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Hareii commented Mar 21, 2012The will is more important than the ability. Do Saudi Arabia WANT to control oil prices?
Can Saudi Arabia Control Oil Prices?
- Hareii commented Mar 21, 2012
If it is really true genuine profit, then it will be used to pay down the huge US debt. Otherwise, it is just a 'left pocket in, right pocket out' accounting gimmick.
Federal Reserve turns $77 billion profit
- Hareii commented Mar 21, 2012
" ...But a savvy investors stays two steps ahead of the economy, so he must dig for nascent trends before they become front page news..." When 'i' take two steps back and add a 't', bullish becomes bullshit.
Why I'm Bullish On America: 5 Charts
- Hareii commented Mar 21, 2012
To the proponents that speed trading or algo trading or HFT should be regulated or brought under control, first answer the question of how fast is too fast? Until there is a definitive objective figures of such 'speed limit', how do you regulated? ...
Regulators Are Slow to Act on Speed Traders
- Hareii commented Mar 6, 2012
New problems will surface if investors would be 'forced' to take the losses. To think that the so-called 'orderly default' is the lesser evil is just being naive at best.
Chancellor Merkel: new problems will arise if swaps miss targets
- Hareii commented Feb 28, 2012
I think he is referring to Germany. If I were him, I would have wished for Germany to leave. There is no need to have to kick other nations out and risk giving itself a bad name in the history record.
German FinMin: You wanna leave? Leave!
- Hareii commented Feb 28, 2012
The day when Germany start pondering its own internal austerity measure is the day when their electorates start saying no to further bailout of other Euro countries.
Goldman: Germany Is Now On The Hook By €1 Trillion (Or 40% Of GDP)
- Hareii commented Feb 28, 2012
QE is not just a economic consideration. It is as much a political tool for the political master. You have to factor in the political power play between the white house and the republicans as well as the temporal proximity to the next politically ...
Durable Goods Orders in U.S. Slump 4%, Most in Three Years
- Hareii commented Feb 28, 2012
That is not the question. The question is WHEN it will go up and WHEN it will go down.
Durable Goods Orders in U.S. Slump 4%, Most in Three Years
- Hareii commented Feb 28, 2012
Just look at S&P500 and Baltic Dry index side by side and you will see the huge divergence between the two indices. One of them is lying. I leave it to you to decide which one is lying.
Durable Goods Orders in U.S. Slump 4%, Most in Three Years
- Hareii commented Feb 24, 2012
S&P500 is at a 52-week High at current moment and yet many people still cannot shake off the notion of further QE (or still harbouring the expectation of further QE). It is either there is a current 'bubble' in the US equity market (if indeed QE is ...
Fed says policy appropriate, few hints of new stimulus
- Hareii commented Feb 24, 2012
If bank can 'deliberately' 'create' losses, conversely they can 'deliberately' 'create' profit and hence bank bonuses?
RBS 'deliberately' doubled losses to £2bn in 'Alice in Wonderland' accounting
- Hareii commented Feb 23, 2012
Buffett got to walk the talk. Not doing so is like saying I support Obama but my vote will go to the republican.
Christie: Buffett Should ‘Write a Check and Shut Up’
- Hareii commented Feb 13, 2012
Short term pain, long term gain. Short term gain, long term pain. ECB is obviously opting for the latter.
The ECB’s trillion euro bet
- Hareii commented Feb 2, 2012
Bernanke wouldn't have his way. This is election year. The republican will not hand the presidency to Obama for a second term without going down with a fight. Any potential easing would therefore have to be discounted.
Bernanke may testify more Fed action could be needed
- Hareii commented Jan 31, 2012
Interesting, but I think we need to nail down the definition of 'manipulation' of market. What exactly is 'manipulation'? Without a clear definition, we are getting nowhere in this discussion.
Brics catch high-frequency trading habit
- Hareii commented Jan 31, 2012
Seems to be a lot of fear on high freq trading. Is it due to a lack of understanding of high freq trading? How exactly in detail does high freq trading 'manipulate' the market? Anyone?
Brics catch high-frequency trading habit
- Hareii commented Jan 30, 2012
Responsible fund managers will care. Gambler fund managers will take risk. Look at what your fund managers are buying and you decide whether you want to let your fund managers gamble your money for you or it is better to do it yourself at the casino.
Europe to S&P, Fitch: Who cares?
- Hareii commented Jan 4, 2012
So much for the independence of ECB that Germany is actively defending. This is an irony.
Draghi risks German anger with appointment of Praet as ECB economics chief
- Hareii commented Dec 12, 2011
Ok. Moody starting to make some noise on the market now after S&P. Looks like the christmas rally has not shown any promises so far, and these rating agencies are working overtime now. Press press press and squeeze all the shorts later on. That's ...
S&P says euro zone may need another shock