In China people mortgage their homes to dump into stocks at 10x leverage. So when the market collapses >5%, which these days seems to be fairly common, you see a lot of jumpers on the tallest buildings in the city.
Sharing my investment opinions/trade ideas as well as rationalizing them in words. All posts are personal opinions and do not constitute a recommendation to buy or sell any financial instrument, or to make any investments. Readers should do your own due diligence at all times.
Saturday, 20 June 2015
A50
This is what the Chinese government does when the Chinese stock market collapses, to prevent people from jumping off buildings.
Grexit
This is the latest term that's hitting the investment world right now.
As if this Greek tragedy of a story has become an overplayed record, the latest development seems pretty serious.
If Greece really leaves the European Union, all hell is going to break loose in the investment world.
Particularly for securities and derivatives, what will Greek stocks, bonds and other exchange traded products be worth? In Euros? In the old Drachma?
What new currency will rise from this crisis?
Who knows?
We will have to wait and see...
As if this Greek tragedy of a story has become an overplayed record, the latest development seems pretty serious.
If Greece really leaves the European Union, all hell is going to break loose in the investment world.
Particularly for securities and derivatives, what will Greek stocks, bonds and other exchange traded products be worth? In Euros? In the old Drachma?
What new currency will rise from this crisis?
Who knows?
We will have to wait and see...
Thursday, 4 June 2015
Long Time No Post
It's been a long time since I last posted. Hardly could do any investment analyses since I was so busy in Shanghai.
Anyway it was good as well since zero investing equals a lot of money saved!
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