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Scary Financial Headlines, Don't Be Mislead!

Shane My
Publish date: Sat, 24 Aug 2013, 09:50 PM
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Like many of us, we seek for financial security and ultimately financial freedom. This blog is intended to act as a journal of investment as I journey towards that dream. At the same time, I hope that the articles written here would also benefit many others who share the same vision as me.

I find it extremely disconcerting that our daily paper are spewing out troubling headlines such as the one shown below:

 

Obviously the title is a headline grabber, otherwise why would I click to read the contents. However the contents is rather far fetched from what I expected it to be. Instead of expecting a good solid case study backed with reliable figures on what might trigger a larger global crisis, I got a write-up of a public investment seminar by a certain person from an investment organization. Big disappointment there!

 

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Momobear

Agreed.

2013-08-24 22:43

bsngpg

To me, both sides have some worthwhile points and some unconvincing arguments too. But I still appreciate their contribution in awaking awareness. Thank you.

2013-08-25 07:46

tsurukame

Kuroda-Bean Say Policies to Aid Growth as Fed Considers Tapering
By Joshua Zumbrun & Simon Kennedy - Aug 25, 2013 4:04 AM GMT+0800
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-08-24/kuroda-bean-say-policies-to-aid-growth-as-fed-considers-tapering

Global stocks gain; doubts arise on end to Fed purchases
http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/08/23/us-markets-global-idUSBRE96S00E20130823.html

My take: It is very natural to undershoot on pessimism just as to overshoot optimism....that's human nature and we are all human beings... It is most important to pay attention to what the Central Bankers say and do..

It appears that recent massive sell down is over, Stocks will soon resume its uptrend..

2013-08-25 12:06

tsurukame

One buys and sells at one's own risk....

India's problem was their own doing...government interfered too much and overload system with bureaucracy and did not improvise further on market fundamentals when the going was good during the past several years of heady growth...

2013-08-25 12:44

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