
Reuters - 7 hrs ago FRANKFURT (Reuters) - European Central Bank President Mario Draghi cautioned Wednesday against undue optimism for the euro zone economy, saying there still were significant risks of setbacks to the recovery. Draghi said in an interview with the Swiss daily Neue Zuercher Zeitung that he is not too concerned about either inflation or deflation. "We do see encouraging signals and the first signs of an economic recovery in the euro zone, but it is still weak and uneven," Draghi said. "All in all, the risk of setbacks is large. I would be very careful not to give an overly optimistic outlook." (Reporting by Sakari Suoninen Editing by Kim Coghill) |
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MetalTrader
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23-Jan-2014 19:50
Yells: "Let Your Ignorance Be Shown Tomorrow! ~ PredictorX" |
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Mooo Hahaha
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