Hi readers
I've just had another look at the NFLX chart and it looks as tho this stock could do another serious run down. Mid year it will gather serious momentum.. So tomorrow ill look at the options.
It wonderful to see that finally the market now realises what the Saudi's game plan was..
To run the shale businesses out of business.
Ha ha let's enjoy cheap oil...
By the way we will not see $100 oil in the next 5 years, going by what the astrology is showing.
While the world as we know it is changing, we need to understand and respect tolerants.
The best think to do is not to get involved, but I doubt the west will be able to.
What's happening in Russia needs to be left alone as caos is very real.
Russia needs to work out this on its own or else squeezing an orange which has no juice is pointless.
The more important issue is if caos does happen then nuclear materials will be sold to people who require it to cause harm.
I'm not bluffing either this is very real.
In the currency markets..
Australia your dollar is being attacked by overseas and there is no let up, so let's see how far the RBA is prepared to let it go.
At it broke the 83 level it's hasn't looked backs it been a consistent clipping.
Great for exporters, bad for consumers.
Hopefully there are farmers still on the land that can teach skills for the next generation to prosper.
To the U.S.
As I have stated before housing isn't recovering like it's supposed to.
Hedge funds have bought properties from the banks and holding them hoping to cash in.
Problem is it's not happening, the Fed knows it too that's why the are at bay.
But the media is beating up the wrong beat regarding the fed's view of the economy.
To Singapore
We are in serious trouble. We have loaded up on Euros as a reserve currency. This has been great while the euro was trading higher.
But now this isn't good as with the euro about to collapse, it could seriously put a massive debit into the countries coffers.
Stay tuned as Singapore could seriously could become a tailspin economy.
Be careful property investors.
I've just had another look at the NFLX chart and it looks as tho this stock could do another serious run down. Mid year it will gather serious momentum.. So tomorrow ill look at the options.
It wonderful to see that finally the market now realises what the Saudi's game plan was..
To run the shale businesses out of business.
Ha ha let's enjoy cheap oil...
By the way we will not see $100 oil in the next 5 years, going by what the astrology is showing.
While the world as we know it is changing, we need to understand and respect tolerants.
The best think to do is not to get involved, but I doubt the west will be able to.
What's happening in Russia needs to be left alone as caos is very real.
Russia needs to work out this on its own or else squeezing an orange which has no juice is pointless.
The more important issue is if caos does happen then nuclear materials will be sold to people who require it to cause harm.
I'm not bluffing either this is very real.
In the currency markets..
Australia your dollar is being attacked by overseas and there is no let up, so let's see how far the RBA is prepared to let it go.
At it broke the 83 level it's hasn't looked backs it been a consistent clipping.
Great for exporters, bad for consumers.
Hopefully there are farmers still on the land that can teach skills for the next generation to prosper.
To the U.S.
As I have stated before housing isn't recovering like it's supposed to.
Hedge funds have bought properties from the banks and holding them hoping to cash in.
Problem is it's not happening, the Fed knows it too that's why the are at bay.
But the media is beating up the wrong beat regarding the fed's view of the economy.
To Singapore
We are in serious trouble. We have loaded up on Euros as a reserve currency. This has been great while the euro was trading higher.
But now this isn't good as with the euro about to collapse, it could seriously put a massive debit into the countries coffers.
Stay tuned as Singapore could seriously could become a tailspin economy.
Be careful property investors.
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