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    A Comment from Business insider:


    Only one thing needs to happen on Sep 18, 10:24 PM said:
    Hell will have to freeze over before you ever see any tapering whatsoever.

    What people don't realize is the FEd has lost all credibility and all control, and now has to continue QE to the very end - that is, all the way until our currency collapses and some new currency is issued.

    I know that no one will believe this and many haters will criticize this, but those people don't understand math, and exponential debt growth, and how even 100% taxation cannot over come the debt growth and government's promises.

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    Quote Originally Posted by blackjack21trader View Post
    You see, my business networks span far and wide. From factories, to landlords, to retailers to shops owners and what have you.
    I have YOUTH
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    Quote Originally Posted by indomie View Post
    A Comment from Business insider:


    Only one thing needs to happen on Sep 18, 10:24 PM said:
    Hell will have to freeze over before you ever see any tapering whatsoever.

    What people don't realize is the FEd has lost all credibility and all control, and now has to continue QE to the very end - that is, all the way until our currency collapses and some new currency is issued.

    I know that no one will believe this and many haters will criticize this, but those people don't understand math, and exponential debt growth, and how even 100% taxation cannot over come the debt growth and government's promises.

    although US unemployment rate is dwindling, it is still not at Fed's target of 7%. on a global outlook, Europe and China data aren't promising. it's a prudent move cos' pulling the QE plug prematurely on a heavily sedated world economy may just set it back to 'critical-care' mode

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    Quote Originally Posted by mermaid View Post
    I have YOUTH
    muahahahahahahhaahahha

    1 trait beats all
    Youth is a liability in property market. Means you don't have money and also you start late.

    My father's time he never took more than 5 year loan in his whole life, he shakes his head when he see me sign for 30 year loans.....youth good?

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    Quote Originally Posted by xebay11 View Post
    Youth is a liability in property market. Means you don't have money and also you start late.
    tis is not necc true. my ratio of cash to debt is 1:1.

    Quote Originally Posted by xebay11 View Post
    My father's time he never took more than 5 year loan in his whole life, he shakes his head when he see me sign for 30 year loans.....youth good?
    Me oni took 15 yrs loan.
    tats becos yr dad dunno how to leverage.

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    Quote Originally Posted by indomie View Post
    A Comment from Business insider:


    Only one thing needs to happen on Sep 18, 10:24 PM said:
    Hell will have to freeze over before you ever see any tapering whatsoever.

    What people don't realize is the FEd has lost all credibility and all control, and now has to continue QE to the very end - that is, all the way until our currency collapses and some new currency is issued.

    I know that no one will believe this and many haters will criticize this, but those people don't understand math, and exponential debt growth, and how even 100% taxation cannot over come the debt growth and government's promises.
    This proves that we are all on the same platform. Fed is doing what it is trying to do: reduce market uncertainty. Since the market wants more QE, so FED simply gives more.

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    I would not be surprised FED is also monitoring this forum and what you all says and thinking.

    Remember how early this year, someone exposed the US spying on the Internet?

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    When I was a young kid. I discovered my deceased grandpa pasted a manual with an angmo crest on it under a briefcase. Although I did not understand the English words on the manual, I took the book and kept it in my piggy safe nevertheless.

    Many years later after finishing my O levels, when I opened this book entitled " SECRET OF THE GLOBAL ECONOMY AND NEW WORLD ORDER". I got my THIRD EYE opened as well.

    (TO BE CONTINUED )

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    Ben, I know you are reading this.

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    Quote Originally Posted by blackjack21trader View Post
    Yes indeed. The mortals are indeed stupid. They buy cars not because of convenience, but more to show off. The transport here already so well developed, why spend money on cars? Unless of course, they are saying they are as rich as me.

    Especially property agents who show off their BMW 5 series to me, not knowing I have one lambo and one Bentley at home.


