HK HV and all those unfair ones are only targeted by idiots now.
Even if you wanna bet against the market the only way to make money in puts is through fairly valued ones by Macquaire.
Those who still promote HK HV HG obviously is in deep loss there and may not recover it back because all of them are doomed as KLCI will most likely test above 1700 after hike announcement defered to December (later announce)
Better to play the Cs by Macquarie which are fair or Hang Seng warrnats
My favorite is HSI-CP because the gearing is huge. HSI 1% up tomorrow can make almost 30% from it..27-27.5c
Private equity magnate David Rubenstein, the founder of The Carlyle Group, made himself a billionaire by reading the markets. And he says the Fed will not raise interest rates this month.
Speaking on CNBC, Rubenstein argues that the Fed will wait until investors expect a hike before acting. As he put it:
“The Fed is really the central bank of the world. If the Fed raise rates a little bit, it will have an impact all over the world, particularly in emerging markets.
“I think the Fed is sensitive to that, and I think therefore the Fed is likely to wait for another month or two to get additional data and probably telegraph a little bit better than it has now that it’s about ready to do it at a particular time.”
Charles & Cyborg - remember to pray before you go to bed. the greatest things is we share our suffering and happiness together whether is loss / gain...no matter how much we loss, always be positive - the $$ will return back to our pocket..is only the matter of time!
2nd card to Player 9... Excellent double 9 = 8 very very advantage 2nd card to Banker... guess what? ........ Winner always Banker, this is phenomenon of game.
lol true..I work for an IB..and I am always better than the normal investor.
Most experienced traders in banks are anyways. No point playing something you are not good at. We make our living from this, you all should stick to investing stocks instead..you will never be able to beat professionals.
Everyone knows HK will see below 20c very soon. Good luck.
Federal is not raising interest rates yet but Dow Jones zig-zag now between positive and negative showing weakness in the US and the world economy. Don't know to buy call or put warrants tomorrow or just sideline.
Yellen explains no rate hike due to global uncertainty and slowdown in China. Emerging markets are not doing well. So do you think Malaysia's economy now is any better than China? We are going to short the fkli when the market opens. Join me to short the fkli. Good opportunity in the futures market! :)
It over...fm...gamble loss..prepare to cut loss....dun pretend to be big shot there...you are just small fish I know...you re GAME OVER!!!!!!!! H today will drop helln you will suffer...pity your naive followers all go to holland with you.....
Don't think game over...volatility remains which is good for either put or call warrants.djia close more than 200 pts in last hr from day high reflecting investors still jitters with the news.Back to klci i presume many will take profits after recent rally due to coming weekend.in fact i am considering to add more put warrants.cheers
The following are selected highlights of the press conference of Federal Reserve Chairwoman Janet Yellen after the central bank’s decision not to increase interest rates.
On whether the Fed could hike next month: “So as I’ve said before, every meeting is a live meeting where the committee can make a decision to move to change our target for the federal funds rate. That certainly includes October. As you know and I’ve stressed previously, were we to decide to do that, we would call a press briefing and you’ve participated in an exercise to make sure that you would know how to participate in that press briefing, should it happen.”
On what it would take for the Fed to hike: “To be clear, our decision will not hinge on any particular data release. Or on day-to-day movements in financial markets. Instead, the decision will depend on a wide range of economic and financial indicators. And our assessment of their cumulative implications for actual and expected progress towards our objectives.”
On why inflation is running under its 2% target: ”An important reason for that is that declines in import prices reflecting the appreciation of the dollar and declines in energy prices [that] are holding down inflation well below our target and well below core inflation. We expect those effects to be transitory and with well anchored inflation expectations we expect inflation to move back to 2%. Now in the intermeeting period, we have seen some further appreciation of the dollar and some further downward pressure on energy prices. And that creates a bit of further drag on inflation that I would view as transitory, as very likely to be transitory. So I continue and the committee continues to expect that inflation will move back to 2%. So this should be a small thing and in the meantime the labor market has continued to improve.”
On why markets have been volatile: “I think developments that we saw in financial markets in August in part reflected concerns that there was downside risk to Chinese economic performance and perhaps concerns about the gaps where policymakers were addressing those concerns, in addition we saw a very substantial downward pressure on oil prices in commodity markets. And those developments have had a significant impact on many emerging market economies that are important producers of commodities as well as more advanced countries including Canada which is an important trading partner of ours that’s been negatively affected by declining commodity prices, declining energy prices.”
On whether the Fed considered negative interest rates, as one participant called for: “So let me be clear that negative interest rates was not something that we considered very seriously at all today. It was not one of our main policy options.”
On whether the Fed has furthered income inequality with low interest rates: “The main thing that an accommodative monetary policy does is put people back to work. Since income inequality is surely exacerbated by having a high unemployment and a weak job market, that has the most profound negative effects on the most vulnerable individual. To me, putting people back to work and seeing a strengthening of the labor market that has a disproportionately favorable effect on vulnerable portions of our population, that’s not something that increases income inequality.”
Volatility is down with VIX indicator down 1% to 21%. Fluffy concept but there is an index for it
Posted by micky92 > Sep 18, 2015 05:32 AM | Report Abuse
Don't think game over...volatility remains which is good for either put or call warrants.djia close more than 200 pts in last hr from day high reflecting investors still jitters with the news.Back to klci i presume many will take profits after recent rally due to coming weekend.in fact i am considering to add more put warrants.cheers
Guys, just don't do panic selling later, interest rate hike is just one of the worries, from yesterday volume, I could see people are waiting for your warrants at lower level as they foresee something negative other than interest hike. Most of the people foresee no interest rate hike before the official announcement but why they still queuing? For klci, no matter there is interest hike or not, it will still up in short term because njb is burning our money. If both china and US are in trouble, I think other markets will have problems too. If u look at DJ, it was closed in red. Think twice before you throw it to buaya.
Guys, use your brain to think logically. Does it mean no rate hike, then all the people happy?? Bull is coming??
US interest has always been near zero rate for a decade. Why they want to keep it so low??
US Federal Reserved always wanted to have rate hike but they foresee the whole world market is doing badly and more so, worst is yet to come. So, even though their US economical data released recently indicated low inflation and low unemployment rate, they still dare not to have rate hike because they know whole world market especially China gonna to face some serious economic slowdown and that would affect the whole world market.
Why dj still down even they know no interest hike?and whats the reason they delay the hike?its simple,because whole market is still in bad shape.we malaysia included.why najib suddenly pump 20b into our stock?think twice...happy trading
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Posted by N00b > 2015-09-17 20:49 | Report Abuse
Here's a very general guideline to go by:
http://s29.postimg.org/qf0al5dwn/winners_and_losers_tightening_0.jpg
if the Fed does not tighten, just flip the winner and loser columns.