    Good Luck.

    bro it is people like you buying cars and keep at home and waste and hoard 2 COEs while those who needs the COE had to bid higher ...

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    Quote Originally Posted by proud owner View Post
    bro it is people like you buying cars and keep at home and waste and hoard 2 COEs while those who needs the COE had to bid higher ...

    For people who need a car, they should go after cat A COE...right?

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    The monies meant for my last purchase has just shrunk today,

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    Quote Originally Posted by blackjack21trader View Post
    Ben, I know you are reading this.
    Yes! I am watching you since your words so big. Head also bigger than mine. Waiting for you to take over my job.

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    Goldman Pushes Back Forecast On First Taper To December, First Rate Hike To 2016: FOMC Q&A

    => SIBOR 0.4% until 2016
    Ride at your own risk !!!

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    Isn't is scary? Nothing is fundamental and real anymore. Not the love (no money no honey), not the beauty (plastic surgery), certainly not the economy.

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    Quote Originally Posted by phantom_opera View Post
    Goldman Pushes Back Forecast On First Taper To December, First Rate Hike To 2016: FOMC Q&A

    => SIBOR 0.4% until 2016
    paisei, what about SOR until 2016 huh ?

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    SIBOR

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?featur...&v=NN3o6nNxYfs

    Marc Faber: We are in QE unlimited

    In 2010, Janet Yellen said she'd vote for negative interest rates. Marc Faber says she'll make Bernanke look like a hawk. #doom

    Oh no ... I am stuck with too much banana money
    Last edited by phantom_opera; 19-09-13 at 22:04.
    Ride at your own risk !!!

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    I bet this index might hit a new high soon

    Ride at your own risk !!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by phantom_opera View Post
    SIBOR

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?featur...&v=NN3o6nNxYfs

    Marc Faber: We are in QE unlimited

    In 2010, Janet Yellen said she'd vote for negative interest rates. Marc Faber says she'll make Bernanke look like a hawk. #doom

    Oh no ... I am stuck with too much banana money
    Ok leverage to the max that TDSR allows

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    2009 to 2016, 7年之殃

    sob sob
    Ride at your own risk !!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by phantom_opera View Post
    2009 to 2016, 7年之殃

    sob sob
    Why r u sobbing?

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    Quote Originally Posted by mummy View Post
    Why r u sobbing?
    Cos he has too much cash on hand and they are depreciating like mad.

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    Quote Originally Posted by leesg123 View Post
    Cos he has too much cash on hand and they are depreciating like mad.
    Oh, I see. He didn't buy any property the last few years? Should have, the terrace I bought in 2010 doubled in value in 3 years!

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    Coz his kopi at yakun going to be $2 soon.

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    Low interest until 2016? Good for property owners!


    Quote Originally Posted by phantom_opera View Post
    2009 to 2016, 7年之殃

    sob sob

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    Quote Originally Posted by teddybear View Post
    Low interest until 2016? Good for property owners!

    SOR Sibor might be low, but bank might still increase their spread.
    "Never argue with an idiot, or he will drag you down to his level and beat you with experience."

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ringo33 View Post
    SOR Sibor might be low, but bank might still increase their spread.
    That's the trend though its slowing. Banks can't afford to jack too much since vol is down

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    Quote Originally Posted by mermaid View Post
    tis is not necc true. my ratio of cash to debt is 1:1.



    Me oni took 15 yrs loan.
    tats becos yr dad dunno how to leverage.
    Five year loan and keep buying and selling factories, I think he did pretty well leveraging wise, balancing opportunity and risk, this is prudence and allowed him to invest even in the worst of times, leveraging is only good during good times.

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    Quote Originally Posted by newbie11 View Post
    That's the trend though its slowing. Banks can't afford to jack too much since vol is down
    2009 to 2016, 7年之殃

    ...appears inevitable....hah

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    中殃淫行


    Yellenomics
    Abenomics
    Ride at your own risk !!!

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